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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
1
The Hawaiian Dredging Company’s contract with the government advances a major reclamation project. Officials say work will reclaim portions of the property, create harbor dredging channels, and pave the way for future development. Local opposition and logistical hurdles remain as terms are finalized, with anticipated start once approvals are secured.
New Orleans marks the 100th anniversary of Admiral Semmes birth amid notes on the Civil War. At Pittsburg a blast hit the Columbian film exchange, flattening an eight story building and injuring numerous occupants. The casualty tally is incomplete.
Irwin Co official says Sierra may be used on the Honehilt to San Francisco route this winter during overhaul of Alm wells. Uncertain plans discussed with General public. Dovanic Co ready to adapt if freight needs rise. Sierra expected to carry two hundred first class passengers and many second cabin on the proposed run.
Court recessed after closing arguments in the riot case as Prossor and defense counsel urged the jury to weigh witness credibility and motive. Prosecutor Cathcart pressed for a guilty verdict on all counts based on the plain evidence, while Lightfoot challenged the sufficiency of proof. Jurors were excused for a time and later locked up again without a verdict, with speculation of acquittals or possible disagreement lingering.
MELILLA Morocco Sept 27 The Spanish troops today occupied Haxer Zelvan adding to their gains in the campaign efforts near the Mediterranean frontier the occupation of another strategic position as part of ongoing operations against insurgent forces in the region.
MELILLA Sept 27 From the present serious but a complete surrender of the Moors is imminent. LATHAM flew over Berlin in an aeroplane, reporting a successful flight to a distance of about ym. GOLDFIELD Nev Sept 27 The American Mining Congress is in session with prominent western men attending and a revival of mining laws to be urged. BUTTE Mont Sept 27 President Taft entered Montana early and visited a smelter near forenoon.
Admiral Ae Barclay died in Boston today. He was born September 8, 1903, and retired on September 8, 1925. He served in the navy for several decades and his passing marks the end of a long military career.
In Los Angeles on September 27, thousands of people gathered to hear Dillett address the National Guard in its annual convention. The event included patriotic music from the bands and a large parade through the city streets.
A sequence of light shocks was reported in St Louis indicating a potential earthquake in the area. Observers measured tremors and officials urged caution as residents described minor movement across the city.
Captain Benson, chief of staff, reviews last week’s speed trials aboard the Tennonede. He notes ships behaved well and engine crews deserve credit for their performance while aiming for further improvements on the next voyage. Official reads follow courtesy of Captain Ronson.
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