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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
1
News discloses a new era in China as Quan Shih Kai resigns after becoming premier. The throne proclaims a constitution modeled on Britain's, with the Ta Cheng Dynasty ruling forever and powers constitutionally limited. Rebels attack Shanghai while Hankow reports slaughter and pillage.
Aviator C. P. Rodgers races 184 miles from Imperial Junction toward Pasadena in a bid for a 50000 Hearst prize. He left Imperial Junction today and expects to reach Pasadena hours later.
Argument opens in Washington as the court weighs the validity of progressive laws enacted through initiative and referendum. Pacific States Telephone Company is among the contestants challenging the laws.
In Washington DC the Interstate Commerce Commission discusses a national corporation to curb trusts. Federal Grand Jury reports were unsettled, with a ruling issued after proceedings this week.
Chicago November 3 a warrant is sworn out for a door in the city? suspected to have caused nine deaths among her friends in two years. The latest case involves Bissonnette a policeman who is perishing.
Ensenada reports that thousands of Mexican soldiers swore allegiance to the government in a new ceremony. The mass oath underscores a major show of support for the current administration amid ongoing reforms and unrest in the region.
LOUIS MO Nov 3 Norman Coleman, the first secretary of agriculture, has died. Details are sparse in this early report as tributes pour in for the pioneer official who helped shape the department’s early policies.
Miss Irma Wodehouse, daughter of 1 FU Wodehouse, named Oahu Floral Parade princess for the upcoming event. Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai will name their princesses soon. Mary Mahoe and Malakal princees also featured. colors and riders highlighted, with Isobeonte and Davina mentioned in context.
In Hawaii a celebratory mood marked the Emperor’s birthday as Consul-General Ugeno welcomed combined U.S. and Japanese officials. Attendees spoke of strong United States Japan ties and the event included a reception at the Young Hotel. Japanese children paid respects at the consulate, bowing before the portrait of the Emperor.
Consul General Sen Ichi Uyeno sent a message to Hawaii via the Bulletin on the Emperor's birthday proclaiming Nichi Bei Shin Zen Everlasting friendship between the United States and Japan.
The Kalihi district begins reclamation work as Ho nolulu Construction & Draying Co undertakes a project to remove wet bands and clear the lot. Negotiations rushed with local authorities and contractors to finalize plans and commence tasks.
Pacific Engineering Company offered 18275 to build a concrete one story block at the Beretania and Nuuanu corner, Emory & Webb offices announced. Other bids included Land-Young Engineering 19200 and Henotale Mining 22700, for a project by M. Cook Karate Ltd on Macfarlane lot. The Becket Service notes counterfeit activity on the Pacific Coast.
A garbled report describes a growing political machinery and campaign activity in the city. It notes preparations by a large volunteer force, daily campaign operations, and upcoming mass meetings and societal events across churches halls and social venues as the election climate intensifies.
A garbled OCR summary reports large sales of Kaimuki lots and mentions individuals such as Walter Mradjey and CH. The text references values around 249 000 and hints at a public sale or land deal. It includes unclear dates and scattered names, with several broken phrases about property and notices.
The South Sea region figures Father Romsler, a long time priest active in the area, heads toward Europe as a coastal dispute and island access story unfolds. He plans a voyage to Fanning Island after a charter inquiry and mentions parties headed for Palmyra while local authorities weigh health and sanitation actions.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a treasure schooner linked to Japanese interests, a naval expedition in tropical waters, and negotiations under Captain Miller and Judge Henry. It mentions island routes near Hawaii, a treacherous sinkage, and a governor’s statement about drafting proposals.
In a murky fragment from a local page a sugar ban is discussed linking to cafe windows and a mention of Mage & Co. The note references a politics style debate and potential public talk about a permit or policy affecting a New SF Katee Tee area.
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