08 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented report notes potential reorganization of the Public Works Department and possible moves for the incumbent officials. It suggests Mott-smith could become president of the board of agriculture and forestry, with cabinet-level support and a reshaped leadership structure.
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The Supreme Court freed Filipinos held as witnesses by a labor agent in Honolulu after a writ of habeas corpus was granted. Justice Whitney and others prepared the decision, noting the petitioners must be discharged and the case to be continued on page 2.
The assembly debated an air brake bill with eminent domain concerns and stalled action after a heated session. Key figures debated mandatory brakes on streetcars, while industry representatives warned against hasty regulation. The committee report was deferred with future consideration noted.
Senator Borah introduced a bill in the Senate seeking a national university in Washington to educate youths for public service. The proposal aims to prepare future leaders and civil servants through a centralized institution.
President Taft has not yet decided on the Arizona constitution and related matters. The issue remains unsettled as discussions continue with congressional and federal officials in Washington.
Stanley Williams leads a rebel band of eighty five insurrectos in a battle with four hundred Mexican federals near Mexicali Mexico. The clash was reported today with Williams identified as the rebel leader amid ongoing hostilities in the border region.
A mine disaster in Birmingham, Alabama, kills about 115 convict miners when an underground explosion traps and destroys their working area. Authorities report a severe loss of life as rescue attempts continue amid hazardous conditions.
A blast at a Scranton Pennsylvania coal mine yesterday killed eighty five miners and left crews battling a dangerous underground fire as officials assessed the disaster and its cause amid scattered reports and amid radio transmissions from site.
The Oceanic steamclip Sierra halted in San Francisco for drydock cleaning and repainting causing a one day delay in departuring for Ho notin. A cable from Urener & Company indicates she will sail from San Branelope at oan temor row and reach Honolulu by Friday night or Saturday morning.
Prince Kula, delegate Hy Congres, likely to gain silverware theft suppressions in 1868 as records show a halted to King Kanvha meha with Lala Napolan. The Muanee militia reports a volatile ramalution leading to chest of silver over, while a committee debates the fate of all silverware and its custody amid tensions.
Hawaii lawmakers debate tying education funding to a tax rate of one and one eighth percent. Majority supports a fixed rate to guarantee school funds. minority seeks delay and potential lower or uncertain funding. Education leaders warn against sugar price and valuation drops endangering school finances. House plans to act Monday as finance panel reconciles two reports and postpones school bill action.
The senate debated funding for land survey work amid claims of 견 financial shortfalls and misallocation. Senator Fairchild urged clarity on government land use while Hewitt pressed for stronger survey funding. An amendment redirected $1,000 to Rexarts Day arrangements as part of contingency funding.
Following a visit by Superintendent of Public Instruction Pope to investigate the suspension of Mrs. Compton, the high school was closed and Principal Frank A. Richmond suspended while the board weighs action. Pope plans to return to Honolulu today, saying the case rests on limited evidence amid community agitation.
After futile hearings the banking and trust company interests faced a Senate substitute bill. The Ways and Means Committee reported the measure as opposed by motives other than legal aims, noting several trusts unlikely to gain new powers. Opposition centered on concerns of ties to business leaders and potential overreach, and the committee urged no passage.
Heavy fighting reported from Velardena in Durango state over two days fails to produce a decisive result. The clash, ongoing through April 8, leaves the outcome undetermined and casualties unconfirmed.
Local column notes community views in Kaimuki and Kapahulu about zoning and development. references to JOSE J and DIAS Bishop Gt and a King SL contact number 3448.
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