14 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
1
New York dispatch reports Benest Gere, former superintendent of the Wilaweburg refinery, convicted of defrauding the government, received a two year prison term and a fine. The case linked him to the Biggar Penn frauds, marking another prominent figure jailed.
In Washington on September 14 the board of inquiry found that faulty design and nationalization contributed to a fatality aboard a vessel. The report cites an oil burning apparatus adopted for the trial and criticizes the equipment’s performance and safety measures.
The Zeppelin Hype reports the airship Zeppelin IV wrecked here today after an explosion in the motor caused the catastrophe. Bept. 14-Zeppelin Hin FV. Cheepenione were injured.
A garbled OCR style item from Connecticut reports Dr Charles Goodwin has been nominated for governor by a Republican slate. The text is unclear but mentions political affiliation and a nomination event for the governor race.
Fragmented OCR notes describe political faction tensions in Tennessee, naming Republican candidate Hoover and mentions reform efforts and independence claims. The text is garbled but signals a governor race context and party rivalry around a Libertarian or independent stance.
The fragmentary note mentions sugar pan whancimd with unclear spelling and multiple garbled terms. Henke AA appears as a possible initials or organization amid unreadable phrases. No clear event, date, or place is determinable from the readable text.
Democrats wrestle with an immigration plank to be adopted at the party convention. Leaders voice uncertainty about specifics while pledging alignment with Republican migration policy. The platform remains unsettled as discussions continue, with notes of internal divisions and statements from party figures.
The report notes upcoming political and church conventions in Hilo and on Wilhelmina, with details on dates, locations, and expected attendees. It mentions Republican and Home Rulers factions, possible chairmen, and anticipated arrivals and departures of delegates and dignitaries.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page, listing names, places, and legal phrases. The readable content references a home, estate, and formal notices, with scattered names such as Leann Humsteed and Delia AW Oh RET. It hints at probate or mobility mentions and a section on material costs and taxation.
SAM PARKER WILL LEAD campaign efforts as head of Hepobio county committee with William Henry as vice chairman and John Marealing as secretary. Robert W. Shingle serves as treasurer as the group discusses committee reports and executive subcommittees. A FANMOARION meeting of the Republicans of Ooifax is set for Saturday September 24 to endorse convention work.
Fragmented list shows candidates chosen for the legislature across districts with several names, affiliations, and precinct references. The text also notes a candidate named Cohen dropped after a platform statement, plus scattered names like Cecil Brown, John K. Kamanoulu, Frank Matta, and Andrew Meta among many others.
Copies of the planned itinerary for the Abeloers eotitx Shrines have arrived in the city. Delegations will travel via Wilhelmina from San Francisco on February 15 to Honolulu arriving February 21. Guests will be housed in hotels and private homes with a dinner entertainment program and social events arranged with local nobles.
A messy report details a trial verdict involving Camacho with judgment rendered amid a backdrop of names and agencies. It references witnesses, dates, and multiple local figures while noting the outcome of a guilty finding. The text also alludes to court actions and nearby proceedings without clear chronology.
Partial fragments describe Standpatters backing Humphrey in the Republican field amid intraparty tensions. Mentions insurgents Watburton and Ta Foilette as other congressional nominations, with uncertain outcome due to factional divisions.
Scores from major leagues show Philadelphia and Detroit clashing in a tense game. Chicago and New York also posted notable results as teams chase standings across the circuit.
Chicago report states special grand jury member Fitzgerald was arrested in connection with a theft totaling 75,000 dollars. Authorities describe the case as part of ongoing white collar investigations and expect further charges as the probe continues.
local records show Bollewin Colma and Neate nominated for honors as 8 C. Bent and Sprenad Bollewin attend ceremony. officials confirm Gave ener lie tenors as part of the event.
In Chicago authorities announce a further indictment related to a trust, detailing government actions and ongoing legal proceedings. The report notes arrests and potential charges as officials pursue additional cases and scrutinize trust activities.
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