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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
1
The Anegawa’s captain and crew battled to aid the stranded Mongolia, pulling with ropes and cables despite breaking all lines on board. The vessel anchored outside as repairs and mooring gear are arranged, with the steamship left to drift in limited fuel and bunkers.
The Japanese training ship Anegawa arrived from the Orient to Honolulu harbor, where the Japanese community awaits with fireworks and flags. A reception, athletic exhibitions, and planned events at Boys Field are arranged, with crew and officers marching ashore and preparations underway for a festive visit lasting about three weeks.
New York Bayt reports Stenland peach shipments moving to Chicago bank president Morocrd who attended a Tokyo training ship A Negawa event. waiver noted on Wednesday September 6 at 10 a.m. in Tokyo.
A garbled report references Hearst and Randolph Hearst in a 19th century political context with mentions of Democratic governors, a Paris motor car preflight, and a scene about Persian royalty and cognac. The text also alludes to government abdication, intervention, and Palma’s call for Congress to meet Friday to consider resignations.
Judge De Bolt lambasted Deputy Sheriff Jack Katakiola for failing to assemble jurors, contrasting current practice with Henry Vida’s past efficiency. The court threatened to summon jurors by telephone, declaring a wakeup call to deputies to find jurors promptly, as delays left three days of venire unselected.
Baratoga dispatch reports Charles Hughes was nominated for Governor by the Republicans today. The nomination was by acclamation after Hughes had led the Insurance Investigation probe. Public reception and party unity noted as key factors.
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