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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
4
The piece presents Oliver Bainbridge defending British rule in India, denouncing colonial critics and extolling imperial achievements. It references figures like William Jennings Bryan, railways, postal services, schools, hospitals, and India’s economic growth to argue Britain’s governance benefits.
Governments from Argentina Brazil Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Honduras Mexico Uruguay Panama Portugal Russia Venezuela and others announce intent to participate in the Nineteenth National Irrigation Congress in Chicago. Delegations are en route with China represented by Minister Sae, and Russia and Germany already in the United States. The event marks the largest foreign turnout in the Congress history and signals wide international influence.
Halifax NS November 1 A strong delegation is expected to cross the border from the Dominion to attend the Irrigation Congress. A Furness Lines vessel reports a remarkable voyage from London where a giant fish caused a feed pipe to choke. after removing the fish the ship resumed near speed.
New York voters swung to Republicans and Independent Democrats in a statewide shift as Fusion Republicans defeated several Democratic incumbents. Kings County and Greater New York saw major losses for Tammany tied slate, while Albany and Queens reflected anti Murphy momentum. Supreme Court seats split and a skewed election ended with narrow Tammany victory in the city.
Mexico City reports Francisca L Madero accuses the provisional government of broken promises to Zapata’s forces. Provisional President de la Torre blasts Madero for alleged pledges, cabinet resignations follow, and Zapata rebellion continues with heavy casualties and a looming vote count due by November 6. A divorce case in Baltimore is noted but unrelated.
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