31 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1911
Page
1
Island Fruits faces criticism over security and government actions as official plans for a central marketing system are discussed. VT. Btyrret notes delays, while Me Tarrett reports on new interviews about policy and the governor’s forthcoming statement. Continued discussion appears on page 2.
Commissioner Manchard discusses duties and licenses ending July 20. The notice lists restaurant names, bakeries, and parlors, detailing permits, inspections, and compliance. It notes standard measures and upcoming production plans for Haven and related eateries.
In foreign ports dated Monday July 31 1911 ships AYS HARMOR and Salle from Melrose toward Hilo San Francisco arrivals noted with cargo and duties. Listed are vessels Clyde from Honololu and other entries with port bans and duties for ships including San Maria and TAVIOT A Balled.
War Department urges organized drill for boys in the territory with a letter from the national cadet corps. Governor says the matter should be brought before the territorial legislature. Funds for equipment and fortifying local companies are hoped to be provided by the War Department and federal government.
Local supervisors finalize a road department slate with Charles Wilson securing the top post amid internal splits. Campaign dynamics include statements from attorney Juvier de Paele and city engineer Gere, while party factions argue over contending candidates and future leadership. Continuous coverage on page 2.
A crowded Honolulu street scene is described where a vehicle collided with another, sending the motorist and bystanders scattering. Eyewitnesses named Hilvu, Hovis Howey, and Bilva as involved, with reports of a police presence and brief arrest.
Alaska official F Asnockabedd Praghier faces Attorney General George W. Wickersham at a House judiciary committee hearing. Charges include corruption and bribery, accusing U S authorities of failing to prosecute criminals during wartime and alleging a Guggenheim backed grab of Alaska.
Washington July 11 Ambassadors John G A Leishman to Italy will fill the vacancy created by Dr David Jayne Hill while Thomas J OBrien departs Japan for the Rome post. The moves reorganize diplomatic assignments as reported.
Washington July 31 Chairman Hardwick of the sugar investigation committee said the claim that the Havemeyer estate owned California-Hawaiian stock was a mistake. The statement was clarified as incorrect in the inquiry update.
Washington officials including President Gompera, AFL Secretary Morrison, and former United Mine Workers head John Mitchell were ordered to plead to contempt charges within twenty days. The action stems from court proceedings in Washington, D. C., dated July 31.
Mel Loughlin of California won the Western singles tennis championship by defeating Bundy, the titleholder, as crowds gathered in Lake Forest on July 31. News from Port au Prince reports President Simon resisting rebel advances with forces massed for a clash anticipated soon.
A fragmented July dispatch from Pranchsco California notes a sugar ban with unclear figures. Mentions parity shifts, prior activity, and Vin 814d as a referenced figure in the sparse readable text.
A local case filed by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Brown involves a civil war themed incident at Punchbowl Bowl. Court proceedings are set with Judge Whitney presiding as defense and prosecution present. neighbors report rising tensions and a potential trial date.
A tone of progress marked the Bishop Street project as the open tig of Miao ateoes and the development of the entire section with talent. County officials and property owners spoke on the expansion and its impact, with Superintendent Campbell asserting cautious advancement and compensation terms for affected land, while advocates warned of possible land loss and urged an equitable adjustment.
A grand jury returns indictments against several individuals for statutory crimes. Names including Paton Judit white, Pultin Ludi, SPH Lavin, Mata Karomete, and others face charges, with proceedings adjourned pending further examination by statutory authorities. Local officials and the federal grand jury are involved in the proceedings.
A Manoa Improvement Club meeting requests better fire prevention amid limited hydrants. Residents reveal a single hydrant on Kamehameha Avenue has failed twice during fires, urging the city to fund a fire station and new equipment to speed emergency response.
Morgan, head of the chamber of commerce, seeks a fourth term. A nominating committee will meet on the third Wednesday in August to consider candidates. A general meeting the following week will hear evictions. election not final as members may name other candidates.
W S Wise is appointed boundary commissioner amid health reform talk. The report notes Wise will oversee sanitation and public health transitions, while a separate provision outlines judicial roles and city planning. The text references Hingerth van Avie and Par rs as related figures in the governance change.
Fragmentary report describes post office activities and planned improvements. Mentions Howe, Levine Reverie, Penbiel, Hdehyewelinar, and Heaton teeth along with references to treyier and Ue frm FUWLLAL. Notes date uncertainties and ongoing efforts to enhance mail handling and related services in the local area.
The era notes many delinquents registered for taxes, with entries referencing collectors and enforcement actions. The fragmented text mentions notices, collectors, and the process of securing delinquent properties or assets, reflecting local tax collection activity and public notices.
In a morning session Presiding Mott questioned the board in a dispute over authority, stating the health board has no jurisdiction regarding the garbage department. Officials discussed the matter amid statements about responsibilities and municipal oversight, with attention to potential legal and procedural implications.
A band concert features the Hawaiian Ring ensemble performing under the evening sky. The program includes overtures and choral numbers with a focus on native and regional compositions, credited to Vi Mave Vera Hillenlinnenke and Mer Taney Loudeps.
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