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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
5
The fragmentary text rails at political factions and educational reform in Honolulu. It references Republican registration, the Oval Act, and state governance while lamenting public schools and civic priorities. Mentions Admiral Yashiro and Pacific relations, with varied conjectures on immigration and parade events.
The passage comments on Taft facing Standpatters and the prospect of an extra congressional session if the reciprocity treaty with Canada is not approved, warning of a push toward tariff revision and ongoing political maneuvering. The piece dwells on the president’s stance and the impact on the country’s policy direction.
Washington reports a tentative understanding for an arbitration agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Knox is linked to efforts while London favors speedy action. Russia and Germany oppose fearing power shift. Senate action seen as decisive.
A historical dispatch reports Admiral Yashiro denying Taft criticism while planning a banquet at the Commercial Club for visiting officials. The event includes a reception at the naval station, with Captain Cowles and General Mycombs’ staff in attendance and a formal parade.
In Hilo a man was arrested on suspicion of burglary tied to a Philippine benevolent society. Authorities allege Gusman aided the theft, with confessions from other suspects linking him to the crime scene. The case, still unfolding, involves a Philippine president and local officials debating credibility and motives.
A bas-relief memorial unveiled at Oahu College honors early founders and teachers. Judge Hartwell and President Lowthian Williams spoke as students Ruth Richard and others presented the tribute. The event recalled town and church life, urging future students to remember those who built the institution.
At a seaside pavilion banquet a large gathering of Shrines will be served a carefully selected menu. Dishes include ture soup rolled alivia mollananaise sauce landed filet of beef mushroom sauce french pens roman punch toast island chicken potato scuffle green corn asparagus tips mayonaise pineapple ice cream and assorted desserts with champagne and cordial.
Poole testified that a right to transfer his Tani street holding to the sugar corporation violated island land laws. He declared a trust in Manila stating Havemeyer Welch and Semiff funded the original purchase and Poole was the nominal holder to convey to named corporations. The new witness may not reach Washington for over a week, delaying further testimony on the case.
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