28 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
1
A lengthy committee report highlights a free garbage system, expanded sewers, and more health inspectors. It commends hearty cooperation across Honolulu while noting improvements and ongoing work by the Central Improvement Committee and others.
A jury in a delayed case faced postponements as the panel prepared for a report due Monday. Witnesses and attorneys prepared motions and questions while the court sought clarity on procedures and timing.
A garbled report describes Nicoll in a unconscious state amid tangled references to a Charlestown event. The text mentions a parade and various phrases implying medical or legal concerns, with unclear details about individuals or actions.
The article reports Kent campaigners argue against Japanese entry to the Pacific basin and seek a peaceful arbitration between the United States and Japan. They claim treaty protections and tribunals can prevent encroachment while urging opposition to potential Japanese settlement terms.
A dispute over a goat at Fort Shafter led to a stabbing incident. Victim Sort Nwntay suffered injuries. both parties claim self defense while investigators sort details. The hospital reports serious but non fatal wounds and a recovery expected.
Information received from the Count indicates California officials plan a quarantine on fruit shipments to all coast ports. The move affects Hawaiin fruit and concerns Oregon Washington and Idaho with possible exclusion of shipments from Honolulu lines. Officials warn of pests and mandate checks at Seattle and Tacoma ports.
A Seattle shipbuilder, among the nation's largest, including builders of the Nebraska, secured a contract to construct two submarines for the Chilean government. The announcement notes the deal followed a long bidding process and highlights the firm’s prominent role in naval construction and Chile's naval modernization plans.
Representative Albert Durwin of Texas today introduced a resolution in the House calling for a reciprocity treaty with Mexico to promote trade. The measure outlines negotiable terms and seeks formal talks to advance bilateral economic ties.
Halifax Nova Scotia July 2 The coal laden steamer John Irwin foundered in harbor with only one crew member saved. Shipmate Mart erf Cates is reported among the missing.
A refined higher 4A cooperative tie in New York shows a steady market mood with modest advances. Traders note cautious demand as prices hover near recent highs and rent levels edge up slowly amid selective bidding.
Capedal Malbeth of Lake Forrest on July 28 announced that Mi Haze Hotchhine of Berkeley won the western singles championship. The event crowned the natural women’s tennis champion after a final match held in California.
A fragmented passage mentions Capecutrea exon Cale and W. Taylor of Denver, with references to a minister of agriculture in the Philippines. The text is garbled, but hints at an appointment or designation involving engineers and officials, amid unspecified names and dates.
A fragmented small-town note from California mentions a sugar ban proposal and local officials debating its impact. The unreadable text lists names and places, with no clear dates or outcomes. Further context is unavailable due to the damaged source.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a yacht race and several garbled words. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent summary or headline.
Winning bids reported for a state bond issue show Easterbrook & Co of Boston bidding $75,000 at WWOL75 to 104.75, Breed & Harrigen $100,000 at 102.27, and Payne & Co with Hasensall & Co bidding $1,100,000 at 101.9 percent. Names and figures detail many bids, with discussions of premiums, distribution, and final acceptance by cattle and other entities. a large premium and the Territory’s anticipated funds are noted, plus several firms named in the bid list and the continued listing on page 2.
Report details a round table gathering of city insurers and brokers including Sawer, Deane, Jack, Liaw, and Ye Voyun among others. Participants debated policy influence, with Jeurnntee Lomond and Kelwin Benner cited in discussions. The event centered on a proposed plan and its business implications, drawing about 200 attendees and prompting speculation on industry impact.
London dispatch reports that assessment of the Moroccan situation appears calmer, with observers noting no immediate crisis and France relations viewed as controlled. The telegraph notes ongoing negotiations and a cautious mood among officials despite unresolved issues.
The vanguard of Hayti's rebel army advances to within three miles of Port au Prince, bringing the capital under imminent threat as July 28 reports reach Hayti.
A brief, damaged recital honors the Aloha spirit and a local figure at a Honolulu gathering. Attendees, including Jim, reflect on the event as a ceremonial tribute unfolds with Hawaiian cultural motifs and communal sentiment.
San Antonio dispatch reports the Madero family and other Mexicans are moving their cattle into Mexico amid cross border land and market movements. The brief note notes ongoing migration trends affecting ranching operations in the region.
The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of China struck a rock on Ava peninsula yesterday and will be a total loss. Initial reports say the ship is a complete write off and salvage chances are slim.
The wool tariff bill dominates political debate as Taft faces a serious position. Democrats hail a veto, while bourbon interests view the issue as a campaign lever likely to help Thum win the presidency.
Washington dispatch notes a heated Senate discussion over Catalan policy and a proposed recall measure. The text references Presidential positions, party lines, and a public recall effort, with emphasis on wagering political outcomes and the impact on the administration. The article hints at ongoing divisions within the Republican and Progressive factions and mentions forthcoming continuation on page 3.
The fragmentary weather note lists a meteorologist and some readings but is largely unreadable. It mentions temperature, dew point, wind speed and direction, rain chances, and 24 hour precipitation, but specifics are garbled and not recoverable.
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