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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
1
GOULOGNE September 22 Captain Forber of the army was killed when the aeroplane he was flying collapsed. The crash occurred during a flight with no immediate survivors reported. The incident is being investigated by military authorities.
Atlantic fleet arrives in New York harbor amid official ceremonies and cheering crowds witnessing the grand procession of merchant and war ships.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a death linked to typhoid and a contractual dispute. Names and details are garbled, but indicate a fatal outcome following illness and a related incident at a location referenced as Nib kik. Readable fragments point to a local court or settlement context with involved parties.
Local rules prompt repair plans for the steamship Lene sailing to the mainland for hull and machinery work in San Francisco. Another steamer may be sent to the Golden Gate City for general overhauling as crew and company executives navigate union concerns and Coast issues.
Governor Frear nominates Spencer for a vacancy on the Education Commission following A W Carter and Judd resignations. The Public Instruction Commission seat remains open and may be filled in the coming week as the process proceeds. The existing vacancy reflects changes in Hawaii governance.
Seattle announces that starting February 1, 1910 Matson Navigation will run freight and passenger service between Seattle and Honolulu. The Wilhelmina will operate Honolulu to San Francisco, while Hilonian and Enterprise join the Seattle line on a regular schedule. In sports, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh played 14 innings with a 4 4 tie when called for darkness.
Special bulletin reports Dutch Admiral van Koester arriving in New York to participate in a major Poulton Hudson celebration. A remarkable fleet gathers in New York harbor and the Hudson in preparation for the international review. The centerpiece is a replica of Henry Hudson’s vessel, the ship that first entered the river that bears his name. Hudson’s voyage reached Troy on September 12, 1609.
In Valence France on Sept 22 three men convicted of brutal crimes were executed by guillotine. The sentences were carried out today marking the end of lengthy trials and appeals.
Milverton says the board controls street franchises under the charter and Organic Act. Corporations must obtain permits and pay fees to lay pipes, digs, or conduits. Territory considerations and external tranches are noted. Public street work requires proper authorization and compensation to City and County authorities.
Reports from Madrid say Spanish forces defeated Moors in a battle in Morocco with heavy losses.
Fragmentary wartime report mentions Colorado return to Mare Inland, British colliers awaiting at Nares Harbor, and next coaling at the Moet s. Names include George J. Plandery of Albany and James Fount of Harrisburg as officers of a dairy and national state federation.
Public schools are overcrowded as new year reports reach Superintendent Malebite showing hundreds of children turned away due to lack of space. Honolulu schools mainly refuse admissions to more pupils, risking indefinite loss of public education for eligible children. The Department of Public Instruction struggles to meet the demand.
Campbell warns Nunanu Valley reservoirs are dry and urges immediate public effort to stop waste. City water must be boiled for drinking due to low supply while pumps are installed to curb waste as population and federal activity strain resources. Public works plans aim to restore balance and prevent catastrophe.
Ship 22 reports a 2 pm address to an assembly of Colorado Springs public school children. The program lasted about one hour before President Tals moved on to Penn for two tours, with plans for tomorrow in Wood and Grind Junction.
Sept 22 at the capitol building crowds gather as Minnesota mourns Governor Johnson. City and outlying towns send condolences while official ceremonies reflect state sorrow amid the transit of power and public notices.
The mayor plans an inspection of ongoing building transfers as council committees and executives, including Gore, Savervierer, and Higeotiren, face scrutiny. Officials prepared for a Friday session to review work, contracts, and compliance while tensions rise over approvals and oversight.
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