24 May 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
1
TOKIO May 24 Japan states it is prepared to participate in arbitration talks with the United States. The government expresses a friendly stance and willingness to engage, signaling a conciliatory approach in ongoing tensions.
Washington reports from Japan indicate the government is ready to negotiate an arbitration agreement, with the sole remaining hurdle being the technical inauguration of diplomatic exchanges. Officials believe this obstacle can be overcome quickly.
Mexico City dispatch reports that Porfirio Diaz and Ramon Corral will formally resign with Diaz stepping down and Francisco de la Barra expected to succeed. Amid civil unrest, calls circulate for Madero to join rebel efforts to aid pacification and stabilize the capital as guard details change to receive Madero.
The divorce filing by Malletaki dell against William Wallace Blaisdell alleges kidnapping of a daughter and extreme cruelty. Four children are involved with custody contested. the younger daughter Treatylen Blaisdell is missing. The wife reports repeated beatings, husband’s salary of 120 per month, and requests permanent alimony of 850.
Local report notes Jordan 15 remains unharmed amid unclear sequence of events. Names and exact locations are partially obscured by damaged text, but the reference points to a protected status or health check following the incident.
Washington May 24 Edward Hines president of Hill lumber Co Chicago a key witness in the Lorimer defense was denounced on the Senate floor by La Follette in a tense exchange related to the controversial Mix mols case and Lorimer’s seat.
In Los Angeles on May 21, the arrestee held for the Times blast denied any connection to the McNamaras or the Times explosion as he testified before the special grand jury. He remains in custody as the inquiry continues.
Diaz, credited with transforming Mexico, abolished prohibition by amendment and built a modern state. His long rule centralized power, established a church aligned system, expanded mining and trade, and raised Mexico's international status. He led reforms, opposed insurgents, and shaped political life until his fall amid factional turmoil. Continued on Page 4.
News reached Kauai that “Mother” Rice is gravely ill, with relatives and local leaders hopeful for recovery. Scouts and the Board of Health plan a campaigned service to honor her and improve sanitation, offering rewards for dedication and efficiency in health work.
A garbled report describes a gathering of sugar experts traveling to Maui to observe the Henning process at work. It mentions individuals from Ban Francie and Mutetabiorerts yolanhat, with references to a plantation schedule and several participants traveling by sea.
New York May 1. Claus Spreckels announces renewed war on the sugar trust through the Federal Sugar Refining Company. The plan targets tariff abolition and expansion to the Pacific coast with a new facility, arguing U S sugar production is cheaper abroad. The Yonkers plant capacity is 2000 barrels daily, with expansion to the Pacific, aiming for a major refinery project.
Washington May 24 Henry K Stimson new secretary of war sparks gossip as a possible vice presidential candidate on the Republican ticket Observers note his prominence in defense policy and party circles while campaign chatter centers on potential pairing with a leading state or national figure in a bid for the White House.
Fragmented OCR reads as a historical page note about a broader campaign or movement, mentioning churches and possible permits or debates. The readable text is garbled with many errors, but hints at a revival or reform topic that may continue on another page.
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