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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
1
A grand fleet reception unfolds with ships in parade, banners, and cheers. Admirals and officers aboard vessels including Maryland Washington and Colorado appear in the glow of lanterns and colored lights as crowds marvel at the coordinated display and ceremonial splendor.
An executive demon of the Heart fF Lisetiee Connilymonors will bee hold the afternoon and the probable neque ntly mentiine WII to the Ieetanea of 8 Riper Of eHavians to lool aatoon Kenpers to appoin bering the Board and explain the eharlie that they iner Hated Hi apleit OF the Sunday clowing Jew promuleated by the Commission. Deputy Attorney Genial Laer An ewe tie heen asked by Charman Chicunod Corks to appear Tetons the Unird Hid aspiraln Hie foeat powees of Hhe Cominiselonce Lo conteetbont with the enforcement of their concualons and whoduor ft haw the power to bike sy worn that will prevent what It considers a violation of the Sunday clastnye nw.
A garbled report describes an incident at a motel entrance involving a vehicle and bystanders. The piece mentions a proprietor named Het White and a tanker, with a phone line and gun venue work cited among chaotic details.
The Supreme Court ruled that the faction fight over the district attorney race allows unlimited tickets. Francis Heney may be nominated on two tickets, as can Fickert. Heney is an independent and Democrat choice, while Fickert is Republican and Good Government candidate.
Herbert Lyttle, a leading automobile race driver, was seriously injured when his car struck the green and spun out in a Riverhead race. His mechanic Bates was also hurt and may die. The incident occurred during racing activity on Lent 29 in Riverhead, Long Island.
Rumor spreads that President May will include Hawaii in his itinerary aboard a cruiser returning from the South Pacific. Lois is ordered to Bremerton Navy Yard from San Pedro amid battle maneuvers and the Santa Monica opening, while Assistant Secretary Winthrow’s approach hints Pearl Harbor works are advancing in official circles.
Wilbur Wright wins the aeronautic events aboard his plane as it circled the Statue of Liberty without incident. He lands at Battery Park while rivals Baldwin and Tomlinson fail to finish the Albany dirigible race, one landing on the Hudson and the other at White Plains. The contests are key features of the Hudson Fulton celebration.
News from Tacoma reports the Osaka Shoren Kaisha will add several large steamers to its Japan to Power Sound service amid rising freight and passenger traffic. The move reflects increased trade and travel demand in the region.
A reader urges stronger personal security measures amid daily injuries and public safety concerns, highlighting fear of harm and a call for protective actions.
Fragmented OCR describes a gunboat Calleont or Concord possibly to be placed out of commission and sent to Kon Navy Yard Washington. It mentions patrol aims against smugglers, treasury department concerns, and rumored activities around harbor markets and ventilation issues.
Sent. 20. Reverses in Moors arms in Morocco continue with city after city falling to Spanish attacks. Mount Gurgus was occupied today, a stronghold once held by Mohammed forces.
San Francisco reports the day’s baseball results across the American and National leagues. Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 1, Boston beat Detroit 5 to 3, New York won 11 to 0 against St. Louis, and Chicago split with Philadelphia with 6 to 3 and 1 to 4 outcomes. Brooklyn and St. Louis 2 to 1 in favor of St. Louis, Horton 1.
On the Hiren whim and Aluken wheel dock crewsters dismantled the U. S. Monolu lu bridge from last night’s event. Decorations were removed with alacrity and praise flowed for Chief Carpenter O’Neill of Colorado. Many officers praised the smooth closure as the Kukut sails to Peart Harbor to tour the future naval base at Pa eile.
Territorial employees who fail to pay taxes face wage deductions under the new statute. The Auditor, Tax Office, and Attorney discussed the delinquency with officials, outlining withholding of salaries for indebted personnel. The meeting noted substantial delinquency affecting government payrolls and funding.
CALCUTTA Sept 29 The British steamer Clan Macintosh, reported yesterday to have blown in at sea, arrived here safely this morning.
SEOUL Korea Sept 29 cholera wave sweeps the Asian coast and 500 cases appear in the city. Japanese and Korean officials marshal urgent measures to stamp out the plague and protect residents.
President Taft departed North Yakima Washington this morning en route to Seattle following a short stay, as reported in the latest bulletin.
A distressed widow Mrs Kelsey died by suicide following a period of hardship and illness. The article notes her longtime residence and provides details of family members including two brothers and a schoolteacher sister. A son or companion is mentioned, with references to a boy of about 16 or 17 connected to the incident. The report hints at a later continuation on another page.
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