17 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
1
A broad public welfare movement grows as volunteers and business leaders plan a Clean-Up Day near the holiday. Honolulu officials note strong backing from community trustees and local companies, with a campaign to mobilize residents and employees. The initiative aims to improve forests and coastal areas, culminating in a citywide event scheduled for the upcoming weekend.
A community effort aims to finance outdoor facilities including a half mile race track and stable grounds for various activities. Proponents say the plan will develop a park, create membership access, and support legitimate sports while boosting local engagement and economic activity in Kentonmen.
Deputy Attorney General Beough leads inquiry into Kalwiti homesteaders near Hilo Hawaii over alleged law violations in securing land allocations. Findings show lax adherence to regulations, with potential action against several claimants as Governor Frear and Attorney General Lindsay Beith await further reports.
Wealthy landholders back a planned sanitation and parkway project in the city. Officials report pledged cooperation from major estates and churches to advance the $260,000 appropriation for a new public works program. The effort aims to assemble a large district for a waterfront parkway and greenway, linking health facilities and a broader urban improvement scheme.
A chaotic report describes Milo High School students and staff involved in a spoof on a school event. Names like Micah Lewis and Mim Sandry are mentioned as misattributed to roles in a Milo Union production. Authorities threaten action while public reception and a printed frame plan create tension. Police seek a suspect resembling Henry Hoole amid confusion about where families will send children.
In Indianapolis detective William J. Burne who led the team that captured J J McNamara for alleged dynamite plot is indicted for kidnapping McNamara. Detective Hick who assisted Burne is also charged with kidnapping.
Fifty million dollars of Panama Canal bonds at five percent was oversubscribed thrice, according to an official announcement. The maximum figure cited was 103. This reflects strong demand and high investor interest in the canal financing.
The Navy Department announced that battleship Utah will be commissioned on August 1 and the Florida on September 15. Washington, BC.
Ex President Diaz defends his Mexican policies in Corunna on June 17 and reproaches Mexicans for ingratitude while arguing his administration was justified. He urges continued course amid political tension and public scrutiny.
In Drain Oregon on June 17 two unknown bandits halted the Shasta Limited and robbed the registered mail before fleeing. Authorities launched a search for the suspects.
The article chronicles ex Governor Fort Linia of New Jersey and ex governor Fuel rising in national party ranks. It notes Fort Linia’s arrival at Orange and his role in the 1816 Republican convention, with references to family ties and a ceremonial day.
Masson failed to complete the Lelie hua run in the French monoplane and turned back. He plans a possible afternoon flight to Kapialani Park and scheduled exhibitions, while Masson and Walker were killed to fly at Kapiolani Park tomorrow from 10 to 4, with Walker using the repaired biplane from the Hilo wreck.
A turbulent crowd in Kaplolant Burk watched as a monoplane attempt began near the Young Motel area. Severe wind and mechanical issues hampered the takeoff and the crowd remained hopeful yet anxious as officials attempted to start.
Governing Plant sues this morning after disputes over the proposed Mahukona wharf exchange. Agreement aims to align interests of the government and Malakoog Rathaus with naval and harbor uses while coordinating territorial cooperation and passenger access along the southern harbor.
Weather today shows varied conditions with temperatures around moderate highs and chances of light rain. Winds shift directions with notable moisture and a humid feel across regions, while some areas report clear skies and calm winds.
The story details wage issues for Mine Bayne a Coast worker in a city department and board of guardians debate. The board hesitates on a half month’s pay arguing technicality but later relents. Stan Swayne is mentioned regarding approval and payment discussions.
An oral report to the immigration board by Agent A J Campbell from Europe details recruitment plans and local conditions. Board confirms there will be no further recruitment for now, with existing workers allowed to return home, while policy and communications with Washington are awaited.
Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley California defended her title as world woman tennis champion in Philadelphia. She defeated Mina Florence Sutton of Pasadena, sister of May Sutton, to win the tournament.
The King and Queen returned to Buckingham Palace as coronation festivities began in London with the start of royal celebrations.
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