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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
1
London dispatches report private alerts from St Petersburg and Peking that Russia and China near a world crisis. Russia seeks Mongolia and hints at war if China resists, citing the 1881 trade treaty as pressure.
An official dispatch from St. Petersburg dated March 23 reports China remains obdurate on granting free trade with Russia and Mongolia. It is unclear whether the stance signals nonobservance of the treaty or its continued applicability to trade relations, but Russia appears to be preparing for possible contingencies with its eastern neighbor.
Senate defers education of aliens bill amid objections from Senator Mokekau and Senator Brown who seek to limit revenue use. Brown argues measure lacks explicit funding plan and favors direct national advantages for Territory’s children while urging revenue protection and postponement to resolve funding questions. Continued on Page 4.
The House spent most of a morning debating a mullet measure, with long speeches from nearly every member. A closed session was proposed for January through March, and amendments were considered. The bill faced penalties up to 100 dollars and possible fines by judges for repeated offenses. The panel discussion continued on page 4.
United States transport Prairie regiments of marines from Washington Annapolis Brooklyn Boston and New London with equipment and supplies for two months sails for Guantanamo Cuba Preparations under way for a second regiment to sail from New York Commanders include Colonel Lit Ueton Waller Colonel Barnett Major Powell Cattin and Davis The marines are armed with Springfield rifles and carry 865000 rounds of cartridge The aviation test in San Antonio reported involving aviator Rene Smog and the Third United States ea ae Laken during recent exercises
Judge Dole stated he would render a decision next week after arguments over whether a local lumber dealers discount system established a price fixing scheme. W T Hawkins for the government concluded his reading of the case, while Rawlings and Finley defended the defense challenge to the existence of a conspiracy to fix prices in the lumber trade.
The State Department is examining reports that four Americans captured with rebel troops by Mexican federal forces were executed. The incident occurred as tensions rise in the region and officials review consular rights and possible diplomatic action.
Six highwaymen held the Overland train near Lenapah Oklahoma for over two hours. They armed guards, blew open the express safe with nitroglycerin, and seized about $20,000. The gang fled in two automobiles as a posse pursued them along the tracks.
From Agua Prieta Mexico on March 24 reports stating Americans had been executed by federal forces were groundless. Officials provide no confirmation of any executions and say no Americans were harmed.
San Francisco March 24 Colonel Roosevelt spoke at Stanford University this morning and later addressed University of California students in Berkeley for the first Earl Lectures.
The four masted American barkentine James Johnson sailing from Newcastle Nova Scotia with thousands of tons of Australian coal was in distress off Kauai. Captain Jensen died January 6, officers and crew short of provisions after ninety seven days at sea. Persia arriving at Honolulu reported aiding the vessel with flour and canned goods. The crew plans to head to Honolulu for a refit before continuing to San Francisco.
London March 24 Lloyds the great marine insurance company announced today the doubling of existing rates on vessels.
A brief market note from Sugar San Francisco notes a mixed quotation for commodities and a tentative price range. The report cites limited readability with partial figures and incomplete names, offering a snapshot of ongoing price movements rather than a full ledger.
Lower Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 24. Six firemen were killed today when the roof they were battling flames beneath collapsed and carried them all down. The tragedy occurred at the city fire scene as rescue efforts continued and investigators began examining the cause of the collapse.
A brief sale notice lists Pablo Hill on an View Jose J Dial shop location below King Street. It appears in a weekly bulletin format indicating annual frequency of the notice.
The driver pleaded guilty to a weapons assault linked to the November hotel shooting that left Wilkin McQuaid and Volney injured. Circuit Judge Comper sentenced him to a $750 fine, while his attorneys argued the plea protected civil rights. The defendant appeared with his father as City and County Attorney Cathcart explained the case details and intent to defend.
Strong opposition surrounds emigrant agents Frank Craig and HL Ozawa working in Honolulu to recruit laborers for Alaskan canneries. A House bill by Maui's A F P Tavares would raise emigrant agent licenses from 500 to 2000 yearly to curb their activities, with officials arguing the Territory cannot spare laborers and that agents lure workers away. The measure faces broader political debate as supporters push for stricter controls despite current laws relegating licensing to counties.
Health and police committee reported the Barber Bill favorably this morning in Bun tay noting a majority to pass Kawewebl and Haile chaired the committee returning it for final debate. Supporters say the measure would regulate Sunday closings while opponents from Hoholuta barbers objected at yesterday’s session.
A House committee discussed a new water system bill introduced by Representative Archer. The measure aims to provide for water supply management and public welfare, with provisions for ratification and oversight. The discussion focused on committee referrals and potential printing actions.
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