16 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
1
The Hawaii Territorial Senate debated amendments to a broad immigration and tax measure. Provisions extend the excise tax and income tax, adjust public school funding, and modify trust and property sale controls. Leaders discussed timing, allocation for public instruction, and safeguards in land conveyance and probate statutes while assessing departmental appropriations.
The Chamber of Commerce mobilizes fifteen members to press a health and sanitation cleanup plan. They seek an appropriation and cooperate with Monotulu officials to fund sewerage improvements and health measures, citing Governor Carter and broader city health concerns. The push aligns with a statewide health conference and local leadership urging prompt action.
London dispatches report Russia announced to England Germany and France that it plans an immediate military demonstration on the Chinese frontier. The move follows alleged treaty violations of 1831 regarding free trade and indicates Russia will forward troops to the disputed district.
Representative Joseph B. Bennett of Kentucky introduced a resolution in the House advocating the annexation of Canada. The move follows President Taft's stance that the Canada reciprocity plan is not annexation, and is viewed as a political tactic to derail the proposed measure.
A historical obituary notes the death of Rear Admiral Moore, detailing his service including command roles and a long career in the U.S. Navy. The piece recalls his retirement in 1900 and his association with flagship Chicago during wartime service.
Los Angeles February 16 A devastating blaze in the citys business district caused about 9 million dollars in damage early this morning. Fire crews battled the flames with extensive property loss reported across multiple downtown blocks. No exact cause yet being investigated and no details on injuries provided.
Feb 16 reports the California Assembly passed two initiative and referendum measures amending the state constitution. The action centers on expanding direct voter power and altering legislative process rules within the state framework.
Archbishop Ryan was laid to rest today in a crypt beneath the Catholic cathedral in Philadelphia. Funeral details list Bishop Bass Francisco and other clergy in attendance, with brief nods to the parish community and Catholic rites.
The bulletin outlines provisions for funding expenses in the territory through special assessments and ongoing taxes. It notes that the oil tax remains in force until a specified date and describes the use of funds to cover government or community costs.
An unattended death in a Hawaii home ends the life of Kealohn Piki. His three young daughters, aged 4 to 6, were cared for by neighbors after discovering him dead in the morning. Sheriff Jarrett begins an inquiry while an inquest is planned. The case follows a broader debate in the territory over Filipino labor and immigration policy, with measures advancing in the legislature on recruitment and labor conditions.
Maul Agricultural Company reports a profitable year with plans to maintain all dividends. The report lists holdings, partners, and officers, noting a 1910 debt reduction, a general stock value base around 6000, and an expected crop near 2000 tons for the next season.
The Hawaii Territory Senate debates a modest sum of 28,000 dollars within the appropriation bill as part of a larger revision. The chamber mulls daily expense allowances, clerical edits, and the steady influence of minor figures on policy, with the final act shaping a broader financial plan.
The Mawoon reported a newborn girl abandoned under a floor at Magan block. Hawaiians investigated and found the helpless infant on ground, with nationality undetermined. Hawodlintunity cares for the child as police pursue the mother who left the child.
A terse local note lists a street area at OSE 4 near DIAS on Bishop Street below King Street with phone contact 3448 1. The fragment appears as an address or listing from a historical directory.
In a Hawaii Territory session, Senator Baker's resolution requests a one third share of a federal appropriation to support and maintain public schools. The measure, routed through the Senate and House, seeks $45,000 for school buildings and equipment, with referral to the Committee on Education and Admonitions for further action. debate noted local needs and funds.
Elke and all in Honolulu look forward to a Bulletin edition edited by a Lodges No 616 staff next Saturday. The issue will promote the Elka Carniv and the city of Honolulu as well.
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