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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
1
Shriners seek to charter the Wilhelmina for a February voyage, aiming to control freight and create a full trip with stops and transfers. The plan anticipates support from local committees and officials, while noting potential interference from opponents and fleet limitations.
Captain Berger discusses plans to complete his forty years as bandmaster, expressing a wish to retire after reaching the landmark. He notes his willingness to leave upon formal record and mentions timing tied to his long service and eventual departure from the Hawaii band.
Reported rumors indicate the U S transport Thomas 10 is near sale to Coast Oil Firm 15 amid unclear details. Officials and army records mention negotiations and a possible transfer, with public notices and official statements cited as background.
A fragmented notice from Honolulu references Boy Scouts activities and a reunion, mentioning headquarters and community involvement. The readable text is garbled with multiple misread characters yet preserves a focus on Scouting events and organizational ties.
Washington report indicates that the new tariff revenue is higher than last year. Dealers and producers benefited from the revised duties as the Treasury Department shows the first year under the Dingley tariff produced substantial gains.
In Sioux City on September 3 Colonel Recevelt backed President Taft’s tariff commission idea before a large crowd. With insurgent leaders Delliver and Hubbard on stage Roosevelt praised the tariff agreements with foreign nations and urged support for the administration’s tariff proposals amidst criticism from insurgents.
President Taft began his travels from Beverly Massachusetts toward St Paul where he will attend and address the national convention of Conservationists. He is expected to speak on conservation policy and the role of the federal government in natural resources.
The scores in today’s major league games: American League figures include Washington 3 over Philadelphia 1, Detroit 4 over Chicago 2, Cleveland 12 over St. Louis 4. National League results show Boston 9 over Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 2 over New York 4.
A steamship incident left the vessel ablaze at sea with the Weet Point burned aboard. The disaster forced abandonment of the ship. crews and passengers, including Pater Wak, were saved by the Dewon.
A damaged OCR tale describes the Sherman ship from Manila docking at a naval port. Officers and crew, including Captain Ratliff and various infantry units, await quay quarantine and transport details. The narrative notes rough seas, wet crew, and a large passenger list aboard the ship.
A garbled item cites Southerland inspecting matters linked to a wartime naval chief and a set of coded references. It mentions Washington and a public event in a distant context with unclear dates or actions. The readable fragments suggest a ceremonial or administrative inquiry but lack concrete outcomes or participants.
The Westminster Gazette criticizes Colonel Roosevelts plan to fortify the Panama Canal as a violation of an international agreement and questions the neutrality stance amidst his address.
Manila reports the uprising of Filipinos in Neuva Province on Visaya island has been crushed. The movement’s leader, Maniloa, has been captured, signaling a decisive setback for the rebellion.
The Census Bureau announced Philadelphia’s population at 1,549,008 based on the latest census, compared with 1,293,697 in 1900. The new figure highlights substantial growth over the period.
Reports say Claudive Meliryde plans to defend Choy Yong Jo who was stabbed by Lee Some. The injured man’s condition remains critical as police confirm no charges yet and possible habeas corpus actions loom.
A garbled OCR style note claims an assault statement and detentions by authorities. It references a named entity and a potential inquiry but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes. The readable parts suggest a formal report with alleged actions but provide no verifiable specifics.
Insurgent Republicans contest the territorial and county convention tickets in Manoa precincts as official ballots are readied for the afternoon vote. Campaigns hinge on insurgent efforts to secure fair access and counter machine control amid fraud accusations and party disarray.
Henry Whitfield, archivist for Hawaii, plans to inspect the King Street library site near the Capitol. He is connected with Me Le Kerr, with speculation about leadership of the new building project and its architectural direction under Whitfield’s supervision and local political oversight.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Supreme Court decision addressing revenue issues tied to public lands. The text references legal themes and individuals but is garbled, leaving unclear specifics such as parties, dates, or outcomes.
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