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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1911
Page
9
The young Prince of Wales plans a voyage starting in the Pacific with a stop in Washington and San Francisco before moving toward the Orient and Africa. Officials say no political mission is attached, though the journey will carry royal duties and diplomacy.
General Homer Lea warns of a Japanese threat to Hawaii, citing military plans and political shifts. The article discusses figures on Japanese population growth, voters, and schooling while predicting potential future influence in the territory and U.S. responses.
A garbled report describes Dentee nailing Lorimer as a political foe during continuing testimony. The piece mentions Governor and party figures, a Senate debate, and questions about Lorimer’s influence and party loyalty amid calls for electoral action and party alignment.
Atlantic City hosts a large Elk parade with over 11 000 attendees and participants from Philadelphia New York Boston Pittsburgh and more. The event featured marching units a Benelux display and notable civic figures leading the crowd through Market Street area as police and staff manage the throng.
A catastrophic collision near Mame Port results in twenty fatalities and numerous injuries. Emergency responders, including medical teams, rush to the scene as chaotic efforts unfold. Details on the cause or exact location remain unclear amid the confusion.
Delegates accuse Attorney General Wickersham of delaying actions in an Alaska graft case linked to Guggenhelm and Morgan. Committee hearings promise impeachment moves if charges prove substantiated amid broader graft and political turmoil affecting the administration.
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