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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
1
London crowd witnessed a violent clash as police firemen and guards stormed a barricaded residence housing alleged rioters. Water cannon failed to quell the attackers and a blaze consumed the house. Anarchists were reported dead and six bodies recovered, with five heads found in the ruins.
Local supervisors and Mayor prepare for a confrontation over political appointees in a heated session. Key figures Murray Kruger Amani Arnold Dileit back the county clerk and city officials while Fern McClellan lurches toward influence. The fight centers on city engineer fire chief and inspector posts, with potential personnel shakeups shaping weeks of political maneuvering.
Not Guilty was entered by Volney Delver for defendant Ken in the Chey court amid indictment on aesgiatho founder Willan MoQmatad. Driver’s law team includes Atkinson and Humphreys. trial set for February 18 with defense planning all-day case. continuance requested by Atkinson denied due to holiday.
The case of Ailward Lane, postponed from today, will proceed tomorrow before Judge Cod nee War with Attorney Don and Lorin Andrews representing. The court addresses delays and continuances, noting fatigue of counsel and the need for formal steps. Names appear garbled in OCR, but the core action is a delayed court hearing and anticipated continuation.
Secret Service Chief Wilkin pledges to stop smuggling across the Pacific with personal leadership of ongoing investigations. Special Inspector Thuy Edsel reports to Washington as San Francisco probes migrant routes amid recent contraband findings from Manchuria and Chivo Miura. Inspector Bassel has forwarded details to break up Chinese smuggling networks.
The Overland Limited near Ogden Utah was halted overnight by two robbers who looted passengers of watches jewelry and money totaling about 1200. A colored porter was killed and another man wounded during a scuffle as the bandits fled.
Puerto Hatarios Honduras Jan 3 Revolutionary gunboat Hors Hol led by General onilla’s movement attacked the Mi. Honduras fleet and compelled a surrender. Adjacent bay and islands fall under revolutionary control as the force advances.
William G. Corey, longtime president of United States Steel Company, resigns from the presidency amid a century in the steel industry. Corey rose to prominence after marrying Mabelle Giimin, actress, in 1907, her becoming his second wife.
Madrid January reports rising tension as political unrest grows within Spain. The throne orders Valmoute garrison on standby amid unsettled affairs and persistent public unrest. Editors and business offices listed with Bulletin contact numbers.
A deteriorated report suggests a planned deportation of at least half of Filipinos who arrived aboard the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. The U S Marine Hospital and Quarantine Service queried in Washington. authorities indicate migration control remains with limited action on deporting the sick and assimilated.
The U S Supreme Court quashed the indictment against the Press Publishing Company of New York World in a libel case involving Theodore Roosevelt and others. The decision, tied to Panama Canal negotiations, also noted other justices’ rulings on state laws and interstate commerce, including road freight rate changes.
Chief Steward Albert Evans of the Pacific Mail liner Asia will leave Hongkong to take over the Persia and fit her out for service. Evans brings twenty years of experience and will depart for Honolulu on March 24 en route to San Francisco. Scott succeeds him as chief steward aboard the Asia.
United States District Attorney Brer kone states a Chinese storekeeper linked to opium importation allegations has implicated a well known local figure. Investigations revealed attempts to extract protection payments of 1000 dollars from the man by a Chinese group, with delays anticipated as the case develops.
Court records show two hundred eighteen divorces granted in the year with Judge Robins presiding. The breakdown lists Chinese, Portuguese, Porto Ricans and others among 496 people involved. several petitions and probate actions are noted, including guardianships and adoptions, plus assorted executors and administrators.
Proceedings in United Siton Platelet Court at Wye Fort Street address condemnation questions. Larry Animes represents the Cromnilly estate against the United States Attorney Breckons. Demurrer argues lack of jurisdiction. judge Robertson plans to clear the federal site by 2001 if possible. Respondents expected to appear. condemnation papers approved by the Attorney General.
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