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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
6
A chaotic London gossip column notes fear surrounding Queen Alexandra's health and possible royal changes. Insurance fears spike at Lloyd's as coronation uncertainties and tax fears rattle public sentiment and financial markets.
A fragmented report describes New York women riding astride in Central Park and around town, their attire and the rise of the riding habit. It notes fashion shifts, public interest, and a connection to patriotic volunteering groups while naming several social figures and riding clubs.
Fragmented OCR notes describe alleged fraudulent census takers facing trial. Mentions dates, places, and officials but text is garbled. The readable elements point to a legal action and government involvement without clear names or locations due to damage.
A May 20 report from Hays UE recounts Mont foe being imprisoned for schooling after a siege at Cameron Dan. Deputies pursued a man for a warrant connected to the Diets case as tensions with a local group escalated along the Thortapple river.
The report outlines regulatory action as Berlin bars or restricts soft drinks for the summer season. It notes court proceedings and mentions centers and committees involved, including references to figures and locations in the ongoing discussion.
The article reports on tensions over loans tied to Manchuria and Japanese policy, noting Britain, France, and Germany backing a counteroffer to support the region’s administration. It describes American and allied dissatisfaction, with signals of shifting alliances and diplomatic maneuvering during international talks.
In Wakerefield May 12 a new oil strike at Los Hills is reported by The Lindwry OH Company. A well called Wall No 1 reached deep in the oil sand with gravity around BO, indicating potential southward extension of development work. The report notes prior wells and references a Pennsylvanian formation, with ongoing activity and expected further drilling efforts near Pyraguid Of Cone Wy.
New York May 9 The government levels charges against ten wartime and other organizations alleging violations of antitrust law and conspiracies to restrain the lumber trade. The case names nearly 190 individuals and asserts price fixing and boycotts to force consumer purchases from allied firms. Rumors point to a broader plan linked to retailers and exhibitors in the distribution chain.
Paris talks on money relations with America, as France faces coal and investment gaps. Morgan-backed negotiations shape a treaty agenda, while the United States seeks access to opportunities amid a stalled Franco-American commercial balance.
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