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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
7
A government chemist claims a sample shows 3.6 percent butter fat, suggesting a legal violation. The business denies ever testing that low or 16 percent and accuses the chemist of mixing samples. They challenge arrest and conviction for selling below standard.
Hawaiian residents anticipate the Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner Shiny Maru maiden voyage around the 26th replacing Nippon Maru on Kobe homeward run No. 61. The 21,900 ton steamer, sister to Tenyo Maru and Chiyo Maru, features turbine propulsion and palm deck feature. Local plan for a reception aboard during port stay. port watch limits fuel oil spills following the Santa Marta incident and San Gabriel harbor contamination cases highlight strict oil discharge enforcement in other ports.
Food Commissioner Edward B. Man chard announced additional arrests after warrants sworn at three o clock. Japanese suspects were charged with selling adulterated ice cream at 104 South Hotel street and 82 Hotel street locale. Further arrests at Honolulu harbor were anticipated as authorities tighten scrutiny.
Young Portuguese boy John Quintal badly injured when a wagon and an auto collided near Merchant and Kanuhamanu streets. He was crushed under the dray wheel sustaining serious internal injuries and rushed to Queen's Hospital. Driver claimed it was the other vehicle's fault. witnesses corroborated. Local weather figures follow in the report.
A Bi- Jou program fell short of its usual standards with Duke Johnson Mae Wellh and The Hell trio delivering routines that lacked freshness. Johnson showcased energy and skill, but songs and acts failed to meet expectations while the standout Bastro impressed with a wider range of voice though his song felt dated.
Empire Theater offers few changes in the first half of the week program. Lottia O Malley sings with flair and performs a Spanish dance with tambourine, scarlet costume, and vibrant rhythm. The Reece trio remains steady, delivering their familiar acts as audiences grow weary of repetitive bills.
Police notes report T Nagal and K Sunifugi two Japanese merchants arrested by the Food Commissioner for selling ice cream not up to standard. Their six month sentences were suspended. Sunifugi, in business one month, faced a lenient stance due to inexperience, with a warning to future offenders. Other charges against En Lee and Sam Punthuole were stricken as minor, and Hi te White’s car handling case was dismissed as a technicality.
A Fort Shafter baseball game between the Jo and the Glooms drew a large crowd. Pitchers Bunce Drews and Windjammer Case battled the hitters Wonder Keen and Curley Tee in a thrilling, high‑caliber contest. The score ticker proved insufficient to capture all highlights as fans witnessed a rare, pitching‑driven duel.
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