01 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
1
Madrid reports a sudden cabinet resignation amid months of unrest and rumors of revolution since Portugal's outbreak. The premier and several ministers faced dissension, seen as a key motive for the action.
San Francisco April 1 The State Supreme Court refused to grant a stay leaving the colored heavyweight Johann Johnson to serve twenty five days in jail for speeding his motor car.
A prominent Catholic church in Frisco was destroyed by a blaze today. The cause remains under investigation as officials assess the damage and local parishioners await details.
In Constantinople Turkish authorities carried out the execution of the Albanian soldier who killed Colonel Von Schlichting, the German military instructor to the Turkish army. The act closes a high profile murder case linked to wartime deployments.
In St Louis and Kansas City today about four thousand carpenters joined a wage protest, called by labor unionists as one of the most extensive strikes in the building trades. The walkout aims to secure higher pay amid a wave of industrial action across the region.
The fragment outlines a disciplinary or inquiry process at Hilo High involving a teacher and actions by authorities. It references a petition, the school board, and possible hearings at a courthouse, with mention of a district or committee review and outcomes affecting a student or staff member.
A chaotic mid-20th century record shows a legislative session in which the House rejects a proposed gift of Beach Park from Cleghorn. Amid debates, legislators discuss paths, votes, and procedural timing as the chamber considers third readings and related measures. Names and places appear in fragmented form, reflecting a rough OCR of a historic transcript.
The two houses move to curb labor luring by agents amid debates on apportionment and territory concerns. Key figures include Yates, Kopan, Alben, and others as lawmakers discuss penalties and enforcement while hearings stretch into the next morning.
The article reports the appropriation bill taking effect amid debates over improvements and allocations. It notes ongoing procedural steps, anticipated expenditures, and references to officials and timelines shaping the budget's rollout.
A Honolulu press briefing reports the Central Improvement Club and allied business bodies favor a franchise proposal from Rapid Prana Company. The legislative committee, chaired by Haxton, plans to review amendments and prepare a favorable report early next week while considering water authority changes and a boat at water project.
Report cites farm crop sales reaching 105 000 tons with shipments toward New York and Europe. Mentions price context around 2.92 cents and anticipated movement to Europe while noting improved demand and notable export activity through March.
A $5,000,000 plan to acquire sugar lands faces review in a pending title action before Territorial Legislature. The proposal calls for public land department involvement and eventual leasing or sale under a state backed framework. Senator Fairchild backs a commission to study the land transfers, with a Monday meeting set for public discussion and input from supporters and objectors.
Renitor Brokekaw of Ma wall urges adoption of a bill to provide for elected supervisors at large. The debate covers ward representation, administrative methods, and the future structure of Hawell and Mawall governance with opposition arguing for current election methods and Makekau defending broad-based supervision. Continued on Page 2.
The Territorial Board of Health announces the formal termination of cholera quarantine measures at the hospital and in the territory. President Mott Smnttt’s order ends the restrictions, effective immediately, as the board confirms no active cases remain and public health officials lift the sanitary controls.
Oxford defeated Cambridge in their annual boat race at Putney. The winning time was 29 seconds over the course, a new record for the event. The Oxford crew is described as the strongest and best ever produced by the university.
A rumored kidnapping case in Las Vegas New Mexico involving the suspected kidnapper said to attack or threaten a child for ransom. Authorities and guards increased vigilance as the crowd’s anger grew, fearing a lynching.
Coast newspapers received by the Honoluran report little new about the war scare between the United States and Japan. The San Francisco Examiner had claimed 7000 army recruits, but they would be sent to Texas for border defense. A contract for 100,000 army blankets was noted, yet similarly tied to border use.
Washington reports United States navy orders for 500000 Whitehead torpedoes at $00,000, to be produced under pressure for early delivery. The move aims to expand mobilization and station the fleet across the country, despite official denials of war preparations. Assistant Secretary Oliver denies plans to mobilize for conflict while noting urgency.
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