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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
1
Yale 3 Princeton 6 in New Haven as White intercepted a Yale pass and returned 65 yards for an early Princeton TD. Tigers gained a goal after the score, with Ho ng adding three points. Sloppy field and weak Yale backfield marked the rest of the game.
Reports indicate the Pacific fleet may head for the Far East, with the Cincinnatis and other ships preparing for rapid deployment. Officials weigh routes via Honolulu or Yokohama, while a Chinese move toward Hawaii is discussed as a potential objective. The Buford Crook and Eileridan carry coal and are expected to reach commands within a week.
A 19th century notice outlines construction safety aims for a new building to guard pupils from fire. Details mention supervision, improved alarm and suppression measures, and expenditure plans to modernize facilities. The item notes officials propose standards for heat and safety, with focus on preventing school hazards.
Reports describe a destructive blaze in Manila destroying property valued at around $1,000,000. Details are confused but indicate extensive damage and potential connections to local figures and agencies as investigators pursue the causes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions market conditions with garbled terms and scattered phrases about prices and groups. Core facts and entities are unreadable, leaving an unclear snapshot of financial activity and local happenings.
De Donwhd H Currie presented his resignation as a member of the sanitary commission at a noon meeting. He is ordered to Ban Fronciaco by the marine hospital. The Governor intends to replace him and the commission will consider several names. A resolution to give the Health Board broader property power was prepared by the attorney general and discussed at the afternoon meeting.
Fragmented notice reports unfavorable and favorable weather implications for crops in Europe and New York. Mentions 80,000 long ton metric details and uncertain dates with garbled names and stations.
M. K. Bilva a carpenter formerly with Bea plantation sues in Circuit Court for 20000 dollars claiming injuries from an automobile collision caused by a negligent employee. The complaint states Silva was injured when his car was struck by a vehicle in the charge of an employee. Trial proceeding cited demurrer and ongoing legal action.
A fragmented local notice outlines a sugar ban proposal and related discussions. The readable text mentions a bulletin advertisement and a public interest context, with several garbled words leaving the central topic uncertain.
A municipal sanitation drive led by Dr. Rupert Blue aims to finish banana cutting and begin a full day of cleanup tomorrow at 7 o clock. Volunteers and wagons will mobilize in force, with a committee drafting answers to common questions and detailing the situation for citizens at noon today.
Evidence links the defendants to alleged homesteading fraud tied to a plantation scheme. Deputy Attorney General Arthur A. Smith described the alleged acts as part of a broader scheme, with the Territory seeking to pursue the case in Hilbe. Trial concerns focus on claims of fake homesteading and related mobile actions surrounding plantation sites.
Mr KIL Baysder announces a new cut flower store to open Monday November 20 at Alexander Young Hotel, Matoy Street Ave. The notice notes Fowler on the way and guarantees multiation. aviators placing orders receive prompt attention. Nov. 18 El Paso, Tex.
Cablegram from Nanking reports Wong Hing named commander in chief of the Wuehang army General Li Yuen Ming remains governor general of Nanking Rebels attack with 69 009 men and Manchurian forces about 20 000 in fight for control Victory is declared certain for the rebels by the Liberty News via the New York Herald service
Chicago November 18 Judge Konti quashed pleas for a writ of habeas corpus by ten Packers convicted on a charge of conspiring in restraint of trade.
Washington D C November 18 border troops ordered to prepare to enforce neutrality laws as a trouble-maker from Mexico is arrested in the United States.
Cipriano Castro leads rebel troops in Venezuela as forces clash near San Cristobal. The government reports a rout of rebel units with Castro directing operations from the field amid ongoing civil conflict.
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