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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
15
Editorial argues that voters must back a road department ordinance transferring authority from a Democratic road supervisor and party ring to Republican control. It cites past abuses of public patronage and calls for immediate passage to hold officials accountable.
A humorous exchange unfolds on domestic politics and etiquette. Mrs Hudson notes she would vote both ways, while Briggins is described as attuned to wives discussions. The dialogue pivots on time, style, and a playful insistence on justice without mercy.
Correa killed himself this morning after losing a prize auto to a rival contest. An Overland automobile valued at about $400 sparked heavy debt talk and unsettled his mind. Friends say he faced mounting expenses from the contest over weeks of work and effort. The inquest will place until Monday night.
A fragment suggests the suspect may have acted just before entering the Young Hotel to kill him self. The note reflects a troubled moment preceding the planned act and centers on the location and intent without graphic detail.
In a muddled scene a man struggles to sell a cherished item to repay Nim for money spent to win it. He recalls a private debt incurred in the contest, which he has said nothing about. The troubled mind of the protagonist harbors guilt and suspicion as events unfold.
Fr. A de Boum Canavarro, commit general for Portugal, praised Correa for his bright work and silent service. The San Antonio Society and Foresters will be represented at the funeral. The widow will receive 1800.
Correa’s dealings with the Honolulu Amusement Company were straightforward and no motive for misconduct is seen. Magoon, manager of the company, says Correa is upright and honest, noting the machine won in the contest is valued at about $1600 and that Correa could have profited if he had not claimed it.
Carl du Roi of BF, Ahlers & Co. says Cor Fea’s accounts show no irregularities and that Cortes, a young cashier who died by his own hand, was a faithful worker. The investigation will continue to determine any motive or further details before concluding.
Correa used a machine for less than half a month accruing about $100 in expenses. The Overland was kept at von Hamm Young Company's garage after July 4 when handed over by the Honor Juli Amusement Company. In the past eight or nine days the bill grew as the car remained in the shop without breaking costs.
Sorrea arrived in Honolulu from Madeira three years ago and quickly mastered English for clerical work. He married Miss Joanna Haneberg about a year ago and they have a baby girl. Friends attest his home life has been happy and there was no cause for the reported suicide.
Gerrit P Wilder showcases a grafted alligator pear from the Exbank tree at the Bulletin office. He notes it reflects parent tree traits though grafts can fail and warns tipplers and bawlers from benefits in the new hospital department to be established by the Minneapolis Central Railroad.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. Made by Paris Medicine Co Saint Louis U S A.
Wailuku Maui July 14 two severe earthquake shocks were felt around 11 20 am inflaming East to West. The first quake lasted about ten seconds the second followed closely and lasted a similar time. Buildings swayed notably the reinforced concrete county buildings and the Wallaby court house shook and occupants rushed outside. Temperature readings and humidity figures are listed for the day.
A short classified style ad urges readers to place orders for a crate of six pineapples and large consignments of bananas. The message highlights fast service through Wells Fargo Express Company and invites simple ordering.
A letter to the Atlantic Aeronautic Club outlines a proposed interisland air service linking Honolulu and other Hawaii routes. It envisions profitable reconnaissance for routes, mentions viewing waterfalls from flight paths, and seeks military support from Washington for materiel and backing.
Maui board members met at Walluku headquarters to adjourn in memory of the late Hun. Baldwin. The session resumed with a motion by Mr. Meyer and a vote by Mr. Henning against a plan by Mr. Drummond and Mr. Lake to name Chairman Pogue head of all standing committees. Pogue then appointed the new committee lineup.
AuNding committeen members decide on chairmanship for the Board of Supervisors election cycle. Drummond joins public improvement, Meyer leads sanitary and Riley committees, Laake heads police, Henning chairs finance. Law aims to align with recent legislative requirements and timing for the chair election. Mant Electric gains franchise extension to March 1, 1912 and promises urban electrification with future improvements.
Later datond and O. R. L announce shipping books for sale at the Dulletis Yifinn Steach. The notice lists items available and directs buyers to place orders through the described channels.
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