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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
1
Rupert Blue may be named surgeon general to replace Walter Wyman as investigations into the death of flier A Behinlay continue. Police and witnesses face tough questions while the case remains unsettled amid warfront dispatches and rumors abroad.
Tokio Japan Nov 2 The Japanese destroyer Harucame foundered here today with forty five crew members perishing in the disaster as reports filtered in from the harbor.
News from Hankow reports rebels winning a two day fight around the city as imperial forces suffer a decisive defeat. Meanwhile in Nanking the rebels continue to slowly enclose the city.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and unclear authority or event. The readable terms suggest a cat named Sugar Han Pranchieco and possible reference to an authority or evaluation but details are unreadable. This item appears damaged with no clear date place organization or outcome.
Court session details the early stages of the Cederlof death trial with jurors excused briefly as lawyers argue admissibility of evidence. Prosecution lays groundwork on a fatal shooting, describing the wound, bullet path, and expert testimony while witnesses discuss the weapon and the victim’s injuries. The report notes unclear paths of investigation and the ongoing trial motion as continued on the next page.
A legislative struggle unfolds over a proposed free garbage program and its social budget. Officials debate funding, eligibility, and long term costs, with critics warning of unmet duties and potential impact on schools and county services. The discussion centers on securing state funds and county cooperation to sustain waste collection programs.
Lincoln Center Kan Nov 24 A jury found two of three men guilty in the feathering attack on the schoolmistress. All three faced prison terms with one man cleared. The three conspired to assault the teacher at the scene, with sentences of a year each imposed on the two convicted. The case arose after the attack near the schoolhouse and involved confessions from two defendants while the third remained silent.
Lady Litton was sentenced to a fortnight in jail and Syby Smith to a week after participating in a suffragette riot. The court actions followed a disruption linked to protests for women's voting rights.
Salem Oregon November 2 Governor West commuted the sentences of all murderers to halt executions during his term. He voiced opposition to the death penalty and acted to prevent further capital punishment while in office.
Arthur McDavit, a dentist of Ino California, was found guilty of a statutory crime involving a girl named Jessie McDonald. He detained the girl in his office for sixteen months. sentencing had not yet occurred.
A steamship disaster near Vienna results in sixty fatalities as the Roumania is wrecked. Authorities report total loss of life with all hands presumed drowned. Rescue attempts were hampered by rough seas and heavy fog.
Tepic Mex November 24 The Reys have captured the barracks here three men killed and several wounded in the clash with anti-Maderist forces.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of juror additions in the McNamara trial. Indicates a Los Angeles based source with garbled references to explosives, a Siberian event, and a question about tax law and a special session. The readable elements point to legal proceedings and potential court actions in New Jersey and California.
A lengthy court report details Walter Thurter facing charges in a banana case in the district court. The proceedings note that he will be held without counsel and faces a trial date, with officials outlining the legal steps and health department concerns referenced in the case. The document mentions Deputy Attorney General White and other officials connected to the matter, along with ongoing health and sanitation committee oversight.
County officials project a one month 15 financial forecast amid health and sanitation strain. Waste collection costs rise as residents fear county resources will deplete, with expected tax revenue delays and alternative funding debated. Authorities cite new law requirements and oversight to ensure planned improvements proceed without harming essential services.
The governor proposed a joint approach to the Oahu tunnel project involving local plantation interests and the McCandless group. He suggested state aid would water down opposition and keep costs low, signaling limited bidder interest at the public sale.
Thirty three people die and about one hundred are injured after a boiler explodes at an oil mill in Liverpool. The blast triggers a raging fire as rescuers scramble to reach survivors and control the flames.
A local incident highlights a clever catch by Anderson during a community game. Witnesses described the play as quick thinking and pivotal, with observers noting the timing and placement that secured a narrow advantage for Anderson’s side.
Five individuals face indictments tied to the Kekana riot. The proceedings outline charges connected to a December vote and related disturbances. Authorities quote the case as involving unlawful assembly and violent acts at a gathering. The defendants, names withheld in this summary, await further legal action as the document lists next steps and scheduled hearings.
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