03 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
1
The Wahiawa water dispute continues with hearings and amendments discussed in Washington. Advocates stress Governor and congressional roles while opposing arbitration on water prices and urging better terms for Wahiawa Water Company.
Dr Harodi, a renowned Japanese scholar and eloquent speaker, arrived in Honolulu during his world tour. A large delegation greeted him as he was escorted to the Young Hotel and slated for multiple receptions and a central Union service speech, highlighting friendly ties and goodwill between Japan and the United States.
A man identified as Ferreira received a yearlong confinement after a turbulent proceeding described as a plea of utility. The judge noted prior cases and the need for balance in justice while officials considered lightening the sentence. The court heard from Attorney Andrews and United States officials regarding the case and its broader implications.
Ex governor Carter describes a Washington interview with President Taft regarding Hawaii and the possible appointment of a legal man to a revenue post. Taft hints the former governor’s views, noting the need for a candidate better acquainted with conditions in the territory and the commercial interests of Hawaii.
Washington reports that the United States may replace the current treaty with Japan before its expiration. Officials aim to address anti extraction provisions and labor controls, seeking an immediate negotiation path while maintaining allied ties.
Members of the Legistie 3 % Hive Committeg, representing the BR Chamber of Commerce and Plane Actors Association, met with E. Paxton and CC. von Dammsoebetany to prepare for the forthcoming legislative session. No further action was taken as the group gathered to discuss readiness.
A 300 foot Shriners pennant and a 300 foot pennant for the fly back are ordered for a Wilhelming excursion to Honolulu. Gen Mimer oversees the trip from Bai Franchisen as announced in a letter from Mr File shot received by Daniel 8, McCantless.
Washington February 3 government sources say the United States seeks an armistice between the Honduran government and revolutionaries to achieve a peaceful internal settlement. Congress has refused to ratify the loan arranged by J P Morgan and other financiers.
A cryptic weekly bulletin note hints at an overlooked location and mood, noting a forgotten feel and a sense of beauty in an otherwise vague setting. The fragment suggests a reflective or poetic item from a periodical page.
President Taft convened a special cabinet session in Washington to discuss the alarming Mexico situation. The conference resulted in 700 additional troops ordered to the Mexican border to preserve U.S. neutrality and protect American interests.
Three troops of cavalry depart today from San Francisco to the Mexican border to preserve order amid frequent rumors of clashes. The move signals heightened military readiness as tensions rise along the frontier.
Juarez Mexico February 3 Rebel forces threaten federal troops and a battle is hourly expected. The town prepares as business houses close and racing at the big Juarez track is postponed amid the heightened tension. The community fears revolutionists will take control.
San Diego dispatch on February 3 notes Mexican rebels advancing toward Tia Juana as news arrives from the border.
Senator Elihu Root of New York urged the unseating of Senator William Lorimer of Illinois in a sensational Senate speech. He argued the charges against Lorimer, sustained by a minority investigative committee, justify removal from office in Washington on February 3.
The Senate committee on industrial expos tions postponed action on the Panama Pacific exposition until next Wednesday. Associated Prowa Cable reports from Washington D C on February 3.
The Norwegian steamship Titan bound for Roche Harbor damaged after going ashore on the south coast. No loss of life reported, but the vessel is in a bad way. The incident occurred February 3 at Roche Harbor, Washington.
The Oahu delegation plans to introduce a bill to require air brakes on all passenger cars for the Haplid Transit Company. A prior bill on air brakes was introduced in the last legislature but failed to pass after a career in the House.
The article discusses a high level contest between Robertson and Hatch for a supreme court seat. Hazel’s prospects are noted as influential, with party officials and editors weighing each candidate’s chances. Rumors suggest Hatch or Robertson may be offered the position, while others like Jodie Robertson are considered potential runners if Hatch declines.
City records show Link McCandless named to a road overseer post with no attached salary a point of contention. The board of supervisors delayed ratification, citing lack of compensation and potential political implications as other nominees awaits review at a later meeting.
A fragmented OCR page lists a long roster of military units and officers including Twelfth Cavalry and Twenty-fourth Cavalry with names such as Major Frederick Tokitu and Captain Paar UP Hane. It mentions a Masonic Temple repair note and a telephone listing, all tied to a Logan due tomorrow event.
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