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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt secured victory over Sherman as the New York Republican convention opened amid turmoil. Delegates cheered while Roosevelt attacked corrupt public officers and praised the party’s leaders Thornes and Woodrut, with the result 446 to Sherman.
In Angeles on September 27 miding congress session focused on conservation as key theme. Delegates including miners and officials debated plans to protect resources while supporting mining activity amid industry concerns.
Washington notices unsafe garbled text about civil service examinations for assistant postmasters.
The article reports plans for Toyo Kinen kub boats to run New York to Hong Kong via the Panama Canal, dropping hints of a wider Japanese fleet expansion. It notes the ships would carry freight and passengers without rail links, with luxury liners built in Japanese yards.
Peculiar activity on the Hond Juli exchange unsettles traders with rapid bid and ask reversals. A broker reports weak market conditions and large blocks shifting hands, involving Waialua and Honoka stocks. Transactions show same buyer and seller in multiple reversals as prices skew.
Yong Chin was found with opium valued at about $8,000 and a second man held on $2,000 bond for concealing contraband. He claimed the drugs were planted and implicated Chin Chan Yee and other locals. The case continues as authorities report inconsistent statements amid a reported attempted theft.
A male aviator, identified as Bent Domodobrola, died today after a high altitude flight over the Alps ended in a crash landing. He previously survived a dangerous ascent and was seriously injured in the prior incident. Authorities confirmed the death due to injuries sustained in the crash. Accommodations for mourners and public notices are being arranged locally.
The news of the death of Charles P. Colburn was received this afternoon. The deceased was the father of Stra D. P. Thram and brother of Mrs. B. A. Clarke of this city. A long life built on reputation and respect is noted in the brief obituary.
American Can Company unsafe? announces a new large factory to be built along Onweg road with a capacity near 26 million cans per year. Eastern expert William owner from New York oversees construction and machinery installation under Manager J M Morton. Construction to begin soon and be finished within four months as a major local plant expansion boosts employment and production.
Fragmented county Democratic meeting reveals internal divisions over leadership and strategy. Key figures, including Dr Raymond, push for reform while others resist, with party faction tensions shaping upcoming decisions and potential realignments.
A degraded OCR passage describes Democrats finally appointing a campaign manager and preparing to begin detailed organizing. It mentions county campaign committee structure, staffing, and implied internal friction. The text hints at potential local political maneuvering and threats to party figures, with notes about opposition and implied consequences.
Report notes politicians at the dock during a party convention on Maui and hints at how election inspectors will be appointed. Names and districts are listed for several precincts, with details about territorial control and candidate movements, based on sightings at the wharf and on nearby islands.
A ship captain was arrested following a harbor incident at Teh HoweE Hound Harbor. Reports describe a tense scene as authorities detained the crewman amid unclear motives and a disputed exchange over cargo. Further details remain uncertain due to damaged text.
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