10 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
1
Report from New York describes sugar moving higher on the market with raw prices holding around 4.80 while brokers note European drought and crop concerns. Cable news from Alexander & Bukiwin is cited as the basis for the price surge and trading activity.
Report from Wes Cunile president of the company notes that a new franchise is not yet approved by the legislature or governor. The plan focuses on double tracking and improvements to ease public transit while awaiting further action.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Halletin Editorial Room and Murinens with a phone number 2250, unclear context. Likely a newsroom contact line or internal reference, no clear event or names beyond these. The item reads as a garbled contact snippet rather than a full story.
An extensive account describes Blanchard and a team testing a water ice cream using a butter content method. A tester reportedly licks samples in a shop, with a bottle and sealed package used to measure butter percentage by comparing sulfuric content. The piece notes challenges meeting standard quality and mentions an arrest tied to the process.
London August 10 The House of Lords today approved the veto bill by a 131 to 114 marginafter a tense session.
Stockholders rebalance Kona Tobacco at yesterday’s adjourned meeting electing W R Castle as president with George Rodlok and J Po Carter among new directors. W H Hackfeld & Co secures a ten year agency while Macktell’s advances 40000 to develop and improve the firm.
A school debate over building a new fireproof dormitory at Oulu Coblogs to replace the one lost in a recent disaster moves toward a decision. The committee chairs and board members discuss materials and timetables as votes loom, with wood construction favored by some and fireproof options under consideration.
Washington, Aug. 10. The armored cruiser North Carolina was declared the victor in a nine month engine test inaugurated by the Navy Department. The armored cruiser California placed second and the ship Nebraska third.
Congressional leaders reach a virtual agreement on the text of a free list bill. The measure, authored to aid farms, outlines proposed exemptions and import rules.
Washington Aug 10 The stiff patter Republicans have assured President Taft they will back him in his vetoes. The group formed a solid standpat line in support of Taft's policy and his veto authority.
Washington Aug 10. The bills granting statehood to Mexico Arizona have gone to the President. Announcement says he will see one or both measures.
Admiral Togo toured Cramp's and New York Shipbuilding yards in Philadelphia as guests of honor, witnessing the progress in large ship construction during a late morning visit.
President Taft pressed a button in Washington to inaugurate Astoria's centennial fair in Astoria, Oregon, commemorating the founding of Astoria by John Jacob Astor. The event marks the city’s historic milestone with festivities tied to the early settlement.
Rome Aug 10 The Pope's condition has improved according to Vatican briefings permitting cautious optimism. Medical staff report stable vitals and no new complications as prayers continue from believers worldwide.
The text indicates J P Cookemay succeeds Morgan as president of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr Morgan declines further involvement and Cookemay takes over leadership. The passage references ongoing election expectations and organizational prospects.
Testimony before Congress suggests Sawyera in New York expects government action against the sugar trust. Spreckels charges the combine used determined means to suppress competition while Thomastis says he has conferred with counsel on governmental attack.
In London, Aug. 10, a mob ruling tightens around the docks as strikers control the area. Troops are on the scene to prevent property damage and arrests are reported in the district amid heightened tension.
Liverpool, Aug 10. Troops are assisting police to control unrest as workers at a coal port react to a strike. London reported the strike has been settled.
A commission examines extending government control over all artesian water near the city. The study covers underground sources and private interests, with discussion of supply reliability and conservation. Public works officials note potential early action if the plan gains support, as hearings proceed.
Fragmented OCR article notes a court hearing involving Lowrie Baldwin with Justice J Wy Joned presiding. Attorneys Wy AL Kine ney A J Cortio appeared for the defense while Lawrie’s counsel included Wt Nie, and other figures such as prominent Bet don lawyer James B Cotter were present. The report mentions proceedings and exnracting activities amid a busy morning docket in a Hawaiian locale.
A meeting is scheduled to discuss the Bishop Street Extension near the hotel and adjacent streets. Speakers include George We Beauth and Mithile He Improveront, with lodge representatives invited to present. The gathering will address property rights and claims tied to the extension and related legal considerations.
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal matter involving Holt accused of defrauding Denes and a contested property transaction. It mentions an oral agreement, intent to transfer property, and a plan to seize control of another estate. Disputed terms include ownership, charge, and eligibility under an indenture dated prior to litigation, with continuation noted on the next page.
Fragmented report shows officials discussing population data, including native and foreign groups, and the potential implications for policy. The commissioner questions whether current figures reflect true demographics and what solutions may be needed to address territorial and social dynamics.
Dr N Mccormack of Kennely chairs a public address to discuss Detar and related topics. The event at the Opera House Westtestay is to begin August ii with Maxthon Ande chition overseeing and presiding. a large Hawaiian Territorial Median Society crowd is expected.
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