05 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
1
In California, Starrett discusses bringing settlers and white workers to aid farm and export efforts. He notes scores of people may join, with plans to advance market activity and development. continued discussion is promised on page 4.
The Board of Health plans a guided trip to Honolulu to inspect sanitation needs and observe automobile and plane operations. Merchants Association president BO White and city directors’ son will accompany officials. The group departs Fort at Fort and King streets at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Announcement of bids for Pearl Harbor water supply project with expected contract near 100,000 dollars. Tenders anticipated from inland firms and local contractors, with neighborhood conditions and open field for all bidders.
Fragmented report describes General and staff actions amid artillery drills. Mentions Captain Carter, Major Andree, and Lt Colonel Lomnaenysy with Virst Vetd Artillery unit. References new fortifications and a campaign against Rebel Ruet AUtier Lomnaenysy, tied to ongoing training.
Engineering estimates detail plant costs excavation 5154 cubic yards to 25 cents totaling 1280 plus 2902 for borrow pits. Surfacing and ditching 7935 feet, crowning 2600 feet, concrete culverts and drains, rip-rap and retaining walls, macadam 46350 square yards at 67 cents. Overall figures show about 250000 to 2080000 ranges with funding appropriations and notes about project scope and oversight.
Governor leads conference amid renewed push to curb disease and battle yellow fever fears. Officials debate mosquito control, travel restrictions, and public health measures as controversy swirls over who bears responsibility and how quickly actions will be implemented.
Fragmented report describes a tentative rise in plantation labor prospects, mentioning plans, statements, and a court case involving ownership claims and land issues. References to the Planters’ Association, Pacific Mail, and local officials hint at broader labor and property disputes affecting Filipino workers this year.
Turkish garrison resists as Haitian cruiser Garchard enters the harbor and advances on forts. Turkish torpedo boats sustain damage while warships provide protection and Ha an forces land near the city.
Malta, Oct. 5. The U S scout cruiser Chester arrived today as tensions rise in the war zone. Turkish fleet has entered the approaches to Boaphorus, authorities report from Constantino ul.
A Constantinople sourced report states an Italian battleship was sunk by a mine in the Tripoli harbor, but the report is doubted and unconfirmed. The incident is unverified and awaits verification from authorities.
San Francisco reports the first fully wireless message traversing the Pacific from Joi station Ouichishi Japan to the Chiyo Maru. The transmission was sent, received here, and a reply was sent back, marking a historic milestone in global communications.
In New Orleans on October 5 a train carrying strikebreakers was mobbed by rioters. Two were seriously injured while police dispersed the crowd. An injunction was issued to stop interference.
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley was buried in Washington after a funeral attended by naval cadets, soldiers, and Ne remnants. Pallbearers included General Nelson A. Miles and Admirals Remey McKean Markley Gronwell Green and Nichol son in a ceremony marking the end of a long naval career.
A banquet marked the launch of a plan to found four permanent observatories at Kilauea and Maui and create a local research center for volcano studies in Hawaii. Governor Frear supported the effort, aiming to place Hawaii as a leading global site for volcanology and to fund long term observation and public interest.
Government studies large scale land openings to attract new settlers and reform land use. Officials report many applicants, with some blocks near Grecon and Kap promising higher yields than prior sites. Market expert Starrett to oversee newcomer settlements amid survey and occupancy delays.
A fragmented and garbled OCR passage discusses barriers on pineapples and bananas and hints at broader regulatory actions. It references California and a statewide shift, with mention of inspections and a mysterious ongoing continuation.
Judge Cooper, chair of the college board, announced the decision to begin work immediately on the new college. Construction will start at once and be finished within eight months.
The article reports the recent health laws are not fully prepared and contain errors. It notes delays from officials including Mott Siti Haw and the secretary, and that the Attorney General will review the drafts to ensure legal adequacy and provide a user friendly index for lay readers.
Four shots rang out at the ministerial bench aboard the Chiyo Maru during a high level debate on living costs near the Vienna harbor. The vessel rushed to dock as authorities reported a possible casualty aboard and the ship’s dispatch to Pean remains uncertain.
In a volatile week, officials announce sugar ban measures tied to parity efforts and market tensions. The move follows protests by growers and merchants across districts, with new regulations shaping trade, prices, and supply chains through the quarter.
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