13 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented text shows Senate moving quickly on health legislation with centralization aims and regulatory debates. Mentions of health board actions, port health rules, and political maneuvering suggest a contested process with references to officials, agencies, and possible continuations on page 4.
Bandits looted a train at Chihuahua today, taking about 81,000 dollars from the Chihuahua Mining Company, an American corporation. Reports mention no injuries as authorities investigate the raid attributed to Mexican bandits.
A steamship arrived with 1495 immigrants described as primarily agricultural workers. Officials report a tranquil voyage despite rough seas, with most passengers departing for inland destinations and a few being held for examination at quarantine. The ship faced no major incidents, and the arrival highlighted ongoing migration patterns.
A Seaside Hotel event features a Royal Hawaiian Band concert followed by a dance in the evening. Navy officers, local residents, and wives are invited, with attendees from the town gathering for the event after the performance.
National results shown in sporadic listings from Boston to Philadelphia reflect a direct primary ballot, with games postponed by rain. The Forty-ninth Day mentions a heated debate in the upper house over party lines and the possible impact on city and county officials, including public officials and committees.
The Ways and Means Committee reported favorably on Underwood's reciprocity bill. The measure, introduced yesterday, aims to provide for direct election of U S senators by the people. President pro tempore Gerald Atwater? Etile is noted in connection with the report.
ESPENAY France Apr 13 Women are helping rioters in the champagne district as soldiers struggle to restore order amid growing disturbances.
William Keith, the noted Scotch artist who lived much of his life in America, died in Berkeley California on April 13. He achieved fame for his landscapes and taught at prominent institutions shaping American art. His death marked the end of a long influential career.
A fragmented report outlines a sugar ban proposal by Phang and local officials. It notes potential harms and parity concerns, with questions about enforcement, public health aims, and community response amid ongoing quietist debate.
A protest against Judge Clemons surfaces as lawmakers consider ethics and judicial reform. Figures named include Me Mawals Wun rust egies and Kinney, with a push to address federal base ties and potential changes to the Legislature. The morning briefing notes anticipated actions by Cav and nearby officials.
A Honolulu proposal seeks to build a Union Street lane from Merchant to Queen Street paralleling existing rights of way. The plan would require condemnation and funding, with critics arguing the waste of taxpayers’ money.
The article notes Wodehouse resigns as superintendent amid a transition. KON Wodehowie appears in connection with the change, with mention of Alberta and England travel and board involvement. Editorial offices and telephone numbers for the Bulletin are listed.
Dr Curt Ratwue of the UW Health Aid Marine Hospital Service reports no quarantine on Honolulu port. He notes hesitancy to declare unless more data arrives, while plans to quarantine some arrivals are discussed amid wartime health regulations. A cargo ship Inquiry notes potential quarantines for some passengers and ships.
Two US ambassadors were nominated. William Woodville Rockhill, former minister to China, for the ambassadorship to Russia, succeeds by Curtis Guild Jr., former governor of Massachusetts and newspaper owner, as ambassador to St Petersburg.
Property listing announcing sale of Patolo Hill proportion at Ocann View Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuvanw by Jose J. Dias located on low King Street with contact phone 244 for inquiries.
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