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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
1
Manila dispatch says natives of Neava Viscaya province declare open revolt led by Simeon Mandoa a former governor now fugitive. Rebels seize Solano and clash with advancing constabulary as a desperate battle looms with authorities moving to retake the town.
Special-Bulletin Cable reports in Atlanta that Hoke Smith won the gubernatorial nomination amid a convention endorsement for him as a presidential candidate in 1912. The event signals rising support for his political career and national ambitions.
In Bilboa on September 1 the strike wave triggers violent clashes between police and crowd. Authorities declare martial law as unrest intensifies and security forces move to restore order amid mounting casualties and chaos.
A fragment notes a September 1 sugar ban analysis from San Francisco with figures 88 analysis 13s 31 20 and a 13 percent quotation, highlighting prior quotacion and historical data.
A disrupted trading day on the Stuck Ryelunge exchange yielded little business. Traders reported few bids as major entities paused activity, while notable deals included a 3225 sale and minor blocks of Henokaa and Kwa changing hands amid uncertain dates and prices.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an upcoming meeting where the Promotion Prime likely will discuss the year’s finances and related work. Names and details are garbled, but the focus is financial planning and agenda items for the session.
Judge Sanford Dele of the United States Court deliberated in a complex eminent domain dispute over government seizure of property near Pearl Harbor. The court awarded ten thousand dollars to the defendants to cover their interest losses and related costs, amid extensive testimony on the will and estate of John I Ratate Montinue and other Hawaiian heirs.
Insurgent Republicans of Max Hoa edge closer to an eight vote deal in the primaries as the precinct roll proves a remarkable document. Secretary Huffandeas cites over three hundred eligible voters on the March ballot with the roll labor led by Andrews and Dutton. County committee suggests moving polling to a Chitin store, but authority to mandate changes rests with the Territoriat parish. Continued on Page 2.
Unclear OCR text details a regatta set for Regatta Day with mentions of participants and rivals. Names and events are garbled, but references to sailors or rowers like Mayer and Meyer, and a focus on competitive heats and outcomes suggest a school or club event with multiple races and notable performances.
The governor, Frear, and Dr. Clark address the migration question stressing the need for humane, scientifically applied methods. They note past failures, warn against using California as a fault line, and discuss who should lead immigration efforts, highlighting staffing and authority concerns. (Continued on Page 6)
Kansas City dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt delivering a rousing address. He captivate d large crowds by backing the proposed Federal Workingmen s Compensation Act while a county committee dispute in another city revolves around Lerrin Andrews and Cohen Kakaake. The protest and investigation unfold with accusations of fraudulent slate nomination and party rule violations.
The Evening Bulletin reminds city carriers to deliver each copy to subscribers by 5 30 p m and asks recipients who miss the hour to report to the police department by telephone A special messenger will deliver after this hour once the subscriber’s name and address are verified
A full courtroom heard Judge Chipper read the criminal court calendar this morning. Automobiles figure large with speeding cases and robberies listed. Two manslaughter charges arise from automobile speeding incidents where a person died later. Several cases are set for trial up to October with juries summoned for September.
Reporter recounts the stabbing of Judge Rogers in a feud tied to a Korean incident. Funeral details follow as authorities describe a long dispute and ongoing investigations. The article notes relatives and community figures attending services and references a local court case.
IMANAOUA Sept 1 Conservative leaders approve Estrada cabinet as a preserver of peace in the republic. Sesto.
PEITSBURG Sept. 1 A number of striking miners have been arrested and charged with conspiracy and preaching sedition. This marks the first instance such a charge against workers in America.
Special bulletin from Aberdeen reports Kilmarnock member of George's hunting party injured by accidental firearm discharge. Wound considered not serious, located in fleshy body part. Police state incident under investigation with no further details released.
Berlin marked the Sedan victory anniversary as the Kaiser reviewed about 80,000 troops in a grand parade. Officials touted military strength and national pride amid ceremonial displays.
Daily scores summary from San Francisco reports Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 1 in the National League game. Other Big League games were postponed due to rain.
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