26 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
1
Reported in a tense closed session the board discussed the examination of a matter and heard testimony but could not reach a consensus. The conference, continuing, addressed questions of authority and procedure as details remained unsettled, with spectators awaiting further guidance and potential continuation on another page.
Fragmentary notes outline an agriculture and apiculture study with mentions of racing horses and various experts. Names and places appear as garbled terms, including references to Hod ut wait Heston OM and HAVEN OF ASEM AL INDEBTHY. The text hints at experimental bee work, farming notes, and a catalog of participants or locations with unclear spellings.
Aho pork the Palrenth Repotas Hom while Ie the House by a cote of 20 to Mh Cantle spoke in favor of the Eesolutin. Motion to tally for a plebitoites final vote failed as the tally tied. Reports show a majority in favor of the Festal with varied percentages in later counts, with continuation on page 3.
Legislature ends session with Senate approving major measures including health work funding and a House priority on reform. Notable actions include a concurrent resolution, a transportation related bill, and tax or regulatory items tied to governor’s action, amid late debates and party lines.
In Los Angeles on August 26 police ringed the McNamaras and McManigal, union men arrested in Detroit and Indianapolis for complicity in a dynamiting last fall. Prisoners arrived under guards and were kept apart to prevent communication. In Indianapolis the grand jury pressed its investigation into the arrests.
Jobe Dias Bishop Bt below Kinu SL Phone Wal Properties report a collection of names and places in a fragmented OCR style with unclear context. The item reads like a directory snippet or real estate listing notes featuring personal names and street level identifiers without a clear narrative.
The sixth session nears its end with both chambers in final hours. Lawmakers report heavy activity, as many bills pass stalled for months. more measures introduced and approved than in any prior session. Tonight observers expect formal adjournment after minutes are approved.
American League results show Philadelphia 7 Washington 2, Boston 1 New York 5 Detroit 9 Cleveland 6. National League games include Cincinnati 8 Chicago 10, New York 5 Boston 3, St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 3.
Washington April 26 insurgent Senators refuse to accept committee assignments made by the Senate committee on standing committees. They have appealed to the Republican caucus for recognition they believe is due.
Mexico lodges protest in London over the landing of marines from the British man of war Shearwater at Mazatlan in Lower California. A serious battle near Mazatlan leaves eighty wounded. General Joro, rebel leader, is willing to extend arms until peace terms can be discussed.
Kansas City April 26 Dr. B C Hyde charged with the murder of Thomas H Swope was freed on $50 000 bail. His trial has been one of the most remarkable chapters in criminal poisoning history.
A man named Me Nam, brought from Indianapolis, has been positively identified as the party who purchased dynamite at Giant Staten under the alias Beyer. The identification ties Nam to the dynamite purchase in a Los Angeles investigation.
Governor announces reappointments to the Territorial Senate and related boards. Ex Gov George K L Carter is named chancellor of the Suntory Cone, with Charles Re Hemenway Donald Currie Arthur R Keller and others confirmed. The Public Works Commission and Board of Veterinarians receive new members as part of a broader effort toward uniform regulation and state exhibits. (Continued on Page 2)
A large swordfish steamer named W Hall was rammed and leaky after a powerful forward impact. The vessel sustained a split keel plank and water poured in through openings as divers inspected the hull. The crew attempted to right the craft and secure it on a dry dock or shore.
The readable content is heavily corrupted producing no coherent event, names, or locations to summarize into a factual news card. No verifiable entities or actions can be derived from the provided material.
A committee report on Philippine labor migration led by Towne of Honolulu highlights conditions on sugar plantations. It cites evidence of oppression, poor wages, and limited opportunity, naming officials and agencies involved, with appendices from interior secretary Warcreter and other investigators.
Local officials claim repeated vetoes were overridden in a sequence of council votes. The unusual pattern involved several measures tied to city projects and budget items, with observers noting the frequent clashes between the mayor and council members.
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