26 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
1
Beaumont, at Brooklands, wins the London Daily Mail prize of 80,000 pounds by circling Britain in 22 hours 23 minutes on a 1010 mile course. The victory caps a dramatic aviation display with significant implications for lower air express rates and industry profits as new reforms take effect.
Obituary notes the death of Dick Richards at Hilo at about age 45 from blood poisoning. A longtime figure in Hawaii’s business and politics, he led the Hawaii Telephone Company division, helped form the company, and served in the territorial legislature as a Republican. Survived by a wife, nine children, and two years married to Dolly, his passing leaves a prominent Hale near empty.
July 1 report on Curénce HL Walker of Sin Abatow retiring from aviation after a fatal crash near Honolulu. Walker, once linked with Looping aviators, reportedly attempted a landing when a sudden wind gust caused his craft to strike a palm tree, plunging from 100 feet and injuring bystanders. The incident ends with Walker’s fatal impact and a safety inquiry.
Coast officials report urgency in cholera publicity and containment as talks trace a Hawaii focus. Dr Chass from the U S Leprosy Investigation station coordinates messaging while noting precautions and public awareness steps amid ongoing investigations in Manila and other ports.
President Taft sent a message to Congress defending administration policy on Controll er Alaska. He rejects charges that he helped turn over Controll er Bay waterfront to the Guggenhaim monopoly and ties the dispute to Alaskan mineral lands and Controll or Bay property.
At a Bowed of Heaths meeting held Wednesday afternoon Breit Aont Mott-Sinthy argued with members about the Houndpter of the try Hn mane mmnttorse condition. It was suggested UU
A sensational report claims Chief Wilkie’s man leads a crackdown on an opium operation linked to Harry M. Mutt and a broader ring. Federal grand jury action looms as authorities push to seal routes and seize illicit wines and funds amid ongoing investigations in Honolulu and San Francisco.
Upprolal Bello Corrmppondeston Hulo July 28 for the first time in Olwa plantation history profits rise as the latest estimate shows 270000 on the Ola 10 clear. The article notes improved yields, new field methods, and changes in distribution. A.M. Nowell of the Sugar AF Factors praised the plantation’s progress and anticipated gains for the next year.
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor urged unionists nationwide to raise a half million dollars to fund the defense of the McNamaras in Washington July 26. He called for broad support across labor ranks as courtroom battles loom for the McNamaras amid ongoing labor unrest and political pressure from the era.
A Chinese man was lynched in El Paro Texas on July 20. Forty of his fellow countrymen have been jailed in connection with the incident. Police are investigating and authorities warn of further arrests as the case unfolds.
Washington July 26 President Taft signed the Canadian reciprocity bill today marking a key step in tariff and trade relations between the United States and Canada. The action followed months of negotiation and debate in Congress and reflects efforts to expand commercial cooperation between the two nations.
Washington July 26 The tariff bill was introduced in the House as reports from Amoy China indicate bubonic plague deaths in the area over the past two weeks.
A May & Co. delivery truck accidental fire occurred near Kolnuki while unloading sundry packages. The large May & Co. vehicle, weighing about two tons, burned as workers attempted to tow it back to the street, disrupting orders and deliveries.
From Port au Prince dated July 26, reports say the entire republic except the capital is in revolt. Campaign publicity and drastic measures are noted, with the tone describing widespread upheaval and financial strain amid the unrest.
A garbled broadcast from unclear source mutters about a sugar ban and a chorus of nonsensical phrases. The text resembles a fragmented OCR with scattered names and places, offering no clear facts or concrete events to summarize.
In a turbulent board race, Duncan is poised to replace Wilder as leader. The conflict centers on lineup shifts and party alignments with key allies backing Duncan and opponents pressing for different appointments. The outcome hinges on the board’s final vote and party unity.
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