29 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
1
In Nanking on November 20 rebels led a determined assault under inner gates of Peking aimed to seize control. Government forces repelled the attack with heavy losses, imperial authorities claim loyalists now hold Nanking and expect further fighting tonight as rebels attempt to retake the city.
In Los Angeles Vernon arena the scheduled world lightweight title bout between champion Anenclated Prone Caute and Freddy Welsh of England was canceled after champion Wolgast fell ill with appendicitis. He was rushed to a hospital and operated on successfully.
A proposed major redevelopment of the Henotalis wharf system aims to replace the Inter-teland Wharf at River Street with taller structures. The plan envisions linking Kinaw to Matoon berthing areas, rebuilding Kanoa Wharf, and extending berthing space along the riverfront.
Attorney Gage has been retained as counsel for Bert Franklin former deputy marshal charged with being implicated in attempted bribery of jurors. News from Los Angeles dated November 2. In Denver California on November 2 Patterson was mentioned in connection with the case.
Luger dropped ten cents today Victims buried. Stockton Cal Nov B-Potcer man Finnelly and Caster were killed by the murderous Greac oS man hurled. The meeting that is expected to launch a general agitation movement for the city and Lasculie plan of immediate procedure le being held this afternoon ti G Frenr act ion with External and ereitartal of Hells committens the sanitary committee and owners of fanide Invulver IL prement.
Testimony unfolded in Federal Court this morning as lawyers clashed over the title of Sergeant McMahon amid a heated trial. Evidence included a letter Cedertolf allegedly wrote to his wife after a quarrel, read during cross examination, with defense questioning a key witness.
Tomorrow evening a dance will be held at the Beastie Hotel with an invitation to meet officials and staff. Kanl's quintet club will perform during dinner hour, and a Thanksgiving Day issue of the Bulletin will be delayed until Friday after noon as per local custom.
Thanksgiving will be celebrated widely in Honolulu tomorrow as the city marks a general holiday. Federal and territorial observances are noted with the page continuing to details on celebrations and a vessel berth at Kwa wide Ata wharf.
Postmaster Pratt announces holiday hours for General Delivery only tomorrow from 8 to 9 a.m. No enetler delivery will be available.
The article outlines plans for the First Division fleet sailing early Saturday for maneuvers and coaling, with a schedule of departures, drills, and expected open ocean exercises. It notes preparations, holiday timing nearby, and potential follow-on maneuvers across the week, including deep-sea operations.
Bulletin Boys plan a Thanksgiving celebration with a morning parade to Fallway station and a special train to Pearl Harbor. Manager Jungclaus at the Palm Cafe provides a luncheon and events at Une Penta followed by a ballgame and Thanksgiving dinner serving noon. Over a hundred workers contribute to the town’s best Thanksgiving effort.
Snapshot reports aboard the Maryland as the fleet prepares for Thanksgiving with menus and shipboard life. It notes the expected 4000 meals, the Leew tenant Calhoun oversight, and the Marines detachment operation. Also covered are film showings of naval activity, the West Virginia meet, and upcoming theatre screenings.
Admiral Thomas expresses pleasure at being in Honolulu amid official receptions and naval visits. He notes plans to visit Pearl Harbor, remarks on weather and maneuvers, and mentions social events at Moana Hotel with officers and wives, including Captain and Mrs Linwight and Lt. and Mrs. Ghormley.
Five of the ten warships of a fleet gathered along the waterfront in Honolulu to receive official calls and honors. The California and other ships formed the first division, led by Captain Phagan, sweeping past harbor berths in a display of naval ceremony before Admiral Thomas and Admiral Southernland aboard the California. The event drew Admirals Cowles and Prear, Gov. Melenwordy, and others, marking a formal visit with speeches and salutes amidst a calm, busy morning at the harbor.
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