22 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
1
Government officials including Post Office Department endorse restoring South Pacific trade under the act of 1891. A two dollar per mile subsidy is proposed for mail steamers, with Oceanic Steamship Company as chief bidder. Service to begin west July from San Francisco after refitting.
Business leaders and ten supervisors urged swift city renewal and tax reform to fund street improvements. They pressed for early action on Hotel street property and a broader plan to modernize infrastructure while condemning partisan maneuvering and excessive charges.
A scrambled report notes a defendant named Dennily O Brie entering a plea in a morning court session. The judge addresses legal punishment while counsel and bystanders observe. The scene mentions Pinkerd Monsurat and a ginger reference, with no clear outcome or date intact.
A garbled 1900s style notice hints at a grand inscribed vessel and its voyage, praising a new steamer named Konw Inor. The Interethand Navigation Company is mentioned as taking delivery after a voyage, with passengers promised future delight and a ceremonial meeting aboard.
W A Cooke of New York, Wall Street broker, appears before the Hardwick sugar inquiry. Defense is needed as the commission weighs price movements and supply factors affecting refined sugar costs and imported demand. General Murray’s tour results adopt defenses to strengthen Pearl Harbor defenses and military readiness.
Admiral Cowles and Navy leaders push consolidating yards on the East Coast to strengthen Pearl Harbor by concentrating naval engine ship and gun work at larger yards. Weather and geography shape plans as Pacific yards face closures while Pearl Harbor could become a core U S naval facility with year round operations.
Privates Theae Welwater Joh Mortis Hen Pivak and Wil Hin Ki Mennien of the Second Infantry earned honorable mention for bravery saving Corporal David R. Mthiva from drowning near Haleiwa on September 1. The award, issued as meritorious orders No. 08 of the Western Division, carries no pay but adds to their headquarter records.
A report recounts a fortune notion tied to China and describes Waterhouse and Albert Waterhouse traveling from Serwk to Tamiorur Olok and Pahang plantations in Malay States. The group, including Knudsen, discusses Chinese influence and trade while sailing via Bones Kong to Bhanghal and Hong Kong.
A writ of error petition before the Supreme Court is discussed amid confusion over the Russia banana threat ruling. Deputy Attorney General Bi notes filings and delays as the case shifts toward the Supreme Court while comments about the circuit court and territorial petitions appear. The report also mentions Persia relations and a later embassy note about Tehran. The piece closes with a brief line on ongoing fighting near Tabriz and Persian events.
The board ruled Private Baldwin, a member of the Coluritu'y company, was killed when run over by a work train near Nie smu avenue. He will be buried this afternoon at the cemetery. The funeral will be held at Camp Cowles, where the board met yesterday. The verdict states the death was caused by being run over by a railroad train, and that he was not to blame.
The article discusses a push for free tolls for sugar ships with mentions of officials like Mr A. Fr. Cooke and Mr W. Gils iiltteo, and committees evaluating the policy. It describes a town meeting, postmaster Pratt, and potential free tolls as a benefit to American interests, with references to postal rules and the handling of letters and valuables.
A mangled brief notes limited progress toward a peace accord with sparse details. References to Ecuador and former president Estrada Quavaguíal appear garbled, leaving uncertain names and events.
The Town team plans an afternoon football game at Alexander Field. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but appearances show a scheduled event with local implications and a strong community focus.
Special bulletin from Saint Petersburg reports the Russian Duma plans a 100 percent tariff increase on American goods as part of a new revolution in trade policy.
New York December 22 Champion Jack Johnson arrived from England today weighing 233 pounds. He said he will fight for a purse of 30000 dollars.
Alexandria December 22 Italian cruiser seized the British steamer Menaaleh carrying 150000 dollars for the pay of Turkish troops at Hodiedah.
Immigration statistics released in New York show arrivals for the year are 30 percent lower than departures. The data indicate a net outflow as people leave for unspecified destinations amid ongoing relocation trends. The report highlights shifts in migration patterns affecting local demographics and labor markets.
New York report states actor Wright Lorimer faced a personal crisis today inclining to withdrawal from public life. Details remain sparse as officials confirm no official statement was released.
Horner discussed the annual meeting at HiT Meeting with Annie Moron and others. A February date for the annual voting and an Avoncut statement were reviewed, with the president directing payment for a year. The session included a hearing on by law compliance and related motions.
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