10 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
1
The Bulletin states no issue on Monday June 12 for office staff and Batten En members. Earlier this year workers moved the plant to Alkest Street with no delays, and a midweek break is planned to refresh teams for the coming schedule.
Weather data shown is corrupted with garbled terms and stray codes. It mentions temperatures around 71.8 at morning and wind velocities near 15 with directions unclear. A prior note references humidity and dew point but details are unreadable.
The Health Board reports typhoid concerns tied to a tenement in Meath with ongoing enforcement actions. Hawaii Land Company and Allen Robinson claim control, while the board seeks to segregate liability and uphold orders to abate nuisance. President Motsmith notes enforcement hurdles and a proposed monthly payment plan to resolve the issue.
Ward politics flare as Mayor Wilder appoints Mist O. Swayne to a vacant road department post. The move stirs party loyalty, with supporters and opponents citing patronage and loyalty to the Democratic machine. Critics argue the party slighted key figures, while Wilder defends the choice amid broad factional backlash.
An early 20th century style notice reports on a public drinking cup prohibition enforcement push by city health authorities and the wealth board, with a March sale of a property at King and Keeaumoky. The bid started at 2500 and closed around 4000 dollars, amid a lively auction led by Waterhouse Trist Company.
A garbled June notice from Prangisoo outlines a sugar ban plan observed by The Kveutne Hutte. The text notes no issue of Hib papers on a certain Urath day and references Mendis and 4200 as key details in the fragmentary report.
Berlin, Germany, June 10. Two aviators, including chief pilot Bchendel and his assistant, died when their flying machine failed at 6650 feet during a record attempt. They plunged to the earth and were killed instantly, ending a celebrated ascent.
Berkeley Cal June 10 A party of sorority girls from San Francisco heads for Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands during a Sierra tour. The delegation plans a series of contacts and social events as part of their cultural exchange program.
Orders are issued for withdrawal of United States warships from Guantanamo Bay Cuba and San Diego. The Pacific cruisers will be distributed at various ports.
President Taft telegraphed Washington to oppose the recent amendment to the reciprocity bill. The message reflects his stance against altering trade terms and aligns with his administration's tariff policy.
In Chihuahua Suare z Mex on June 10 federal troops and officers in the state refuse to surrender. The fight could continue indefinitely as the conflict persists.
Initial dispatches from Mexico City claimed widespread devastation after the Colima volcano quake. Later reports show the early damage estimates were overstated and the event proved less severe than first feared.
Chicago June 10 Maurice Beals an auto driver died in an auto race crash. Police road and highway investigation ongoing with no immediate details on other injuries or causes. Local officials expressed condolences to the Beals family and racing community.
Juarez report claims gambling and bullfighting will be banned after revolution leaders take power. Concessions after November 20 will be canceled, preexisting rights honored until expiry. Mexico City bullring and Juarez race track named among closed facilities under new regime.
Hamburg June 10. The great turbine battleship Frederick the launched here today with a formal ceremony. Officials praised the ship as a milestone in naval power and German engineering while crowds gathered to witness the launch in the harbor.
One person is dead and several injured in strike related trouble in Cleveland on June 10. Reported violence touched a cabin area and authorities moved to control several skirmishes as workers protested conditions.
Customs authorities and the steamship Mexican clash over smuggling as Hawaiian authorities pursue leads and murky signals. An investigation follows orders from officials, with ships blocked and potential penalties discussed for traffic through Honolulu, amid stalled progress and port restrictions.
Hawaii Promotion Committee invites Hawaii schoolchildren to submit poster designs for the Flora Parade. A prize of 10 is offered for the best poster, encouraging artistic competition among students and fostering community involvement in the annual event.
Fire destroyed Mrs J He Atherton’s Back Heights residence shortly after 1 am. Chief Thurston and nearby residents say better pumping equipment could have saved the home. some locals complain the responding engine lacked water pumping capability and a chemical extinguisher. The debate centers on sufficiency of the fire department’s tactics and gear.
Latonia, June 10. Governor Grey won the annual Latonia Derby with a time of 2 90.16. The Ware and mene committee of thy route reported the ma-called farm ere row tat bili.
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