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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1911

Page

1

Street changes move toward conference with governor

A public dispute over widening Aeteh el and opening Hishayy street led to a governor conference with City Treasurer FLW. Ebingte and Chairman Ghen-dasw. Officials discussed funding, timing, and consent. Legislature later weakened plans but urged action, while property owners push for compensation and quicker work progress.

Aetehel Unie Hishayy Street Wepine Katute Witt Geo Ebingte Ghen-dasw Havin Bhinale Low Vitory

Spalding for president amid economic and political notes

Fragmented market dispatch from New York warns of 1-16 cent advi rion amid unfavorable European weather. Chamber of Commerce sets 2 o clock meeting. Ri Salding may run as successor to James P Morgan after his fourth term ends. Police offer 500 reward in Warwick for info on Gio vano Chill in Patrolman McQuarrie murder case. Bomb attack mars Madrid procession leaving many injured.

Spalding Chamber of Commnerer Feo Ri. T. Salding Brialdant James P Morgan Warwick, R. I Giovano Chill Walter McQuarrie Appenaug

Health officer appointment in doubt amid Republican split

Opposition forms within the Republican territorial committee over naming Dr J H Pratt as president of the board of health. No successor named for B A Mott. The executive committee met at noon and postponed a vote, offering no pledge to meet again tomorrow. Chairman Cooper asserted no division exists, while some want a different candidate and Pratt supporters cite his health record. No announcement from the governor is expected before a committee decision.

J. 8. H. Pratt Board of Health B.A. Mott Republican Territorial Cooper Cal Aly Dr Pyre Dlacuns Ar ‘Wan Muinwn Pratt Ft le Republican Committee

Hundred Thousand for Permanent Improvement Funds

A report outlines one hundred thousand dollars available for permanent improvement in Honolulu. It notes allocations for roads and highways, monthly city expenses, and a revised territorial funding plan reducing city tax reliance. A road committee estimate for August is cited, with figures across departments and a partial page continuation.

Avast Wilder Honoluin Reenig- Ing

Hands Around Club To Publish Governor Frear Speech

A Huande-Aroundthe-Pagiflo Club meeting at Public Service Room decided to publish Dr Jordan speech and reactions in a pamphlet. The pamphlet will feature Governor Frear speech and honors for club members. T Reinhart, at Pearl Harbor, rushed to Honolulu on the Wilhelmina after learning his father was ill at home.

Jordan Greand They Pacific Governor Frear Jor _an Clt T. Reinhart Pearl Harbor Honolulu Helen Hin

Harbor Commissioners Pass Plans for Wharf

The Harbor Commissioners meet for the first time since touring wharves. They review the Mahukone wharf plan and read a note from Inter-Island company President Kennedy proposing a right of way. Plans are amended and tenders for the work will be called. The Inter-Island steamer Maul is dispatched today for Hawaii ports with cargo and returns soon.

Mahukone Elawally Fetter Kennedy Inter-Island Company Plana Hawaii Howoih Kuki Onomea

Big Fleet to Sail for Hawaii for War Games

The Navy announced a large warship fleet will depart from San Francisco on September 15 and sail to Hawaii for practice maneuvers. The contingent includes cruisers South Dakota West Virginia California Colorado and eight torpedo boat destroyers. Later reports add Craig and Pennsylvania Maryland to the group. The fleet, under Rear Admiral Joseph B. Murdock, will stay in Hawaiian waters for over a month and return in November.

Washington, D. C Navy Department Hawaii South Dakota West Virginia California Colorado San Francisco Craigerd Pennsylvania Maryland Hawaiian Joseph B. Murdock

Quake and tidal wave reported in Portugal

Irene Cadney Lisbon Portugal Aug 16 reports say a strong earthquake struck southern Portugal injuring several patrons. A tidal wave is reported at Lages as authorities assess damage and potential further hazards.

