01 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes a prolonged session involving congressmen and delegates, with mention of Hawill and Wakahenuton. It notes some members facing roving duties, an expected trip to Hawitt, and a December opening. Hawaii attendance is uncertain as a congressman can ignore duties.
Sheriff Crowell pursues suspects after a Kipahulu safe was robbed of 2400 dollars. The incident drew attention as authorities probe a break in, with local reports noting the venue and ongoing investigation.
Edwin Lin Abbey, renowned American artist, arrived in London today amid tribute and speculation. The scene drew prominent collectors and officials, with Abbey described as a pivotal figure in modern illustration and painting.
A blaze swept the Ontario asylum at Hamilton on August 1, killing eight and injuring many others. The fire engulfed the facility, and authorities work to determine a cause as rescuers search for survivors and handle the extensive damage.
Third Mate Winkler of the steamer Arion pleaded guilty to a mugging charge in the Territory this morning. Four men were brought before Judge Charles Clemons this afternoon for sentencing. Winkler gave evasive replies and claimed to act alone. Downey and Koller offered support claims for family. Koller stated his mother was ill. The judge expressed a serious stance on the crime and warned of impending punishment.
After fifteen years of delay, a dispute over pecuniary claims is brought to The Hague arbitration. Notable claimants include G. Carson Kenyon and Louis J. Levey, with others presumed dead. The piece outlines a monumental effort by the United States and Great Britain to settle long standing international financial claims, referencing a commission and proposed site in Washington for hearings.
McLe llan urges clearing the road department, criticizing maintenance and calling for new materials. The meeting discusses past abatements, engineering concerns, and personnel changes including Wiliam tidye and Boo. County officials debate oversight, funding, and upcoming hearings as a district tasks to fix road problems.
Approval secured for a new highway alignment along the Chelstand Chebstand corridor. Preparations proceed for contract work and essential right of way acquisitions. Remaining details focus on securing final rights and utilities before construction can begin.
Army personnel face retirements and promotions amid a mass changeover. Lt Col Frank A Edwards and Lt Col Walter Finley are slated for retirement. Majors and captains may be elevated as the unit reshapes its command structure. The event follows a period of high turnover and organizational adjustments at Fort Point Army.
Beatrice Campbell and George G. Beckley of Honolulu were united at St Marys in a Catholic service. Father Hannigan presided with Mrs Bhingle as matron of honor and Miriam Pond Miriam Mary Osborne as bridesmaids. Bert Nixon served as best man. reception planned at St Francis Hotel and honeymoon at Del Monte.
The Senate passed the free list bill in Kern compromise form by a vote of AB to 30, striking fresh meat from the free list except meat from countries that admit certain American farm products. Democratic opposition was noted as the measure moved through.
The gunboat Princeton sailed from Seattle today bound for Sam RAN PIANO Cab. Aur Hevtay ss praiysin Vile Thy warity, Hae Peewienin agiatition, tig Wt, with U. S. S. Princeton on her way here according to an early port dispatch.
An OCR damaged item reports a negative yellow fever case and related health notes. The text references authorities and places but is largely garbled with misread words, making specifics unclear. The fragment mentions the United States and Washington and a named figure Hattie, with no confirmed patient details.
A developing labor movement abroad pushes for waterfront workers to unite under a broader federation. Delegates from longshoremen and allied unions outline goals, financing, and strategy amid calls for national coordination led by a federation faction. The discussions signal a concerted effort to organize across ports and industries despite opposition and legal hurdles.
Warship maintenance at the Pacific Fleet yard delays target practice and drills, with repairs sprawling across vessels including the Pennsylvania and South Dakota. The extended downtime risks postponing fall maneuvers and a planned Hawaiian cruise, as ships are dispersed along the Pacific coast for extensive overhauls.
A garbled report describes a plan to resist tax collection. It mentions County Auditor J. 4 Fedeniellt and calls for actions to contest delinquent tax payments. The text references warrants, court appearances, and potential legal challenges, with names like Sophie and Mullette appearing in scattered form.
A government report by Starrett and other experts recommends establishing a central marketing authority to advance export and farm produce. The plan includes handling fruit costs, guiding ranchers, and overseeing packing, with emphasis on fruit shipping, prices, and regional demand. Page 4 continues with further recommendations and implications for territorial policies.
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