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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
1
A confusing midday report notes H. P. Baldwin as the better nominee after a disturbance. Mentions Wieviest input and Hardwin Howe, with references to events around 9 Weluele and 10 Alexander. Reports describe uneasy morning conditions and shifting news emphasis.
A fragmentary report describes a laborer named Kaeleth in Hawaii involved with a county auditor case. The story hints at payroll improprieties, a request to credit the county with funds, and a demand for back pay tied to a road department project, ending with a call for a citizen to apply for an honest job.
Hilo High announces Jernein Frascotti as the new principal after a letter from the Berkeley agency confirms over eight years of school leadership experience. The July notification states Frascotti has served in prominent education roles.
Kalimi girls secured a 1 to 4 victory over WalluiKL in a league contest. The event featured special plays and entertainment by Mantwighe, with the crowd entertained as the team prepared for a rematch at Te compuasord. Local officials and speakers noted concerns about investments linked to Redeemable Investment Company and Hawtin volunteers, while a steamer incident near Nagweakl prompted further discussions.
A delegate publicly denies the Pacific Commercial Adverticar story as false. The message accuses editors and officials of pressuring for or against the Territivetal Bond and accuses Washington actions tied to Governor Maerey and Secretary Maher. The piece recounts tensions among territorial figures over bond approval and political maneuvering, with claims of impropriety and conflict among local leaders.
A telegraphed and mailed letter to Governor Frear details plans for new Territorial bonds. Arrangements for the sale begin January at the Honolulu office and at New York and San Francisco bond offices. Bids require two percent of the bond amount with payments by check and bond delivery by September.
Washington July 7 Congress will formally investigate the arrest of John and James McNamara by Detective William J Burns and his men on charges tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing. The committee under a resolution will probe arrests and jurisdiction, as Los Angeles reports conflicting extradition and murder charges against Joe McNamara.
King George, Queen Mary, and the Prince and Princess of Wales have departed London for a royal trip to Ireland. The journey marks a significant royal visit with accompanying officials and ceremonial plans expected across several cities.
In Paris on July 7 Lieutenant Conneau, known as Aviator Besumant, captured the 1000 mile international aviation contest. The race showcased strong performances from several pilots, with Besumant securing the top prize amid stiff competition and demanding course conditions.
The steamer Bante Rosa ran ashore two miles from Point Arguello California. Efforts to float her have failed. Passengers are not endangered. Officials report unknown cause and vessel remains aground near the coast.
An international agreement for protecting seals in northern waters was signed and transmitted to the Senate. The treaty aims to safeguard seal populations and regulate hunting and trade, reflecting ongoing conservation efforts.
Lawrence Kansas July 7 Representative A C Mitchell of Kansas died today at his home in Lawrence. The veteran lawmaker had served in the state house for many years and was widely known in political circles. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
News from Washington reports that Cipriano Gastra has finally landed in Venice after a long voyage.
An incoherent report describes a job seeker's application for a police post in New York amid a heat wave. It mentions Arthur E Carters, dates in July, and conflicts around waterfront areas. The piece references deaths from heat, city authorities, and unspecified recruitment actions near Philadelphia and Mile Island, with scattered names and locations.
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Fragmented weather note lists temperature humidity wind and pressure readings with garbled units. It mentions times and directions but lacks clear values, leaving overall conditions uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text recounts Captain Miller leading a voyage to Palmyra and Foland with hints of treasure legends and naval movements. It references Mantle, Manta, and Pacific passages, noting discoveries, crew actions, and political boundaries aboard an American ship under various commanders.
Report on Pearl Harbor drydock reconstruction notes rapid plan changes and swift approvals by naval engineers. Mention credits to engineers from Washington and Newport news on progress and a six week timeline for revisions. Continued discussion on page 2.
Dirdman Masson plans a public aerial act at Leilehua field aiming to charm spectators. He will attempt a risky flight and perform stunts before a crowd, with prior repairs and a schedule set for Sunday afternoon.
California lawmakers prepared to oppose Delegate Kalunianotes bill to amend the coastwise law suspending the provision that prevents foreign vessels from carrying passengers. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce argues against allowing foreign ships to compete, warning it would harm American merchant marine and Hawaii trade. Washington officials report protests from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and calls to prevent foreign-flag vessels from handling passenger traffic.
Starrett arrives in Conehelin to discuss marketing and handling for regional produce projects. He accompanies a delegation led by Fermin and a local administrator, expected to outline plans, timelines, and needs during a week of meetings.
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