02 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
1
In Colorado Springs on September 2 a lone bandit halted a train and attempted to seize the loot but was killed when an engineer hurled a stone. The engineer then continued to the next station with the robber's body aboard the locomotive.
Washington dispatch reports United States marines stationed at Bluefields have been withdrawn as the new Nicaraguan government takes power. Government actions imply confidence in the stability of the Nicarguan regime and protection of American interests.
The Bath Iron Works completed the destroyer Pauldine on a builders' trial and achieved thirty four and four fifths knots, sustaining the speed for four hours. The record highlights Bath's naval yard prowess and the vessel's performance during the test.
Market brief from San Francisco on September 2 notes the festivity of the event with 88 analyses and 13s parity. It mentions 476 as a previous quotation and 138 as another figure, reflecting pricing or index data current to the fair.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases about a stabbing and violence. Key entities such as Korean, victim, and names appear amid garbled words. The passage references a victim and possible legal or trial context, but content is highly unclear and partially unintelligible.
A long OCR backed summary details ten years of territorial finances and growth. It notes revenue, expenditures, and a declining balance, with Governor Frear preparing a report for Washington. The piece highlights that territorial imports and exports grew but with uneven gains, mentioning a near zero balance in earlier years and a target of funds on hand. It references the ten year milestone since territorial government was established and signals continuation on page 2.
A blurred crime item notes a defendant named Oliveria facing a five year sentence in a local court. The report references a court, a judge, and unknown procedural details amid fragmented phrases and partial names. The piece mentions victims or witnesses indirectly and indicates a MAURY related context.
A fragmented report outlines Manoa Insurgents alleging conspiratorial tactics to rig a county primary. It cites Edmund Andrews and allied figures planning polling place changes at Wilder and Paterson streets to favor a preferred slate, with accusations of obstruction and electoral manipulation.
An ornate record details a royal celebration for the Queen as she crosses three score and twelve. A reception followed with officials, dignitaries, and attendees including notable figures from the press, theater, and regional administration. The event showcased formal tributes, congratulatory messages, and the Queen’s gracious response.
Federal grand and petit juries selected this morning for the upcoming term. The list includes numerous residents from Honolulu and surrounding areas such as Waialua, Lahaina, Hilo, and Kaneohe. Report dates are set for October for grand jurors and petit jurors respectively.
A fragmented report details alleged fence operations and 15 arrests linked to a prison escapee who fled to the mainland. Detectives indicate recovered goods and evidence tied to the case, with mentions of involvement by local authorities and a Hawaii connection.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke in Omaha on Panama Canal construction. He rejected plans to neutralize the waterway and urged fortification and American government control of the canal.
A vessel with passengers landed safely after a fast response by STMR Watson at the reef near Wad Dah Island in Seattle.
London September 2 Federal Shipyards ordered a lockout of boilermakers in its employ, affecting about a thousand workers. The action marks a sharp escalation in labor tensions as crews face suspension and uncertainties loom over production.
An Office of United Attorney inquiry targets Oriental writers after a hearing led by Commissioner Judd about Leo Kal Pal of Sim Chitin Kwoek. Allegations center an indecent article published August 27 and translated by a Panalon student. Proceedings questioned editor and staff, with testimony and translation details examined.
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