10 May 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
1
Rebels under Mandero rout the federal forces in Juarez forcing General Navarro to surrender. Heavy casualties reported with about 100 killed and 259 wounded. Juarez chosen as provisional capital amid rising momentum of the revolution.
Federal troops pressed the persistent assault at Agua Prieta and the town was evacuated toward Hermosillo as rebels advanced. The situation remained tense with ongoing clashes and retreat orders in effect.
Antonio Texas May 10 Lieutenant Kelley a member of the Army corps of aviators on the border was killed today in a fall from an aeroplane. The incident occurred during patrol duties near the border. Details on the cause or circumstances were not immediately released.
May 10 report from Agua Prieta and Port Naco describes the town deserted after rebel victories, with Port Naco closed and Agua Prieta depopulated as the conflict shifts.
A damaged notice reports that funds for planned school additions are lacking. Officials warn the extended construction period may force postponement of housing classrooms and related facilities, with supervision unclear and potential impact on near-term capacity.
Prince Kuhio’s stance fuels a political clash as Governor Frear’s renomination and ongoing campaign for support in the islands stir Currents. Local observers warn of a possible Republican split while McCundie and Chayren maneuver for the Delegate seat. The rumor mill swirls around Kuhio’s potential return to public life if Frear secures the governorship, with tensions rising ahead of the next election.
A chaotic transcript shows Hilo High School reopening under principal McLusky amid disputed claims involving Mrs. Compton. An impeachment witness suggests possible libel damages of 1000 dollars tied to a libel suit filed by Compton against the school district and attorney Lorent Aniteewr.
A garbled report outlines preparations for a Frisco Exposition display, with Hawaii tied to promotional efforts in Honolulu. Key figures include Leonard Wood, Lydgate, and others planning an early exhibit setup, dates around May 20, and a push to secure funding and representation for Hawaii in the campaign.
Historical notes discuss Roscoe Conkling planning a ten year term and potential reappointment of Abner to a political post. The text references Governor Prear's term expiration and possible succession for the Collector position, with mentions of Conkling being considered for higher office and prior roles as a clerk.
A Honolulu city committee report details investigations into dangerous tenement conditions around Kalani, Paluma, and Jama Districts. The Board of Health faces criticism for neglect, while urging prompt measures including a new building ordinance to curb hazards and protect residents. The panel cites named members J J Soper, C O Ashford, A B Cluck, and references the Outer Central Improvement. The report was completed after over a week of work and outlines the need for decisive city actions.
National League games saw Philadelphia defeat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 while Brooklyn lost to Boston 7 to 3. New York routed Brooklyn 11 to 3 as Boston and Cincinnati played. American League results include Cleveland 6 Boston 0 and Detroit 2 New York 6 with Chicago and Washington also playing. St Louis and Philadelphia matches were in progress or reported partial scores.
Shippers and merchants discuss a proposed wharf tax at the monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting. A committee will confer with shippers to determine the tax and its representation on the wharf commission. A report from the combined commercial bodies is expected to outline the stance taken by merchants and the commission.
A fragment references a sugar ban and annual street revenue audit involving local authorities. The garbled text mentions a council or auditor with implications for a public notice or policy change, though key names and places are unreadable.
A health board meeting ordered the county attorney to prepare four penal summonses for Lightfoot after he swam in the harbor against strict restrictions. The board declared enforcement will be rigid with no relaxation for thirty days from the incident and noted heightened patrols and penalties.
The Navy Department outlines plans for the Pearl Harbor drydock and notes a new condition found at the bottom of the dock will delay work by several months. Walter Dillingham reports discovery and proposed methods while awaiting the department's decision on final construction approach.
In foreign ports a May 10 report lists arrivals and sailings including Hertha arriving May 0 at Grays Harbor, Apel 7 sailing for Honoulu, and additional ships such as BAN PRANCINCO sailing May 10 for Yokohama, Mongolia and other vessels bound for Honshu.
A garbled report discusses hut protection outside a district and possible legal actions. It references authorities and halted attempts, alleging violations of a proper charter and related rights. The readable fragments mention protection, state, and court involvement without clear names or dates.
Fragmented report notes a disease outbreak among dairy cows described as tuberculan in a regional herd. The text references veterinary terms, farm conditions, and mentions continuation on page four, indicating ongoing coverage of the livestock health scare.
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