11 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
1
Volney C. Driver, tied to the McQuaid case, spoke from Union Wisconsin hospital about his innocence and charges. He, McQuaid, and others are held under guard as police pursue facts about the shooting while Driver’s son seeks release and potential appeal.
Volney C. Driver proclaims innocence and denies McQuaid connection with any man in Hawaii. He asserts no case exists against him, alleges detectives failed to prove adultery, and vows to clear Mrs. McQuaid. He claims knowledge from the plantation engineer and says the truth will free him from charges.
Arbor Day programs highlight care for both people and trees. The Nevinint Behvot College event featured religious and community speakers, stressing environmental stewardship. About 10,000 plants were distributed to schools and communities, with many planted in Hilo Wantak and Ment. The day included a processional in native dress and concluded with a brief address. Continued on Page 5.
Mexico City authorities move to curb trouble at the port and protest by banning Sunday bullfights and related events in the capital. Police heightened measures to maintain order amid mounting tensions.
Report text shows fragmented 20th century era claims about justice over a Mexican lynching involving Texan authorities and a governor, with garbled names and unclear actions. The item appears as a partial wire-service style brief noting inquiries or questions posed to Texas officials regarding the incident.
Agents of the Board of Immigration wage a vigorous education drive in Honolulu and Funchal to counter attacks from Portuguese critics. Campbell and Silva, their supporters, report a revolution in Portugal has shifted immigration conditions, with headquarters in Pursehal and efforts to provide adequate inland information. Continued on Page 4.
A man named Ferraaing faced larceny charges in the Tower court. He allegedly stole watches from a Chinese property owner, was arrested near a transport station, and awaits trial. The case notes potential sentencing and further proceedings by the judge.
Readable text notes a sugar ban in Francisco with phrases like Now Me Hewta 88 aalgama 8a and references to TP bade pre tis and Prevlois quotation xa 10 dod. The fragmentary item suggests regulatory discussion and quoted sources, but specifics are unclear.
Avtar G Binich to begin government service as deputy Attorney General as Renoval notes. Lendeau announces appointment, Lymer named District Magistrate, Smith arrives in the Territory after Harvard Law School training and prior work as a prominent attorney in Rowton.
President Taft has instructed the Attorney General to challenge land patent validity issued by a railroad. The inquiry seeks whether parcels within the Union county were properly patented and if any irregularities exist in the patenting process. The move signals a possible administrative fight with rail interests over public land claims.
A garbled excerpt cites a figure in New York in late June making a public statement on the election. The text preserves names and places poorly but implies a political stance or public address connected to a voting event.
Disjointed OCR note reports Selne valley floods threatening Paris as rising rivers threaten low-lying areas. Unclear details but indicates imminent flood danger and city risk. Entities uncertain due to damaged text.
The schooner Syme Kune, bound from Port Ladtow Wiel to Hawaii port with lumber, ran ashore on Militer reef near Nite. The crew escaped unhurt after an hour and a half. The ship was owned by He Huiekield Co Ltd, Capt Jamieson master.
A battered report describes Thetis pursuing an opium sampan as it neared port. Local officials debate legitimacy and risk, with expectations that the ship and crew will be seized and questioned upon arrival.
The Territorial Government announces a forthcoming experimental farm in Olaa, with two stations planned under OE MT Clowes. Gov Frour says the government will fund expansion to fit available land, seeking private subscriptions to cover remaining costs and sustain future development in the Territory.
A memorial service in Honolulu honors Japanese sailors and soldiers who died in defense of their country. Admiral Yushiro ordered detachments to the Mikawa cemetery to commemorate the fallen, while residents recall the bravery and loss in the wake of war and distant battles.
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