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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1911

Page

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Correa Shoots Himself Over Debts in Honolulu

Correa, a well known Portuguese resident, shot himself in a Young Hotel room after an auto prize contest expense. The motive linked to debt and rivalry for a first prize placed him under strain. He left $47.70 to his wife and the coroner ruled suicide.

Corren Hh. Fu Khlers & Company Henorati! Amusement Company Young Hotel Mike Honolulu Iis Binner Fort Street Ebiers Tate Correa Walt Coneul Ty A. Do Carron John Murcas AN. J. Aiternon Wirgeon Keene J.T Donald Ale Heron Depuy Wulclde Williams

Floral Parade Director Names Aides For Next Pageant

Director Arthiy F Wall announces the aides for the upcoming Floral Parade. Appointees include Movie M. Johnson as secretary, Kenora in charge of arrangements, and Hrovt. Smith chairing the auto committee. Charley Ro Pras chairs the horresteawn Aosta committee, Mick Rose Davison handles prinewmen and pen riders, Damien A. Wilter to manage Kehov children’s section.

Arthiy F Wall Mr Wall Manchuria M. Johnson Prinewmen Damien A. Wilter Hax Kehov Wonder AK. Osawa Use Amazon Sheba Shinpe Boga Nippu Ji Khonen Japanese Chronicle Ae Iw Assiutants Wall Cone Hawaii Fookoft Parwle Mra

United Honolulu Planter Faces Mercy Of Trust Critics

Prominent Hawaii planter John Dymond testified before a federal committee that the American Sugar Refining Company has no competition in raw sugar sales, signaling leverage by the sugar trust over Louisiana cane growers. Separately, Hawaii officials urge Washington to send a Federal road expert to plan a new island highway system, noting the potential benefit to state highway construction.

Breen Washington, D.C Louisiana American Sugar Refining Company John Dymond Dymond Spe Hawaii Iide Washington Alfred Cartur Fox Real Department of Agercntivre Krewe Powitle County of Hawaii Howell

Melvin Vaniman Asked 10 Start Inter-Island Aviation Series

Photographer aviator Melvin Vaniman, famed for feats off Honolulu, is invited to Monolulu to plan a program for an inter island aviation series. Officials praise his past work and consider him a leading figure in early aerial exploration. letter from Secretary Wood hints at support for his project.

Melvin Vaniman Melvin Vein Aviator Hineolt Honolulu Monolulu Vanlman

Vacation for Police Court Reflection Cited in Commemoration Day

A garbled yet clear note records a rare police court vacation marking a historic moment. Authorities led by County Attorney and interpreters from multiple communities attended a ceremony tied to a challenging event, with references to commemoration and a postponed session.

Sugar Ban Prandiroh Weekly Bulletin Note

Sugar ban notice appears in the weekly bulletin with a dated quote. It references a parity rate and a weekly quotation, noting values and a recurring yearly figure. The fragmented text suggests official adjustments or citations but lacks complete context or dates.

Giant theft charged to woman in Bristol relief

Bristol July 18 The National Rubber Company closed its doors today leaving 2000 employees out of work. Unsatisfactory trade conditions have added to the cause.

Bristol, R.ty Thvetional Rubber Company

Canadians Win Big Rifle Competition at Bisley

At Bisley England on July 15 the Canadian rifle team defeated rivals to claim the McKinnon Challenge Cup in the national rifle tournament. The victory underscores Canada's strength in precision shooting, with team members earning top honors and bringing home the coveted trophy.

Bisley Eng Ti Dian

Margaret Armour Sues Ex-Housekeeper for 142000 in Missouri

Mrs. Margaret Armour sues Harriet Byington, her former housekeeper, in Kansas City Missouri for 142000 alleging theft of money from the mistress’s establishment. The filing marks a civil suit seeking damages.

Kansas City Mow Margaret Armour Harriet Byington

Cleanup Probe Fails to Shield Officials in May Day Incident

A damaged report details cleanup day irregularities and payments tied to the May Day event. Investigators found questionable overtime and payroll practices involving city and county staff. A flying casualty from a previous incident is noted as likely to recover, while arrests and potential charges loom for several workers.

Subar Iy Fou Sheri Tureei ERIE Olllow Treas Chen

Cunningham Claimants May Be Prosecuted

Attorney General Wickersham said the Alaska coal land inquiry continues. The Interior Secretary ruled the Cunningham group coal claims invalid, a move linked to Ballinger and Pinchot. Some cases may face criminal action while others are limited by statutes of limitations.

Washington Wickersham Alaska Coal Land Atill Secretary of the Interior Cunningham Group Ballinger and Pinchot

Lord Kitchener of Khartoum Honored in London

Lord Kitchener of Khartoum was appointed British agent for Egypt in a ceremony in London as of July 1. The honor marks a key post for the veteran military leader in British imperial affairs.

Lord Kitchner Khartoum London Eng Lord Kitchener Egypt

Heat Kills Duchess at English Races

The Dowager Duchess of Devonshire collapsed from heat during a London race meeting and died. The report mentions accompanying figures including Mrs M. Cutler and references to officials and a protest from Washington over Waikiki beach pollution.

London Eng Duchess Devonshire Manchurla Mike HM Arnott John Arnalts Ful Hin Rotund Stas Arnott Mainla Tair Rome Mawatha

Prisoners Save Kauat Records in Local Court

In Kauat, prisoners aided by a guard career saved records at Che Lihue courthouse when a suspect attempted an assault at 1:00 a.m. The detainee, connected to a case judged by Senate Vavia, faced a murder conviction yesterday.

IHR HosBanit Dale Pichoek Font Hye Jatt Ted Senate Vavia

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