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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
1
Widespread market and trading volatility described with stock shifts in New York and Honolulu. A Mexican plot to assassinate President Francisco de la Barra is foiled, while unrest spreads in Puebla with looting and discharged soldiers causing chaos ahead of elections.
Honolulu city and county license money collection surpasses 45,747 in recent period with fees expected to exceed last year's total by nearly 10 000 as new businesses activate. Merchandise licenses rise after legislative fee schedule increase. Outdoor advertising alone contributes 260 to city revenue through Pioneer Advertising Company. Anticipated license income for late month could reach over 54,000.
Superintendent Rider and Juvenile Court officials pressed Sheriffs to act against wife beaters in Kakaako districts after a man severely abused his Rawa tian wife for three days. The victim refused to file a complaint, prompting call for alternative evidence and court procedures to curb the pattern.
Special Officer M. Borg of Vetoed police fares his returned tramp trip to Kail where he went as Japanese Interpreter for a teem of court. The district Mugheteate C. Dole and Kaeo have been pultinus of some lives ly, eurrent encounters before Chemit Sodan Mardy.
A young boy died after falling from a tree in an accident reported by a local wire service. The incident occurred near his home in Walhukish where family and local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal fall.
Milwaukee July 20 A strange crash killed a driver here when his automobile jumped an embankment. The incident occurred in the city and involved no other persons. Authorities investigated the peculiar accident and ruled it an unfortunate fatality.
Fragmentary Sugar San Francisco item notes July 20 on degre teal Hise Peavione quota with a party 46. Previous quotation 12 Ae. Anomalous references and names appear. unable to determine clear event or outcome from readable text.
Thirteen heirs claim a $32 estate of John Nel a town official, with disputes over division and wages. The petition details an inheritance case with ages and family relationships, noting disagreements about the share and value.
Haytian rebels have captured Cape Haytian and pillaged surrounding countryside. President Simon and troops have been harassed as royal officers seek refuge in consulates. The Des Moines cruiser was ordered to Hayti to protect American interests during the revolution.
New York July 20 John E Parsons testified before a Congressional committee probing the sugar trust that he originated the sugar combine and believed it beneficial to all concerned.
Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich testified in Washington that he did not tell Taft he urged Lorimer’s election. He said his remark meant Lorimer’s election was not objected to, not that he endorsed him.
News from Torreon and Coahuila reports archy and rioting in several towns with local authorities seemingly unable to control the situation. Associated Press dispatch notes unrest spreading, prompting grave concern among residents and observers in nearby Antonio, Texas.
London July 20 The House of Lords passed the veto bill on third reading reducing Lords power to block Commons legislation. The measure would curb cross-chamber authority, though amendments limited its effect on royal prerogative and Protestant establishment. The vote totaled 268 to 46 as government ministers argued for the bill’s necessity to curb delay.
Disjointed notes describe thirty nine to forty nine warrants for workers paid through city and county. A formal report by the supervisor road committee and county auditor office is to be presented before the city and county board of supervisors in Honolulu. Warrant funds totaling nearly one hundred dollars per person may be cancelled pending investigation and potential disposition of eighteen to nineteen workers tied to the case.
Washington July Bristow of Karena plans to wage war on the sugar trust and seek abolition of the Dutch standard. He has collected materials and will present them to the Senate to support Beant Heriatow’s proposal to abolish the Daily ard and prohibit daily price fixing. Continued on page 4.
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