Imperial heavy duty engines built in Francisco line
The Imperial heavy duty Marthe and Stationary Gas Engines are produced in Francisco with 1 to 6 cylinder configurations and power ranges from 4 to 230 horsepower.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
3
The Imperial heavy duty Marthe and Stationary Gas Engines are produced in Francisco with 1 to 6 cylinder configurations and power ranges from 4 to 230 horsepower.
Washington reports Charles Nagel voices satisfaction with Herbert Knox Smith’s inquiry into the United States Steel Company and the steel trust. The investigation, under Nagel and Taft, seeks Sherman Act violations but stops short of urging prosecutions. The report’s public release is awaited by financial centers nationwide.
Judge W J Robinson granted William McQuaid a divorce from Charlotte McQuaid and awarded him custody of their two children. Cruelty allegations favored McQuaid, based on testimony about his wife's association with Volney C. Driver. Mrs McQuaid’s counsel urged restrictions on McQuaid’s access to the children within the Territory.
A tentative program proposes sending two companies at a time to Lallehua for four weeks of training under regular officers, with funding to come from the Hawaiian National Guard appropriation. A War Department response is awaited to approve the plan and set the encampment date.
Alabama bids to issue bonds totaling 1 500 000 for public improvements on Bond Lane. Denomination 1000 each, mature August 1941, redeemable 1931 at the Territorial Government option. Principal and interest payable in New York City through United States Mortgage and Trust Company. Tax exemption claimed. opening date July 27.
Report notes a July 13 1911 event at Abingdon Bog land involving May James and Hay Wodebovee, with reference to a minister resident at Honorwhy and the late HB.
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