16 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
1
Engineers at work on the cofferdam report the Maing battleship wreck is irreparable and cannot be floated. The Havana scene on June 16 indicates no salvage success for any portion of the hulk.
Washington June 16 Henry Oxnard of New York president of the American Beet Sugar Company testified before the special committee probing the sugar trust. He claimed the Brooklyn refinery was put into the tease for a profit of half a million dollars and that the American Sugar Refining Company is capitalized at 12 million dollars. He noted the Oxnard holdings include a million in Louisiana cane.
A joint resolution was introduced in the House proposing a summer capital plan long discussed and considered for years. The measure centers on establishing a capital facility project with a focus on sustained legislative and civic use.
San Francisco reports General Pryce, formerly with the Minean rebel army, was arrested for violating neutrality laws by recruiting men to fight the federals. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to curb foreign or rebel-led interference.
Frisco California June 16 D A White is now undisputed police chief replacing John F Seymour who was removed by the police commission.
London reports the Chinese railway loan has been oversubscribed locally with strong investor demand. Officials note robust interest from institutions and private buyers, reflecting confidence in the project and its financing prospects.
The strike action by the International Seamen's Union is narrowed to deck hands aboard ships. The dispute remains focused on deck crew duties and work conditions, with other maritime workers not yet participating.
President arrived in Vigo today and was urged by the mayor to be welcomed in the king’s name and by the people. A public reception is planned with a welcome event at the city hall and a ceremony in Coranna.
Asa Campbell, Buccul Agent for the Territorial Board, cites opposition in Portugal and Europe to recruiting immigrants for Hawaii. He notes labor needs in Hawaii and Europe, with migrants from Portugal and Spain discussed, while expressing caution about feasibility and sources of labor. The piece covers policy debate, travel, and potential future action as leaders weigh immigration to Hawaii.
Mrs McQuaid testifies against her husband detailing attacks in 1905 on Kauai while employed by Mahoe Sugar. She describes being struck and threatened with a pistol during a confrontation over alleged infidelity, saying the abuse occurred as they argued at home and in a room on the property. The testimony continued with further accusations as the case proceeds.
A fragmented Ottawa style notice describes Hawaii themed events at a Shriners conclave in Rochester with plans for promotional talks, free giveaways, and travel promotions. Names like McCandreas Buckus Paxson Ablow and others appear in garbled form among references to Hawaiian charms and pineapple gifts. The convention runs July 11 to 13 with headquarters at the Power Motel and installations planned for members of the grand council.
In a formal financial statement filed for the Stock Exchange, Hawaii Irrigation Company, LTD outlines its water supply contracts and extensive ditch networks. The document lists principal stockholders, company officers, and details of capital stock 1 250 000 shares par value 0 with notable projects including the Hot Amone and various sugar plantations relying on the Hawaian system.
Fragmented OCR shows a legal opinion denouncing a Supreme Court majority for overriding legislative appropriation. Justice De Bolt criticizes the court’s action while Chief Justices Perry and others discuss the impact. The piece references constitutional questions about separations of powers and judicial overreach with references to names like Perry, De Bolt, and Roberts.
An early morning flight from Leilhus to Kapialani Park by Aviator Masson is set to begin with a distinctive whistle blast from the Ma wollen Electric Company. Monoplane preparations involve new Bleriot aircraft, navy ties, and a complex route shaped by air currents with timing aimed at dawn.
John F Colburn disposed of property at the corner of King and Maunakea in a sale totaling 90000 dollars Money Holman trustee purchased the buildings extending to C You Hops premises and including Mc Tighe and Osaki stores The lot runs deep but stops short of Queen Street W G Achi aided by the Henry Was lerhouse Trust Co in closing the deal
Fragmented report reveals investigators tracing a passengers list on the Sierra voyage. Names such as Doving Muuiret and Aire Dunbar surface amid questions of who arrived and who was aboard. Authorities continue review, with continued coverage on Page continues.
A garbled OCR report discusses Congress races, a deceased figure, and potential policy issues with Canada. It mentions a long time political association, a capital city event, and money amounts tied to a shipment or toll. The text is fragmented with many misspellings and unclear names.
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