21 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
1
Nov 21 in San Francisco reports the Pacific Fleet sailing to Honolulu. Territorial meeting discussed revoking the railroad wharf grant. Legislation provided $200,000 for the wharf, but opposition questioned its necessity amid ongoing harbor plans.
The guard in Kalil reports a fever case whose severity remains unsettled. Officials describe precautionary measures and potential exposure as investigations continue. The governor and medical staff vow to monitor the patient, with testing and containment steps under way.
A Kansas student testified about being tarred and feathered by a mob of men and boys at a Lincoln Center school event on November 21. She described rough handling and underwear intact, while officials disputed details and officials faced questioning in court.
In a heated session Attorney Lorrin Andrews questioned prospective jurors about their views on homicides. Five more jurors were passed for cause by the defense while tension rose as the trial referenced whether self defense fueled the killing. The proceedings continued with the judge and Deputy U S Attorney P Hegie present as McMahon sits in court amid strained attention.
An apprentice sailor named Harold T. Quines fell about thirty five feet from a fore hatch winch aboard the vessel. He was found unconscious with a possible compound fracture and transported to the Queen hospital. He later died from injuries after an examination revealed a compound fracture to the collar bone and ribs. The incident prompted harbor authorities to arrange for shipment to British Colombia and Mexican coast ports for further care and investigation.
Authorities report a man killed a woman with a knife then hanged himself. Police found the body at a residence after an initial investigation by the local force and the coroner began work. The shooter and victim names were not fully legible in the fragments.
Cable reports from San Antonio dated November 21 say a manifesto inciting Mexican army and the people to revolt against the Madero government was found, signed Gen Bernard Reyes who is accused of aiding the revolt. U S cavalry have been ordered to Brownsville as authorities respond to the incident.
Investigation into the burning of the great Austin dam leads to a warrant for Superintendent Hamlin charged with manslaughter. The case follows a deadly incident linked to the disaster with ongoing legal action and public scrutiny.
Two American cruisers were ordered to Santo Domingo to protect interests and assist in stabilizing the chaos following the resignation of President Caceres amid turmoil yesterday in Washington D C and U S interests in the Caribbean.
Chicago November 21 reports from experts state that neither lumberman Hines nor Tilden acted as custodian of the Lorimer fund.
Henry Clay Beattie Jr the young wife murderer sits on death row in Richmond awaiting execution after the governor refused clemency. Officials report Beattie shows calm resolve as he faces the date of his impending sentence.
A crowd of suffragettes was arrested today in London after violent demonstrations. Operative Waller reported the arrests as authorities moved to quell the protests in the capital. No further details on individuals or charges were provided in the report.
Seattle, Wash, Nov 21. Floods have crippled the water system and most residents face water scarcity by next Saturday as the crisis worsens. Officials warn the shortage will affect daily supply throughout the city.
New York West Virginia November 21 bankers announce 50 million dollars to handle the cotton crop. The move aims to stabilize prices and support farmers amid fluctuating markets.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ISCO in Cal New York state and New Hampshire, with references to sugar and agitation. readable bits show partial names and numbers, but essential event unclear.
A garbled wartime message from the War Department outlines issue of unsuitable recruits. It mentions Washington and Hawaii command, directives to report, and a plan to examine fitness, with references to detachments and inspection, amid a broader effort to select capable personnel.
Fragmented OCR report describes Chefoo Man remarks on revolt and government change. Mentions officers' examinations, possible promotions, and continued political tension with references to Able government transitions and pages to follow.
A strong turnout from Awa and Walalin districts gathered to influence the county board of supervisors as Mayor J. J. Porn’s veto faced passage. Citizens warned that reversing the veto could worsen a public funding shortfall and delay road work, while support lines coalesced around preserving funds for Nimana Avenue widening. Continued discussion expected on page 6.
Fragmentary text discusses Dr L H Cofer and Dr Rupert Hin amid references to Surgeon General Walter Wyman, Marine Hospital Service, and a memorial era. Naming is unclear, with several garbled phrases about Washington, Seattle, San Bernardino and a memorial campaign context.
British captain Williamson and Seifert head a passenger voyage on the Nippon Meru route to the Far East, en route to England after a Pacific tour. The weekly bulletin notes their progress and upcoming return.
The report states famed French actress Sarah was engaged to Lew Tollegen, a twenty nine year old actor. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a high profile pairing in Paris. Both parties are prominent in theater circles and the engagement drew media attention.
Frisco jewelry dealer A Goodman found murdered in a guitar shop after being lured into a trap last Saturday. Police say he was robbed of about $4000 in jewels.
Sacramento reports that the California Legislature will reconvene on November 27 after a notice from Governor Johnson's office. The November 21 advisory confirms the session date and continues legislative business in the capital.
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