03 May 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
1
A grand jury witness was stabbed during proceedings as a juror and deputy intervened. The assailant allegedly used a large knife, and the incident halted testimony while authorities investigated. The stabbing occurred as the witness prepared to discuss the case, drawing attention from courtroom observers and officials.
A sprawling report traces a giant dynamiting plot in which three men tied to alleged bribery are pursued across states. Detectives pursue the case through a tense manhunt as authorities in the mining world face charges related to the national omnium scandal. The McNamara and Steel Trust cases loom as officials navigate a web of crimes and official entanglements amid ongoing investigations.
Signed statement from SG. Dwight denies that City and County Attorney's office bore any fault for the Newany street contracts Picanco and Alamada. He says in interview that no statements claimed or implied responsibility were ever made by the city agencies.
Reports from Canot ix state Manotain capital Tavs has seized another oil venture. Oakland Melittrick Ol Company is taken over amid wider industry talk. Details on the Well and sustenance measures are uncertain. Observers note possible company reorganization as exploration proceeds with substantial drilling planned.
S. S. Hazel Dollar ashore on Puget Sound with no damage reported. Tugs are attempting to float the vessel after grounding near the sound.
A reform-minded push moves to clean up urban health risks as a resolution for investigation spreads. A second measure targets a woolen industry cartel, sent to a committee for study amid broader anti trust scrutiny.
A regional health warning outlines dire conditions in the Upper Manoa Valley. Dr. Currie reports widespread infections, deteriorating water and air quality, and mounting public health concerns across towns, urging action and continued coverage.
High indictments renewed to the United States Grand Jury detail alleged assault and perjury by sailors in an attack on a non union crew aboard the American schooner Slide. Named defendants include Louie Carnton and Henry Bit Beet with charges of assault, and Paul Wheeler and others accused of conspiring to commit acts aboard the vessel during the incident. The case reflects proceedings overseen by the Third State History Attorney and remains under grand jury review.
National league scores include Brooklyn 0 over New York 3 and Philadelphia 4 over Beaton 3. In American play New York beat Philadelphia 1 and 4 to 1. St Louis topped Detroit 5 to 2. Cincinnati beat Chicago 6 to 2. Pittsburg defeated St Louis 3 to 0.
Unclear report notes a vessel named Honolulan approaching port tonight under deteriorating weather. Details are fragmentary with garbled places and timing, but port authorities prepare for possible delays as fog and seas affect docking operations.
May todsuger details a complex planning phase for a sugar plant expansion. Authorities discuss permits at the Public Works office while a company aims to add two more storage tanks and three extra lines.
The article outlines Hawaii as a potential host for the first international yacht race. It notes England’s King would present the Cup, with entrants from Anatratta Zealand Mong Kong Bhunschal Kates Velkolaitn Hat Francheo Vancouver Hanoluin and others. Key organizers include Charles C. Jutton, secretary of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, and discussions cover venue, schedule, and travel arrangements. Talks suggest a two-year horizon for the event, possibly in Hawaii, and mention costs for participants and transport plans.
A Senate finance committee hearing features shoe manufacturers claiming the national industry is controlled by the Boston Machinery Company. The testimony creates a sensation as executives urge action on proposed reciprocity measures and trade policy.
Baltimore Md May 3 President Taft opened the peace conference with Cardinal Gibbons leading the assemblage. The event signals diplomatic efforts amid wartime tensions as officials and church leaders gather in Baltimore.
Jessee Garba sary and General Frene the Inader of revolutionists met in a neutral zone. Formal peace conferences begin tomorrow as a general armistice has been declared.
Reports from Nogales say rebels stand ready to strike at once. The water supply of Guaymas is cut, and an assault is anticipated there. Refugees claim about 1000 Americans in Mazatlan are unable to depart.
Former Motokai Ranch manager Mr Monron oversees Lanai project work after last week’s arrival with J.T Meerosin and Claudine. Planning includes water supply from Don ground, building a protective forest fence, and creek alignment to support a youth training program. Continued on Page 3.
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