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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
1
Yuan Shih Kai was named premier in Peking as Prince Ching heads the privy council. Fighting continues and the city is unlikely to be retaken. The reform party’s stance is praised by the pro-reform factions.
Word from Los Angeles on November 1 reports council race results with Socialist candidates MCNAMARA and McNAMARA prominent in coverage. Prosecution gains in related case noted as a major point tied to local political action and campaign finance issues.
Two Hartland Oregon men Luke Marmaduse Rader and Norman Courtenay plan to attend Princeton University while funding their education by working abroad. They began on the Wilhelmina steamship line, serving as stewards in Hawaii and Honolulu to earn money for college. Courtenay, married and living in Lithuania previously, likely plans permanent stay in Hawaii, while Williston Bates Williston raster will join a plantation after Brineston next year.
A hazy report recalls a Halloween gathering where a group attempted a risky stunt. After sundown, a youth among them lit a fuse, prompting a chaotic scene as others intervened. The incident prompted concern, but no serious injuries are confirmed.
Non union workers clash with union leadership in a wage dispute at the Contsignanitinen mills. A threatened walkout and near-breach of a labor contract trigger a citywide stoppage as representatives seek a fair settlement and threaten further action. The strike impacts the Hawk factory and local employers, with tensions rising over job security and labor demands.
A Honolulu effort to combat yellow fever begins with a Citizens Committee in charge and Uncle Sam aiding. Walter Dillingham leads organization, J Me GUI te secretary handles secretariat, and Maj Kennedy with Dr Smith supervise military cooperation. Forty Federal forces will support labor, and a meeting is set at the Y M C A to plan actions tonight.
A wartime report describes joint actions by military officers and citizens to coordinate mopping up mosquito breeding sites. Major Kennedy and General Macomb discuss deploying noncommissioned officers to oversee the clean work. Admiral and Marine battalion offers aid, stressing decisive, thorough action to combat fevers.
The Normal School faculty and city health officials prepared for a public mosquito control effort. Dr Hobdy spoke at the front dorm detailing yellow fever risks and methods, while teachers supervised a midday cleaning of classrooms and grounds.
A citywide public health campaign targets mosquito breeding sites amid threats of fines for violators. Residents must clear water tanks and containers to prevent breeding, with penalties for noncompliance. Authorities plan to complete a survey in ten days and extend cleanup into year end as officials push for citywide progress.
Secretary EA Mott Smith discusses new laws on nuisances and mosquito abatement. The excerpt mentions inspectors notifying owners to remove breeding sites or face fines, power to act on properties, and examples involving tanks and yards. It also references Hawaii, the Pacific region, and a steamer incident, with a note on a ship and a saved crew member after a near mishap and a $10,000 claim.
The readable fragments describe a violent event in Dovchester involving Mabel Dyer, with references to a Mesear and a fatal outcome. Details are obscured by errors but indicate a sudden killing and a question about motive or cause. Further clarity is needed.
Los Angeles reports a sea procession with nine ships massed in one pageant. Admiral Thomas reviews the fleet while Secretary Meyer inspects. Every battleship now in commission as active California naval events unfold with reference to wider strategic discussions and arbitration plans.
Aviator C P Rodgers arrived in Anprenst Inn He thn Cubes TUCRON Arizona November 1 for a crosscontinent night journey and expects to reach Los Angeles next Friday Also Joseph Pulitzer famed journalist buried in New York service noting Episcopal rites used
Taft pledges firm course from now to end of campaign amid Morgantown Pa confusion as President aims to maintain steady leadership and address critical issues facing the nation this autumn.
Fragmentary account describes a secretary at the YMCA moving troops and planning transport routes. References to Uncle Ram, Brooklyn YMCA, and a Secretary Swarts, with mentions of a mission involving ships, corridors, and wartime logistics.
A rash thief stalks the streets of the cityDefying restraint and striking at line lines as neighbors report losses. The community calls for action as authorities vow investigations and possible arrests to stop further thefts and restore safety.
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