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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
1
Waimea Kauai July 21 Arrived after stormy passage with trip ended and Kinau returning. Reported schooner Ka Mol forced to seek haven at Walmen due to unfavorable weather, party members uncertain about fate and plans.
Marston Campball, superintendent, reports the public wants a federal road expert. The meeting discussed public works and proposed delays while decisions are rearranged. Tenders were postponed until September 18 due to conference matters with the Governor, with continued coverage on Page 7.
Washington July 8 Opponents of reciprocity abandon fight as senate contemplates a general tariff revision. Early votes showed the Cummins Witte amendment rejected 14 to 32 with few Democrats supporting it. Three Democrats Talley Simmons and Thornton supported the measure while Poindexter opposed. Analysts predict further amendments will be defeated by similar margins as discussions resume for a final reciprocity vote expected around late July or August.
A local paper reports federal aid may come to Hawaii to eradicate a pest. Officials including the Department of Agriculture are urged to assist, with California and state commissioners offering support. The article notes collaboration across agencies and promises of cooperation to wipe out the threat.
Late in the week the will of the late HP Baldwin will likely be filed for probate before the Maul Court. Those acquainted with the will refuse to disclose information about Mr Baldwin's bequests until the court records. It is understood that the greater part of Baldwin's fortune will be represented in stock of H. Baldwin, Tatd, and that a pre organized method of handling property by corporations is common among large estate planners.
One woundeed and forty four dotin ant forty five cents was the expense of the Peace meeting held in the Opera House some days ago. The title are all paid and the resolutions properly programmed forwarded to the proper persons. The expense of the meeting was met by several local lenders including Bank of Mawall Castle and Vooke Brewer and Co Then WH Da Hex Co Bishop and Co George Carter and World Smith.
A garbled report notes the royal guests have left London after the coronation ceremonies. The item mentions July 21 and references sugar ban discussions and parities, with several unreadable fragments about Windsor and July events.
George McK McClellan secretary to Delegate Kuhto plans a August or September congressional visit to the islands. A letter says McClellan aims to assemble enough members to form the party but adjournment may block the trip. Delegate Kuho reports no cable response yet.
An elderly white woman, age estimated around seventy, fell from a Rapid Transit car near Pawan Junction around ten minutes before ten. She was hurt, a doctor is summoned, and investigators question the car crew about the incident as haste and missteps around a curve are examined. Her name and exact age are not yet known.
Livia A. McGregor faces a drawing in Wisconsin where hopefuls gathered at the Capitol for a land lottery. Officials announce Lot Neb as the winning number, while the crowd reacts as a sense of fairness and luck fills the room during the tense legislative session over income tax.
Sugar rose again on the New York market with quotations at 4.46, a yearly high, and 4.61 cents held. local markets showed advances in Ola and Wal stocks. Cable reports from mainland and New York indicate firmer sentiment amid favorable weather and ongoing transfers. a hospital transfusion case involves Son of Tennewane seeking to aid his wife.
Washington July 2 The Canadian Reciprocity Agreement bill passed the Senate without amendment. The vote was 53 for and 27 against with 32 Democrats for the bill and 21 Republicans. Twenty four Republicans and three Democrats voted against it. President Taft is expected to sign the bill next Wednesday.
In Los Angeles on July 22, the wife of the noted dynamiter, E. McManigal, collapsed from extreme exhaustion and inervour prostration amid ongoing strain surrounding the high-profile case.
Heat records spark caution as Death Valley faces a 140 degree Fahrenheit reading. Weather officials warn residents and visitors to seek shade, stay hydrated, and limit outdoor activity amid extreme temperatures and potential cloudburst activity.
Rebels move toward Port au Prince as fighting intensifies around Hayti with reports of advancing rebel forces and heightened security measures cited from Hayti on July 22. Local authorities call for calm while military observers monitor the developing confrontation.
A Japanese president and general manager travel to the mainland with plans for merging two large steamship lines. Reports say the Chiyo Saru officers deny replacing American crews, while Chicago police note a theft of forty ships’ value exceeding $125,000 since June.
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