03 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
1
The high court today handed down a decision aimed at prohibiting cut-rate drug pricing. The appeal to the Supreme Court centers on the handling of patent medicines by firms, a case famous worldwide.
A night time robbery at Healdsburg post office resulted in thieves dynamiting the building and making off with about $3,000 in stamps. No injuries reported. Authorities gathered evidence and pursued leads as residents recalled the break in.
Washington April 3 The battleships Missouri Ohio and the new Maine are announced as to be in commission by June. The Miecuri has a held in reserve on the Atlantic Coasts.
Reports from The Hague dated Apr 3 say Java is being ravaged by the plague with urgent warnings issued and health authorities monitoring the outbreak closely, as international observers note spread risk through trade and travel.
Edward B. Latch, long associated with the Hartford flagship under Admiral Farragut, died here today. He served prominently in the Civil War and rose to the rank of chief engineer. He was also known as an author.
General Francisco Madero in Washington telegraphs to the Secretary of State and foreign diplomats assuring that foreign interests in Mexico will be protected amid insurgent advances and claiming himself as president.
Apr 3. Gener Masdero, head of insurgents, and his father are in El Paso awaiting word from an insurgent chief on terms required to consent to a cessation of hostilities. The report notes discussions may outline possible peace terms and the path to ending the fighting.
In a wartime style dispatch from Mexicali a federal force advances amid ongoing hostilities. The report notes an appropriation of 820.50 and a larger 812,000 sum tied to farm and banking operations, with local business activity and labor shifts described as progressing despite disruption.
For sale in Kalini area near Kaimuki and Nuusay Kalini, Jazet Proportion JUSE 2 unit at Dial St below King. Contact phone 1448 for details and inquiries.
The Supreme Court confrontation centers on a writ of habeas corpus regarding Ramon Ortigas and fourteen others. Attorneys for the petitioners face a hostile procedure as the court hears motions and the defense argues for release or continued detention. The proceeding, attended by Kinney Ballon Prosser and Anderson, unfolds with the writ sought against state authorities amid questions of access and due process.
Netizens workers and husinem men urged the legislature to pass a school bill at a Sunday meeting. Supporters cited provisions for school needs and urgent expansion, with copies to the senate and Education Committee. Local officials reported plans to forward resolutions to the Senate and Governor.
A verbose report outlines proposed franchise rights and purchase terms debated by a legislative committee. It notes amendments from industry groups and commercial bodies, including limits on internal barriers and plant operation approvals by officials, with specific mentions of timing, durations, and oversight aimed at a municipal utility project.
The emigrant bill moved to Governor Frear after passing third reading in the Senate. Debate touched on enforcing penalties for agents recruiting, and about agencies like Brewer and Company. A regular reception from 4 to 6 p.m. was announced for the governor.
C E Livingston, a Kametameha school and business agent, was struck by a fast moving train near Offord 12 Livingston. He suffered severe injuries and possible mental derangement concerns are noted by police. Witnesses describe a sudden stop and rescue efforts with Livingston transported to hospital. The incident prompts police to explore motive and safety failures.
In a tense session lawmakers passed the tax bill without the proposed rate limitation clause. Senators Brown Pastrehna and Maher urged for the measure to stay aligned with related bills. The House and Senate clashed briefly over park site designations before adopting the resolution on water rights.
Labor recruiters face court proceedings over Nepers and territorial issues related to paint distribution and a broader plan for development funds. Attorneys argue territorial questions will require a full Senate and Capitol review as hearings continue in Mon, with a special session planned to discuss aid and related loans.
Fragmented OCR text reports a jury trial proceeding involving Filipino witnesses and a defendant named de Guana. The document mentions 38, a prosecutor without a venue, and several concerns about representations. The readable parts are unclear and inconsistent.
Police investigate the death of Charles Rederte found on a beach near Latewal. The inquiry links him to hotel connections in Sacramento and a Pacific Navigation voyage. Several persons named William Roberts appear in records linked to the case as investigators seek motive and sequence of events.
A derailed hearing on a Kan eminent domain emergency property bill faced delays as lawmakers debated provisions in Hathmete ree. The committee planned a second meeting with widow representation and potential changes to the proposed annual stipend of seven dollars per year.
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