14 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
1
District unable to cover Kona region with one man. Noth and South Kona require two operatives. Goodhue exonerated by health committee after investigation. Petition filed in heard matter, attorney engaged, potential legal counter. Continued on page 5.
Anson et al warn the Mexican government it will be held responsible for damages or injuries to Americans amid Mexican battles near Agua Prieta. An appeal to President Taft calls for protection as Americans express indignation at the reckless firing and unsafe conditions.
Reports from Agua Prieta and Douglas describe renewed Mexican conflict with machine gun advances on a rebel garrison. Troop reinforcements arrive as Americans along the line observe the battle. El Paso notes Mexican forces threatening Durango and a throttled federal garrison.
Ni Hy Aprth Denman Thompson, renowned for The Old Homestead, died here today at age 78. The famed character actor was known across the country.
Two physicians Dr Currie and Dr George Currie will head a veteran hospital team to study and combat a cholera infection. The group will use city health department support and all available staff to trace transmission and protect the public. Senate action noted on garbage collection policy with no clear link to health efforts.
A long, partially legible field note from a ranch manager describes the Kauai homestead system showing positive progress. The report mentions cattle, water, and cultivation details, noting overall favorable developments with sporadic gaps due to damaged text.
Rain caused postponements across the American and National leagues. Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 0, St Louis beat Cleveland 7 to 3, Boston routed Brooklyn 16 to 2, and Chicago edged St Louis 2 to 1.
The House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution urging full public disclosure of campaign contributions by individuals and organizations before elections. The measure seeks to make fund sources transparent ahead of voting.
Washington April 14 Representative Rakert introduced a resolution requesting the secretaries of state and war to furnish correspondence on immigration into the United States. Dr. David Jayne Hill, U.S. ambassador to Germany since 1908, has resigned, according to official notice.
Representative Hardwick introduced a resolution in the House calling to repeal the Fourteenth Amendment which granted voting rights to Black citizens. The measure argues the amendment improperly conferred suffrage and seeks its removal from the Constitution amid debates over civil rights and constitutional authority.
A man was badly hurt on a breakwater in Hawaii’s Hackberry region after a vessel collision. Rescue teams responded as authorities began to document the incident and determine cause and responsibility.
A large group of immigrants arrived at the immigration station, undergoing medical exams under Federal supervision. Nineteen people were found ill and placed in a separate quarantine area. Officials plan continued medical checks and questioning to determine health and prior servitude, with restrictions on visitation while in custody.
Governor Frear vetoed Bill 10 which would allow reduction of corporate capital stock. The veto was sustained amid questions about purpose and minority protections. Supporters argued the measure could threaten holders while critics warned of unintended effects. The Senate debated the veto as new language reappeared in the House.
Hilo selects H L Kerr and H D Whitfield as architects for a federal building in a Carnegie Library renovation plan. The appointment, made by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles Do Hills, assigns Whitfield and his New York associate to oversee post office and treasury facilities work, with Whitel and partner noted for prior library projects.
Governor Frear signed swiftly as Act 88, approving a school bill framed by Attorney Hey and reviewed by the Public Behavioral Commission. The measure, passed by the Senate and House, becomes law with the new term and triggers changes in funding and administration starting July 1 for the upcoming school year.
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