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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
1
War Department orders keep American troops near the border amid reports of a dangerous revolution in Mexico. Roosevelt era alarms trigger cautious deployment as instability threatens regional security and U S interests.
AUSTIN Tex Nov 17 The Texas rangers have been ordered to the border to preserve neutrality amid tensions over the Panama Canal dispute and nearby activity. The move signals heightened state readiness as federal actions unfold at the edge of Texas.
Article discusses possible appointment of Atkinson as Collector of Customs, with speculation on who supports him and whether his candidacy faces influence from business and political figures. Mentions Kinane, Statler, and rivals Coukling and Bitckable in contest for the post.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Armitage Holt case references including Waton attorney Peters and a judge named Hiarttand ear. A telephone pole incident and a young infant are mentioned amid unclear details about statements denied by Waton and a late afternoon timeline.
Honorati volunteers in Honber Tattae respond to a call for work on Chettih Day. Walter Dinghy and others join hospital efforts, with Japanese Merchants Association and United Cives Society aiding in relief. Raph Transit funds and city departments organize sanitation and riverfront cleanup, deploying crews to docks for Sunday operations.
A large turnout is expected for the Bulletin aero contest for boys, set for tomorrow at 4 o clock in Kame Hall. Entries include gliders and rubber band powered models, with spectators invited to watch as youths test benchwork and improvements.
A chaotic Honolulu report notes a probe into drug licenses tied to the Kilouea liner Kilowe and Kennedy. The article mentions attorney involvement, board meetings, and anticipated travel by J A Kennedy and other executives with dates around late November and December.
Report from London indicates separate parades in Nanking and ongoing tension as West Point style units lead Chinese participants in a disputed display. The fragment notes nine nine and general Itwo Went pointers amid unclear context.
From the tone of comment in the Chinese press the newspapers expect the rule of Gen Yuan Shih Kai to be brief and not last long. The dispatch from Peking notes that newspapers view Yuan’s rule as uncertain and likely short lived due to instability in the government and public reaction.
A strong earthquake rattled several European cities including Geneva and other towns, causing panic and derailments in Switzerland. Reports describe damage and power cuts as authorities assess the extent of the tremor and its impact on Cathedral districts and transport networks.
The French bark Antiqua ran ashore near Quebec on November 17, killing fifteen crew members. Local reports state the vessel was lost with most of its crew perishing in the wreck. authorities began salvage and investigation efforts.
A Manila Times editor at Trans Mis sissippi Congress argues the United States must not surrender the Philippines, calling it barbaric. In Kansas City, Deputy Sheriff Rose considers appointing Zubari Kis lan as interpreter in police court, noting his youth and language challenges but potential to speed proceedings.
Armoriated report from Cal Francisco dated November 17 notes the Pacific cruiser fleet Aeday assembling with definite orders for movements to Monolulu on Tuesday, signaling ready deployment and strategic positioning in the region.
Territorial harbor commission monitors stalled plans as rival firms dispute who should fund and oversee the wharf project. Inter-Island Railway and other companies show no private agreement, while lawmakers push for a quick legal framework to move construction forward.
Mainland contractors arrive in Washington to bid on marine barracks construction. The Laird Young line was the former bidder as specs shifted and bids delay has stretched for a year. Local firms anticipate tenders from the mainland to support the naval project amid government work.
Two jurors in the McNamara case were vacated today in what was described as additional action at HW Leta. In St Petersburg Rus, November 17 no reply has been received to the ultimatum to Persia as troops are dispatched. Mrs M K Kekuewa, wife of Rev W Kehwewa of Kohala Hawaii, died at her son's Futana residence at noon today, an noted Hawaiian church worker, survived by her husband and four children. Funeral services are expected Sunday.
A surge in building activity is reported with permits issued for projects including a College of Hae wall near the Cooke estate and a block planned on the M Cooke property. Acting Agent estimates project costs around 130,060.59, while construction momentum appears to continue through November with heightened demand and approvals.
General Murray backs a deal affecting Hawaii and the Coast Guard, signaling potential retirements and changes in the War Department. The remarks drew mixed reactions from militia leaders and political figures. The Moana Hotel gathering with Governor Fave Wikeed sparked questions about forthcoming actions and timing. (Continued on Page 4)
A fragmented report outlines a dispute over a land condemnation in Kewalo. Local officials and the board face questions about the process and proposed actions. Names and specifics are unclear due to the garbled text but the controversy centers on official steps and potential remedies.
Edward Blanchard files monived notice from Washington after January 19 with unclear terms. A mixed message hints at branded cheeses and a Great method to brand the fox win, while several garbled phrases reference premade items and a hard red eat.
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