21 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
1
Poi makers in Honolulu hold a conference over differences between county and territorial laws. They agree on ten new county improvements while noting minor but important distinctions with the territorial code.
A mass meeting is scheduled tonight at the Central Temple pavilion to discuss health and welfare topics. Officials and residents will address concerns, with emphasis on community cooperation and public safety measures.
PALE Apso.
Fragmented report on Senate debate over revenue measures and election-year tax policy. References to House amendments, conference committee, key figures, and the rejected provision for an inheritance tax. Details on committees, votes, and procedural steps are included in a tersely reported summary of the legislative session.
A damaged OCR fragment reports that Master of Orteric held Campbell liable for ships laws violations. It alleges Campbell, agent at the Territorial Board of Immigration, faced fines and questions over chartered vessel operations, passenger limits, and sanitary provisions. The piece cites Captain Findlay and court-like scrutiny, with continued discussion on page 3.
A district attorney reports ongoing probe into multiple child deaths tied to a maritime incident aboard a vessel. Investigators focus on ventilation failures, crew conditions, and hospital care as details emerge about how the fatalities occurred and whether safety protocols were violated.
In Washington the House passed the Canadian reciprocity measure drafted in the special session by Representative Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee. The bill mirrors the McCall proposal from the prior session and would place about a hundred articles on the free list for entry into the United States.
Scores from the American League show New York defeating Washington 12 to 1, Philadelphia 4, Boston 12, and Cleveland beating St Louis. National League results include Philadelphia 2 New York 0, Brooklyn 5 Boston 9, and St Louis 1 Chicago. Several games were postponed due to rain.
Apr 21 report from Berne, Switzerland, says a Swiss firearms factory works around the clock to fill a large order for the Mexican government. The console factory hums as it ships rifles to Mexico, reflecting growing defense needs in Latin America.
C Aprilm, a socialist member of the House, presented a petition signed by 90 000 voters urging the withdrawal of American troops from the Mexican border claiming their presence aids in suppressing a rightful liberty struggle.
Rear Admiral Inch, born June 29, 1843, died at his home in Washington DC. He had commanded a cruiser during his service and had a long naval career marked by ascent to senior rank. Further details unavailable in the fragment.
Fragmented note reports a discussion on sugar ban terms dated April 21 with references to parity targets and a quotation. It mentions Bente and analysis of previous quotes, suggesting a policy or pricing consideration in early discussion. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or action.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim burglars at work in a local area though details are garbled. The report mentions police at station and a detective chief, with references to a Pacific Mail steamer and shipping matters affecting a China voyage, but the exact events and names are unclear.
Local rifle competition reports Philadelphia units outscoring the Kams with a 909 to 769 tally of a possible 1000. Article notes the match details, team members, and a continuation on page 5.
The Rapid Transit franchise bill passed the Territorial Senate with amendments. Reported remarks from Peek of the transit company and others indicate the measure may be sent to the company directors for recommendation, despite earlier opposition and questions about reception by leadership.
A brief item notes Jose J. Dial listed under King 6 with phone number 3448. The reference appears as a small directory citation or notice in a local page segment. The entry focuses on the name and contact detail without broader context.
The Supreme Court turn arises on Craig’s motion tostay certain objections from the prior ruling about the emigration law’s constitutionality. The court indicates the burden remains on the defendant to show the law unconstitutional, while some legal passages on labor border matters are set aside. Continued on Page 2.
Principal figures including Mrs Compton and Richmond travel to Honolulu for an investigation into a school matter. The inquiry, linked to recent unrest at the local school, gathers prominent locals and parents amid calls for orderly proceedings and public instruction oversight. The event aims to begin formal proceedings and determine accountability for the disturbance at the school.
Tomorrow at ten o clock the Board of Education holds a commission meeting in Pendmony Alley. Willis T Pope superintendent of Baldotnstruction and the commissioners will discuss proceedings, hear witnesses, and prepare the investigation with a cautious pace and clear purpose.
Mexico revised its reply to the American protest regarding danger to U S citizens. The message received yesterday softened the initial tone and indicated concerns about potential violations of U S rights, suggesting a mis judgment in the prior communication.
El Paso report states General Francisco Madero, the rebel leader, awaits a reply to his ultimatum demanding the town of Juarez be surrendered. telegraph notes said felery and cavalry are moving toward the besieged town.
President Diaz has ordered the release of two American prisoners in Juarez, Mexico City reported on April 21. The action follows orders from Diaz as U S and Mexican authorities negotiate.
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