29 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
1
A fragmentary dispatch reports the Anegawa captain ordered to stand by during the Mongolia crisis at Midway. It notes Japanese government hesitation and the vessel’s peril, with the Mongolias fate left unclear as messages about salvage and cable difficulties circulated.
Secretary Taft assumes provisional governance to preserve order as U S forces intervene in Cuba after Palma’s disputed election. The Platt Amendment authority is cited for U S intervention to maintain independence and protect life property and liberty under the 1902 Army Appropriation Bill and post Paris treaty obligations.
The Democratic party held gatherings in San Antonio Hall and Waialua to rally and enroll former Portuguese Republican Club members after their breakup. Attorney E. M. Watson presided while Col. Curtis P. Jahea CW. Askford and M A Silva spoke on reforming land laws to appeal to Portuguese settlers.
Havana dispatch reports the US proclamation of provisional Cuban governance seeks to preserve order while a commission arranges surrender terms for rebel forces. The move accompanies plans for a permanent presence by US troops from states as five thousand five hundred soldiers in service in Cuba.
The Pensacola area reports extensive losses as a gale wrecked ships and coast facilities. The Navy Yard, Quarantine Station, and hospitals suffered damage while vessels like Machias, Undine, Watian, and Gloucisier were sunk or wrecked. Fortes and crews were harmed, with over a hundred lives lost along the storm’s Gulf states track.
The Home Rule party in Nakane County offered Bam Naar as their potential attorney candidate after failed attempts to gain support from Carlow A. Long and ALG. Naar will consider the offer for a few days before answering.
The noon sale at the Judiciary building, overseen by Commissioner Joe Morgan for Ida E. Lamb v Julia Noar, offered Myrtle street property on Bevetanie street Fort street block. West Dowsett bid 7000. Miss Near protested, claiming the defendant had not received due process and that the decree ordering the sale was invalid.
Local dancer Hamner brings a performance in Araville tonight in honor of the Ararewa tte, with Mongolia Manchuria Baford and Sheridan mentioned among guests. All are invited to attend this community event.
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