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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
1
City and county officials consider drastic budget cuts with a focus on the road department. The board debates a reduced monthly appropriation for road, bridge, and park maintenance while preserving fire department funding. A cash reserve is noted as insufficient, prompting universal calls for retrenchment across districts.
Dr Pratt to inspect health conditions at a new detention camp amid diphtheria and smallpox fears. Chief Sanitary Officer Charlock oversees sanitation and quarantine measures as boards enforce varioloid quarantines. Pratt arrives in May to examine conditions and potential outbreaks.
The article reports that Millinote, a Japanese American teacher, resumes duties as second grade instructor at Katali School after a period as substitute in Kanlani School. Superintendent Pope notes equivalent department support and extends accommodations for her leave and assignment.
A collie that was reportedly lost for an hour after $50 reward was posted in the Belle Herb’s Want Ad column. John A Palmer found the dog near Courthouse and notified the owner, who reclaimed it within an hour after the ad appeared. Foreign port notices and community meeting details are also listed in the issue.
Governor Frear states he will not advise McCrosson on the amendments to the Kau bill. He mentions McCrosson may seek counsel from B A Moct-Emith in Washington or rely on his own judgment. No contact with the territorial government is expected, per today’s briefing about the bill and possible withdrawal from Congress.
Philippine cigar imports face strict limits as the Manila Tobacco Association enforces grade based quotas. Only 25 percent of imports will be top grade, 50 percent medium, and 25 percent cheaper third grade, shrinking cheaper cheroots in Honolulu and across the Territory. The move signals a shift in Honolulu stores and Japanese-Chinese trade with long, pungent cheroots fading from shelves.
City and County Attorney John W. Cathcart denounces an Advertiser report as a wilful falsehood stating no deputy or employee in his office has had a raise or asked for one and that salaries should stay at current amounts. Auditor James Bicknell confirms the same schedule remains in force.
A scrambled note outlines Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio introducing a House bill to create a newspaper commission. The plan mirrors presidential proposals, aiming to curb government press practices and expand congressional oversight on trade and power distribution. It discusses offices, duties, and potential expansion, while noting opposition to enlarging the commission.
A government plan to unite two divisions of Mauna Loa National Park with a new road and expanded acreage, about 87 square miles, was discussed at a Capitol morning conference led by Governor Brear and officials including Manston Campbell Thurston and Surveyor Wall. A draft parkWill may be sent to Washington on Saturday, though passage this session is uncertain.
Sacramento Jan 5 A bill was introduced in the state senate today prohibiting aliens who are ineligible to citizenship from leasing lands in California. The measure follows prior agitation and resembles a bill introduced last session that failed to pass.
Reports from Central Asia describe Prohgolsk and Pishtek as entirely destroyed by a major earthquake. News outlets note hourly updates on the unfolding disaster and mounting casualties.
The Chamber of Commerce of New York plans a commercial court to settle basic business disputes. The initiative aims to handle arbitration without involving civil courts. The move signals a streamlined path for resolving commercial issues through specialized proceedings.
A Cape Colony train derailment left fifteen dead and fifty injured. The wreck disrupted the Cape Colony line and attracted emergency crews to the scene near Nathcart, with rescue operations continuing into the day.
The report notes sugar prices in San Francisco with quotations around 8% and 3.860, alongside an 96 degree line and Visparity 8.870. The Hoots S88 analysis is referenced in the January update, indicating market metrics and previous quotations for reference.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana, a member of the committee investigating the Lorimer election charges, will issue a minority report favorable to Lorimer. Beveridge sets forth his opinion in a letter to the body, prompting Lorimer to respond with a sharp rebuttal.
Los Angeles grand jury returned twenty two secret indictments to fix responsibility for the explosion that wrecked the Times two months earlier. Indictments name several individuals and others as accessories in the crime.
Osborn, a Republican, was formally inducted today as the governor of Michigan. The ceremony underscored Republican strength in the state following a decisive victory margin.
In Columbus on January 5, Atlee Poremore, a prominent Democrat in the Ohio Legislature, was nominated by the state Democrats to run for the United States Senate. The nomination signals party unity ahead of the election.
Frederick W. Plasted, Democrat, inaugurated as Maine governor amid emphasis on the recent Democratic victory in the state. Coroelis Bathetin cant AMGUSTA, Medun, noted in coverage.
Inauguration today marks another Democratic win with Jaye Mant telin Cubh Rost on the list of Bay State officials. The ceremony follows recent elections that solidify Democratic control in state government.
Aebhet in Cobley Concord reports Robert P. Fuss, Republican, was today named governor of New Hampshire. The formal installation marks Bass in the gubernatorial chair with Cobley acting in a special capacity.
In a libel case before Judge Humphreys the consul faced a demand to produce an official communication from the Department. The consul objected, claiming no court authority to compel disclosure. The judge pressed, but the matter remained unresolved as proceedings continued amidst questions of international law and diplomatic immunity.
Auth or Mise Kalama Meyer of Molo tt kal is named Peinesss in represent that teland for the 9 Floral Parate. The appointment was made by Miss Rode Davison, chairman of the Intertyland 8 Princessex section, with George P. Cooke overseeing Molokul prin Doves appearance in the parade. Mike Davison praised Meyer’s expertise and charm for the role.
Yesterday afternoon the city appointed its Finance Committee for the Washingtons Birthday Parade. Members named were A Monon chattinat Join Waterberge and Edwin Parts. The panel faces a deficit carryover from last year and plans to review expenses over $2500 with potential adjustments.
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