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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
1
Peking reports China accepts Russia's demand to observe trade privileges granted under the 1881 treaty. The move cedes Mongolian and Ili rights to Russia and curtails China's effort to resist domination in these provinces, signaling a significant shift in influence amid tense border pressures.
Senate reverses stance on tax exemption, passing the measure on second reading. Amid debate, supporters argued revenue loss while others urged reform, with committee reports discussing street widening funds and the Beretunia Street property cited as a payment for land taken after the 1900 road project.
A petition from parents of Pohula schoolchildren asks Rep B L Kewenihi of Mawali for construction of a new schoolhouse. They note long travel distances and daily trips by children, urging a quicker local schooling option. A separate notice advertises reduced kerosene and engine products from a fuel supplier.
On March 16 Jose Liman, Mexican finance minister, arrived en route to Mexico as talks begin. General Madero and his son discuss tentative peace terms and reforms the government plans to offer the revolutionists.
In London on March 16 the Taft arbitration suggestion was raised in the House of Commons. Opposition leader Balfour supported the foreign secretary’s endorsement of the proposal amid debate on the plan.
In a heavy storm, the schooner Silver Spray and seven crew members are reported lost on Lake Brig near Cleveland. Rescue efforts are underway as weather hampers search operations.
Douglas Ariz Mar 16 The rebel campaign that had been planned against Agua Prieta has collapsed.
Guatemala City reports Cabrera was inaugurated as president for a third term. The ceremony marked the continuation of his leadership amid regional political tensions.
New York on March 16 Frank Work a multimillionaire died today His estate is valued at twenty million dollars He left an estate of twenty millions to his heirs and beneficiaries according to early reports
Albany N Y March 16 the fiftieth ballot for United States Senator produced no break in the deadlock. The continuing stalemate keeps the field gridlocked with no clear frontrunner or consensus emerging on the controversial seat.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sugar ban in Francisco with vague terms about purity and alleged issues. No clear entities or dates are legible. summary reflects uncertain early-stage report and potential economic impact.
Community gathering in Hilo centers on franchise issues and municipal impact. Citizens discuss licensing, zoning, and potential business obligations affecting multiple local enterprises. The meeting features remarks from city officials and business leaders outlining timelines and regulatory considerations.
Funeral services for Mrs Keaweaheulu are outlined with details on the arrangements. The obituary notes family members and local affiliations, including possible church ties and burial plans. It provides limited names and ceremonial steps, reflecting a respectful community notice.
The Sixth Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii honors Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole for his public service and for securing broad appropriations for fortifications, federal buildings, lighthouses, breakwaters, harbor dredging, and a dry dock. A resolution thanks him, notes his energetic labors, and directs a copy to the delegate.
Onboard the Wilhelmina the Shriner excursionists recount a merry voyage home toward Hoyholaly. The journal notes homesickness, seasickness, and a mixed crew including strangers described as potential missionaries, with bright flowers and vivid impressions of the trip ending in a festive homecoming.
Health officials announce City 15 has no current cholera cases though prominent districts show scattered symptoms. Authorities urge continued precautions and rapid reporting, with tense forecasts of potential spread if preventive measures falter.
Charles A. Cattrill, appointed Collector of Internal Revenue, arrived aboard the Lurline and told a Bulletin reporter that serving the public is paramount and personnel changes are not his immediate concern. He will be installed next Sunday and will begin auditing revenue books in Honolulu, with family accompanying him to the Hawaiian Hotel.
The Sanitary Commission bill moved through the legislature this morning and now goes to Governor Frear for signature. The measure directs the Board of Health to oversee cleanouts and sanitary work for city properties and public facilities, with funding around 140,000 dollars. An amendment on propriety oversight was discussed but not adopted, while debate touched on expenses and child welfare concerns.
Amid ceremonies and a daytime parade, Rear Admirals were honored as dignitaries reviewed units and a pageant unfolded. Officials praised leadership and service while veterans reflected on wartime valor.
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