Irene Cadney Lisbon Portugal Lages

Mexico in Unrest Again Amid Border Tension

A terse AP report notes cavalry units ordered to the Lower California border due to unrest signals. Details are sparse amid the shorthand transmission, with emphasis on border security and potential regional instability impacting the area.

Washington Bean California

Campaign publicity bill sent to President for signature

Washington August 16 The campaign publicity bill has gone to the President for signature. Pope is now able to receive visitors in Rome August 16 The pope was much better today visitors were admitted to see him Bread famine may hit Liverpool due to strikes August 16 Quiet in the city as bread supplies tighten amid industrial action

Washington, D.C Pope Rome Italy Liverpool Ipecial Butte Hin Cathey Odl Eng

Grant Escorts Togo Visit at Governor's Island

Admiral Togo is the guest of General Frederick Grant at Governor's Island today in New York. The visit highlights allied ties as the Japanese admiral tours the naval station and meets with U S officials.

New York N. Y Togo Frederick Grant Governor's Island

Cardinal Moran Dead After Sudden Syncope Attack

Cardinal Morans death follows a sudden attack of syncope in Australia. An active campaign for former Gay. J. W. Folk for president has been launched by the Missouri Democratic League.

Bydney Aus Cardinal Morans J. W. Folk The Missouri Democratic League

Rear-Admiral Beaton Lchroede to retire from navy tomorrow

Rear-Admiral Beaton Lchroede, long notable in naval circles and known in Honolulu, will retire after a career dating to 1908. He served as a destroyer commander during the Spanish American War, led the Atlantic fleet division, and held posts as naval governor of Cuany, later directing at the Naval War College.

Beaton Lchroede Fia IKEA Cuany Athintic Ehler Naval War College Reliroelor Craig Henolulu

Territory relinquishes part of Diamond Head for unknown land

Editorial notes a federal action altering ownership of Diamond Head, removing a section to the Territory while restoring other land. The exact boundaries are unclear as surveyors search for the precise location and the Governor says he will not block the water plan.

Diamont Gavernay

McGowan Seeks Return as Labor Party Faces Uncertain NSW Future

The text notes J. B. T. Mex Gowan, former premier of New South Wales, facing a leadership struggle after the Labor Party’s grip on power loosened. A cable from New York confirms a leadership shift, with McGowan portrayed as a colorful and determined figure amid party turmoil. With a resignation date of July 27 and two pending by-elections, the political future remains unclear as parties await the lieutenant governor’s move and potential government continuation.

T. Mex Gowan Honola Australia New South Wales York MeGowan McGowan Latior Vetary Fehl Tuyo Atraighitenitix Tabor Winlatry Rtlniston Jeter Mat McGowan Eppent

Honolulu 1911 Post Office Business Record

Postmaster Pratt reports Honolulu's 1911 postal activity with slight declines in money orders due to adverse conditions and higher costs. Revenue and salaries rise as contracts for four years lock in expensive rates, while money order business shifts amid foreign remittance patterns and transport expenses.

Honolulu Pastmister Pratt Merelal Expetiaes Wed Remietry 1Ortern Inerwane Dareels Puntamnion

Cooke Estate Gets Orpheum in Uncertain Transfer

The Cooke estate faces a complex conveyance involving the Orpheum property on Hhetet Street. Papers show trust actions and signatures by Mrs Kinney and Mivhird Weta, with sums around 210,000 and 312,000 tied to terms of the conveyance and tenancy. The deal centers on Kinney interests and the Thokyeetote Ubikattertown offices, amid city notices and delayed confirmations.

Hhetet Codie Wetty We A. Kinney Abia Ernie Merliorn Jhewatur Trust Renwland Kinney Mwee Thokyeetote

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City and Territory Bd Co Alexander & Haldwin New Yorks Iurope Madrid Territorial Augiat Harbor Commissioners Mexico Gen Grant Togo Cardinal Moran Ibmiteth W. Labor Party Jimmy P.O. Business Cooke Estate Orpheum
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