13 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
1
Kalana died in an auto crash described as a driver attempting to avoid rough road sections. The mishap occurred on a beach route near Hawaii while a sheriff and investigators probe the cause with partial details lingering in the report. Information from the scene and nearby witnesses begins to outline a curve in the road and impact dynamics as officers continue the inquiry.
Preparation for rare garment contracts and private work signals a busy year ahead as Rapid Pranatt Co plans quarry tracks at Mol Feck Kalmut and Honoluli tion for rock material. Honolulu Construction and Praying Co to handle pipe line to Diamond Head reservoir with bid around 10,304. Yamada’s lower bid was rejected for inexperience.
A distorted report describes tensions as Portuguese and Irish groups affected by labor and cannery work. The piece notes land leases, agent activity, and shifting loyalties tied to migration and employment at Florida canneries, with mention of regional waterways and port activity.
The Japanese consul general requests a transcript of all proceedings from the strike trials in Hawaii. Governor Frear notes the request, while Governor Frear asks if the consul general represented by a Japanese party. Officials discuss whether the transcript reflects the authorities and the interest of Japan in the workers case.
A voyage aboard the Mauna Kea carried about one hundred passengers from Honolulu through the Haleakalā region with excursions into the valley and along the Tiber coast. The party enjoyed weather that revealed Neptune and viewed Kowal, Na Path, and the Kona coast, while plans for further trips and potential profits of similar voyages were discussed amid hopes for continued interest in Hawaiian travel.
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin spoke in opposition to Canadian reciprocity before the Senate in Washington D C on June 15, delivering a strong, sensational takedown of the pact and its consequences for trust and sugar interests in the nation.
H P Baldwin is reported seriously ill in Hawaii, with family updates and travel plans for his condition. Frank Halt win may travel to San Francisco for care, while W C Bushith returns from Mauna Kea. ongoing coverage notes uncertainty about Baldwin’s recovery. In Washington, the Sugar Trust probe reveals American Sugar Refining owns half of West Coast refineries stock, Spreckels the other half, as the committee examines raw sugar duties and freight effects.
The International Seamen's Union announced a looming strike near Southampton. Early reports indicate shipowners and unions are preparing for potential labor action at Marett Water.
Washington June 13 Secretary of State Knox was summoned to explain payments of 4000 dollars from the Canadian reciprocity fund to former Senator Hale. The inquiry centers on the origin and purpose of the funds and any political implications.
El Paso June 1 The expedition of Mexicans to suppress the revolt in Lower California is awaiting the arrival of artillery.
In Chihuahua Mexico the town of Santa Eulalia is flooded and twenty people are reported drowned. The report comes from Santa Eulalia with details transmitted to press in San Francisco and includes a cryptic note about a prior quotation and parity.
Weather today reports temperatures and humidity levels with several garbled measurements. Readings include minimum values around seven degrees and relative humidity figures, alongside wind speeds and directions.
Fragmentary OCR summary reports the death of an overseer associated with Wailuku. The text is garbled, leaving the exact identity, workplace, and circumstances unclear. No verifiable dates, affiliations, or location details can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Finance committee members, led by President AL Bernat, discussed improving ten year plans, with Mat Wil Honnle and others named. A meeting of the committee is planned for later to review the city’s cleanup efforts and address public concerns.
A chaotic but readable record describes a fishing excursion with attendees including George and Wile Aor at an inland location. The narrative notes a Sunday gathering and an incident involving whisky and a party at a local premise.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a will and legal matters with several names and places distorted beyond recognition. The readable portions reference Mrs Jones, Capron Hill, and various unclear events likely tied to a will or estate, but essential details are missing or garbled.
The article reports the governor denying concern over a cabinet reorganization while noting pressure from supporters and critics. It mentions Kuhi o, Honolulu officials, and a potential Congressional committee to scrutinize the administration. Elements reference Washington, the Tenelleiry of Hawaii, and a Prince Cup figure arriving from Honolulu.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Main Hotel hosts a dance with local officers, townfolk, and military personnel. A Kalihilatan Huuraveniont Chalr meeting precedes the event, with notices from HP Clk ANKE and Newton Daag. Attendance is requested.
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