28 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
1
A partial, contested report discusses damage tied to a railway incident and the Inter- national Hyperlink company. Navy divers probe submerged Fenway area while disputes over cost and responsibility persist. investigation hearings begin with President James A. Kennedy among witnesses.
A formal review outlines barracks construction at Pearl Harbor with Architen Richley overseeing the project. Wire reports from Washington indicate quartermaster concerns and a need to adjust plans to fit available funds, with bids exceeding by about 14,000 dollars. A government architect is named for sportindite work and ties to Portland are noted as the process continues.
The case against the Territory by the Federal authority for a Highthone site at Watmanaly has been discontinued. A proclamation from the President will settle the matter more quickly. The fall divorce in the matter was filed in the Federal Court this morning in Newslbie. the case again opened at the hark Concord, and the charge re proffered. There are charges to come before the naturalization court Saturday morning. The ball to be given by the Army and Navy Union at the Young hotel on Hariday night has been indefinitely postponed. Mr ANTMIL WOHL YANDIELL of Hbutite, Woah, are reported as being after a long trip that included Hehanda and Californi.
The Trenry Waterbodie Trust Company announces Hoogs will lead efforts to recruit and ship immigrants to Manchuria and assist American investors. The International Immigration Company frames work in Manchuria and the Far East, with Hoos as chairman of a promotions committee, while planed land ventures await formal authorization.
Mayor Perm yeonkd urges participation as the board considers a three-quarter million dollar maintenance appropriation. Supervisor Low objects to monthly withdrawals, while a broad coalition of business leaders and civic committees weigh the city’s needs and funding. Continued on Page 3.
A long report from the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in New York highlights Honolulu tenement house reforms as a potential nationwide model. Huth of Pola quageronnt advocates broader adoption, with delegates from Canada and Britain present and plans for explicit, practical housing improvements discussed amid congested urban conditions.
Standard Oil moves toward full operation of its new steamship and plant at Little, with a large steel vessel to be stationed on the coast. Workers complete piping from Hallroad wharf to tanks, underground conduit to the canal, and factory machinery readies for the huge output as the waterfront facility nears completion.
Decisive shift toward peace démarches after a long debate as the throne agrees to terms under the Shanghai conference. Imperial princes reportedly plan to depart. Washington report notes migrants under quarantine receive evolving guidance amid contested responsibility and funding questions.
New York December 28 Gevormar Dix demands the resignation of Dr Alva P Doty port quarantine officer citing incompetence and pointing to filthy immigrant rooms as an example in a bold public call for accountability.
In Chicago area authorities report fourteen sticks of dynamite with caps and fuses found beneath the Thebew bridge. Police and bomb squad units respond to the warning as investigators search for the culprits behind the dangerous discovery.
Bernard Murphy, Democratic leader of San Jose, died today in San Francisco. The obituary notes his leadership within the party and his local influence.
The Grand Kahn of Mongolia was crowned with a grand ceremony today in Ulaanbaatar. Officials from Mongolian government and neighboring states attended the event, marking a historic moment in the region's leadership succession.
London dispatch datelined December 28 reports that Russian forces are assembling at a port near Bhiras to strike back at Persian agitators. Wholesale arrests of participants in the attacks on Russians are planned.
At least fifty residents of Berlin’s municipal shelter home died from poisoned food, with about a hundred more critically ill. Authorities trace a widespread poisoning plot and detain suspects as the death toll rises amid the city’s emergency response.
In Meil icla Morocco on December 28 the Spanish army pressed forward against Riffian tribesmen. The clash left about 400 Rif attackers killed while Spanish losses stood at 27 dead and 105 wounded including a general. At Banc Francisco California on December 26 sugar markets noted.
M A Weinland of the California State Horticultural Department visited Havana yesterday morning with Land Commissioner Charles Judd to observe fruit that leaves the Mediterranean and to review examinations at the wharves. Officials say he favors California spending on this campaign but believes a dedicated inspector is needed on the docks.
Imperial pageant to honor Governor and visiting Admiral with a reviewing stand at Kinau and Beretania streets. Navy units from West Virginia, Maryland, South Dakota, Colorado, and others to form shore firepower, infantry, and marine formations amid a large official turnout and parade route to Victoria Street and Mort Street.
Blocky ad notes first floor store and second floor hall for offices on Main Street near Hendrick. Offers space for rent by Bingle or an Buite and merchants, with street frontage and accessible location.
An editor from an unnamed Koreаn newspaper died by suicide near a park in Ol sje after alleged threats and a staged act. Police, including Sheriff Charles, conducted a post mortem. a watch and badge were recovered, and a wagon carried evidence to government officials. The case, tied to a broader conflict, continues with custody of suspects.
A cablegram from California Ha waiian Development Company workers states that grey gravel material has been located in the old river bed after months of tunneling. The tunnel extends about 2,400 feet horizontally and 200 feet vertically, with 26 months of work. A favorable prognosis cites water access from nearby mountains improving prospects.
William Wolters announced a union street sale planned for January 1st under sanction of Hetet unmet by local opposition. He stated the sale proceeds would fund property development and extension plans, while some residents protested unless the petition was materially changed.
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