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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
1
MEXCO CITY September 10 The State of Oasvoa on the southern Tarific coast is being swept with floods rough mudslides and rising waters. Oaxaca the capital a city of about 27000 people has suffered heavy property damage and widespread destruction is noted across the state with casualties likely.
A garbled report describes a Pacific Fleet event with Admiral Kebrie and dignitaries observing a waterfront pageant. Crowds filled the wharves near Honotahe Hin as ships from California and North Dakota led to a naval display at No. 1 and No. 2 wharves. Captain Rees met approaching vessels while a boiler issue sidelined Colorado and West Virginia, altering the lineup. the scene ends with a continued note on page 3.
A fatal explosion aboard the U S Colorado during a Pacific fleet crane operation from San Francisco to Honolulu leaves two crewmen dead. Details are sparse as a memorial service is planned on the Hawaii shoreline and the community is asked to offer sympathy.
Sept 10 The death of E. Hee prompts belief that Kruttschnitt and Stubbs will gain expanded powers. Stubbs serves as general manager for the Southern Pacific system, while the others are directors and managers tied to eastern Harriman interests.
A clipped OCR fragment notes a local business action involving monogramming and a company named Return Hormlutu hoto Supply Co. The readable text is brief and lacks clear date or place details.
The Uncle Sant Navy fleet arrived this morning and nearly surpassed the trans Pacific record from San Francisco to Honolulu. Six ships competed in the maiden Sparbuoy draft voyage, with one voyage finishing in 4 days 18 hours 30 minutes. Captain Hensen stated the trip was satisfactory and expressed confidence in beating the record on a future run.
San Francisco report notes a four point sugar index, with prior quotation and parity details. Boots-88 analysis shows 416 and 124 figures, temperature 96 degrees centigrade, document references 4.51 and Ls 93-44.
A dance will be held tonight at the Moana Hotel in honor of Admiral Be'tree, Admiral Barry, and officers of the Pacific Fleet. Army, Navy, and society members are cordially invited to attend.
In port the fleet plans many entertainments at Athletic Park featuring boxing tournaments baseball games and a host of attractions. Tomorrow afternoon the ten mile Hawaiian islands running championship will draw visitors. A polo match at Lollehua attracts naval officers with a trip to Cavalry barracks by special train tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO September 10 269 Detroit Tedetpitn 21 Boston 580 Cleveland 516 Chicago 512 New York and Brooklyn were postponed Detroit beat Cleveland Washington St Louis Chicago 3 Sow te Baan ican rs Ohler 8 9k
In Vienna during Lent the noted specialist Professor Straemuecll argues for a policy shift. The piece notes his emphasis on dietary and cultural changes, reflecting broader Austrian social debates led by figures connected to E. K. Harriman interests.
A Seattle ceremony unveiled a statue honoring Gen. Seward amid editorial chatter and civic notes. The event marked a moment in local affairs with mentions of a 25 bus line and the Bulletin office as part of the day’s civic chatter.
The burial of financier E H Harriman will take place Sunday at the Episcopal Church and he will be interred in Blasted Rock Cemetery in the family plot. The services are private and time of death is given as 3 35 p m Wednesday by Dr Lyle.
New York stocks edged higher as traders awaited the railroad magnate’s death, with Harriman issues largely stable and some up while none fell. Analysts warned that future moves may differ, reflecting cautious sentiment on Wall Street.
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