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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
1
A Japanese consul and his coachman were injured when their carriage was struck by a Winton automobile near Kalakawa Avenue at 10:30 PM. Eyewitnesses say the consul and his guard fell from the vehicle as the car sped away. The injured were taken to Hampton Street hospital. conditions not fully disclosed.
Tomorrow hosts numerous regatta events starting at 9 o clock with racing cutters competing offshore. A big crowd is expected at Burt street foot near Kiboa wharf as sailors’ races thrill fans through the day and into the night. The Senior six with Myrtles and Hea Junin crews battle for supremacy while Freshmen crews also show strong form.
In San Francisco on September 17, Boston versus Chicago was postponed due to rain. Philadelphia beat Detroit 3 to 5 in front of 28,000 fans. In the National League, Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 5 to 3 and Chicago beat New York 4 to 1. Also from Lexington, Kentucky, Miss Stokes, the world champion, ran a mile today.
An advertisement urges homeowners to insure home and personal effects to escape worry about fires. It uses alarming wording and a repeated call to action to demonstrate low-cost options.
Taft addresses lawmakers on postal savings, urging passage of long debated legislation. He argues government adoption will secure the program and extend financial services, urging rapid action amid bipartisan support and public interest.
Louis ville reported death of William George McCloskey Bishop of Louisville since 1868. Born Brooklyn November 10 1823, ordained 1862, served in New York mission work, then St Mary's College chair. first American president named to Rome. Wright sets aeroplane height record seven hundred sixty five feet in Berlin. Halley’s Comet may now be seen with naked eye across Chicago observers report.
Lewis B. Pierson was elected president of the American Banking Association at the close of its annual session in Chicago. The event consolidated Pierson’s leadership role within the national banking community as the association wrapped up meetings in this city on September 17.
The Congremen in Hawaii enjoyed a sunrise tour up Tantalus with Pleayure reportedly adulterated. Three three seated surreys joined by a large tally ho as the party toured the Manoa valley from W. R. Castle’s home to John Waterholme’s overlook. No mishaps occurred and participants praised the scenery and fresh air.
Lam Yip Kee appeals from a guilty verdict asserting constitutional rights to sell opium in a packaged form. He was arrested weeks ago for selling plum opium and fined 50 dollars with a warning, claiming lawful sale of opium in the form he received it. He imported 5 cases from San Francisco containing twenty five quarters each, opened the wrappers, and sold to compatriots at a price, arguing the act limits his liberty to sell opium in that form. The case could influence interstate sale laws and the definition of a contraband package.
New York dispatch reports that ambassadors say the German front in Europe remains grave as Allied leaders consider immediate defensive measures. The note stresses a looming shift in strategy amid ongoing tensions and potential military actions.
Island Fruit Co at 12 King Street advertises secure delivery of fruit of all kinds. Contact via phone 16 for shipments and orders.
Admiral presents the Coxswain Medal to Thin G. Shanahan for bravery during a distress event aboard the Tennessee off Panama in March. Shanahan leaped overboard to rescue a drowning crew member as heavy seas rose, and his actions were praised in a Navy Department report.
There will be a dance at the Seagidle Heel in Waikiki tonight. Invitations are extended to eligible guests with music and social hour beginning in the evening.
Representatives of Peru and Bolivia will boundary arouse the people of Bolivia and almost result in war over the award of the Argentine Republic. The incident prompted diplomatic work to avert wider conflict.
A report from Neosho Falls describes a robbery where a suspect fled with about $3,000 after taking a coin switch or similar cash outlet. Police search ongoing as witnesses are questioned.
Charles H. Treat has resigned from his post as treasurer of the United States, announced in Washington, D. C., on September 17. The official note states his departure from the position.
The Alexanter Youngs Hotel invites the visiting Congressional party and Army Navy society to attend a dance tonight. The Royal Hawaiian band will play intermissions as the guest list enjoys music and hospitality at the hotel.
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