19 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
1
The article recounts a flight exhibition collapse and contract dispute demanding restitution. Mason, Beatty, and Aston contest the monoplane incident while weather and wind hindered performances. Promoters and aviators face legal action as accusations and outcomes unfold.
President Gilmore of Hawaii plans a noon luncheon at the University Club to discuss Mediterranean fruit fly infestation and measures to eradicate the pest. About twenty invitees will hear from jar and small farm industry representatives and experts from U S and territorial experiment stations.
Governor Wyant of Hawaii plans to send a Hawaiian exhibit to the See America First convention in Baltimore next January. An official gathering will discuss organizing the exhibit with participation from public and territorial organizations to promote Hawaii’s interests. The exhibit may travel aboard the Pan-Pacific train, with ties to Australia and the Philippines noted.
The special examination to determine the allotment of the Fullerton High School prizes has been completed. The results from the other Saturday are not yet received at headquarters. a total prize fund of 100 dollars, 25 dollars for first honor, and 1804 dollars for the second and other categories are noted, with competition set for the examination period.
In a City Court case in the Staten District West Hotel jury selection and trial begin. The defendant faces allegations of financial impropriety as the defense and prosecution prepare arguments and evidence for the public record.
A chaotic account alleges a soldier was shot at Iwiles amid jealousy over a woman named Blanchard. Police hold only a bare outline as investigators search for a Frenchman linked to the incident and a missing folder. The wounded soldier was taken to Queen's Hospital.
National Sugar Refining Company head James H Post testified before a special committee and said Henry Havemeyer received ten million dollars in stock while two million five hundred thousand dollars in dividends were paid, alleging a merger of three refineries.
The Treasury Department says it has uncovered evidence of extensive fraud in the importation of cutlery. It alleges the government has been swindled as cutlery entered the country without proper payments through the customs system.
Chicago Md June 1 Judge Carpenter ordered J Ogden Armour and associates to stand trial on charges of violating the Sherman antitrust law in a case centered on meatpacking practices and market control. The ruling sets the proceeding for a full jury trial.
The assembly today formally ratified the edict proclaiming the Republic of Portugal as the nation moves to consolidate its political order. No further details were provided in the brief report.
John Hayes Hammond, special ambassador from the United States, was formally welcomed in London during the coronation ceremony on June 19, marking his official entry and reception by the city.
Skeleton parts are recovered by a man raising the battleship Maine hull in Havana Cuba. The discovery follows an earlier explosion that sank the vessel and sparked international tensions. Local workers report finding bone fragments as salvage operations continue near the wreck site.
Fragmentary text notes a race meeting and parity hints with unclear dates. Names, places, and concrete events are unreadable, leaving the main subject and details indiscernible.
Secretary of the Navy George von L. Meyer told the House Committee on Expenditures that Pearl Harbor is central to U S defense of the Pacific. He called Pearl Harbor the Gibraltar of the Pacific and argued a fleet there with fortified Philippines would block any foreign landings.
Announced by Territory Acting Superintendent of Autelle Hastenet un Cth ron, all schools on the island chain will close next Friday. Teachers and staff given paid furlough while maintenance crews prepare for the temporary shutdown. reopen in the fall with notices to follow.
The fragmented report describes a chaotic scene involving Guniteebrelog ships, Australian authorities, and Australian authorities amid a debate over a native factory mall content and mail service. It references Captain H.C. Hondtotte, the 8B Rhona, and political figures in a stalled effort to subside postal and maritime operations.
The Republican executive committee will hold a meeting next Saturday to consider nominees. Governor Frane sent nominations including a land commissioner and a harbor commissioner, with Joshua Tucker among those linked to the land commissionership.
A delegation urged Governor Utetterman to back a cleanup day while committees and district leaders prep for a June 21 meeting hosted by the Merchants Association Youths Building. District captains are to file requisitions before Wednesday noon, with plans for trainings and public education on sanitation and drainage.
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