02 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented OCR story describes the Boston cruiser being turned over to Oregon for use by 115 Naval Militia. The report mentions the Navy Department funding, expansion proposals, and wartime mobilization efforts with references to officials, locations, and dates amid unclear text.
A fragmented report discusses a gasoline tank explosion and questions why regulations were not kept. The text mentions authorities such as the Superintendent of Public Works and local committees, referencing public safety concerns, potential regulatory gaps, and the need for accountability. The article alludes to a broader inquiry into safety measures and enforcement.
Fragmentary text describes a Powder Magazine relocation near a shipping area in New York and a related explosion threat. References to dynamite, safety measures, and a public works official hint at ongoing concerns about site changes and potential dangers in the harbor region.
A playful contest offers a free trip as the prize with a one week hotel stay and entertainment arranged for the winner. Voters participate in a staged raffle style event to determine the beneficiary and experiences proposed by a local organization.
A prolonged earthquake shock was felt in Manila this morning but caused no damage or injuries. Officials urged calm as residents reported the tremor across the city. No further details or aftershocks were provided by authorities.
Denver February protest by labor union members denounces Judge Whitford for sentencing several miners jailed after convictions for attacking strike breakers. Public demonstration occurs as unions voice opposition to the court action.
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor testified before Congress that diseased Filipinos are being imported to Hawaii. He based his protest on a report by Commissioner General of Immigration Keefe, alleging the Hawaii Planters Association is driving the immigration.
Washington D C Feb 2 The Gallinger Bill would extend the proposed ship subsidy to Trans Pacific and South American mail lines as it moves toward passage. An earlier amendment limiting the subsidy to South America was dropped. In the Senate vote 40 to 21 Vice President Sherman cast the decisive ballot in favor of the subsidy.
Washington February 2 reports say yellow fever has broken out aboard the U S gunboat Maritta now at Puerto Cortez guarding American residents.
In France on February 2, Aviator Le Martin flew a monoplane carrying seven passengers and achieved a five minute duration. This flight is proclaimed a world record for passenger carrying in an aeroplane.
In Albany on February 14 a ballot failed to break the deadlock for the United States Senate between Democrat W. F. Sheehan and Republican Chauncey Depew. The Legislature adjourned without selecting a senator today.
McCandless topped the bidding at the Capitol this morning for the five year lease to 2400 acres of government land at Kadalin. Upset bid reached 150 dollars before McCandless raised to 419 dollars, securing the parcel. A government land remnant on Fort Street extension sold to the Hawaii Evangelical Association for 2 dollars. Henry Sulifen tenant on Port Street extension bid 0 dollars.
Fragmented read of a parade review with garbled names and places. Mentions King Mercetin and Tete Vanis, a capitol tie, and celebrations with unclear participants. Local officials and committees appear but details are unreadable.
California moved toward woman suffrage as the State Senate passed the constitutional amendment. The measure goes to a referendum, and if ratified at the next general election women will receive the ballot. Sacramento February 2.
An article describes Wilson defying city supervisors by refusing to accept a ten percent pay cut or to discharge clerks. He argues against reduced staffing, highlighting opposition from the board and noting monthly stipends and a potential council remonstrance. The piece frames the conflict as a power struggle between Wilson and municipal authorities.
General Wood plans to decide Cavalry participation in the parade on February 22 and discuss Honolulu reception. Macomb officials say the Marine station will not affect the parade. Officers debate mobilization, Washington orders, and possible postponement with calls to General Allee.
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