06 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
The campaign against the boll worm wanes as growers quit amid parasite pressure and scarce hope. Reports show farmers delaying plans, tending fields, and reassessing efforts while continuing to monitor pests and market conditions.
Fragmented OCR weather note indicates temperature around 68 degrees with humidity and wind details. Mentions locations such as Sakan GA and directions NW and N, with velocities varying and a 24 hour period ending at 1 am.
A damaged OCR filled with garbled text describes a valuable building and lease for sale near Ring Street and Fort Street. The notice mentions a large number of prospectors and a location at Pearl Point Chalet with a noon event. Details are unreadable in the fragment.
The Laurier cabinet resigned amid defeat on reciprocity, with Premier Laurier stepping down. Opposition leader Borden is asked to reorganize the government and take the premiership.
Report details hundreds of discharged soldiers stranded as transport ships fill to capacity. Men from various units are held aboard vessels near Fortive and Hamar awaiting movement to Lereeb Lat lon He, with officers striving to manage accommodation and wage concerns until the next convoy arrives.
A rough transcription describes the Tolay library cornerstone ceremony led by Magda and others, noting the Carnegie Library connection and attendance. The text mentions October dates, a visitor from the Lord Haier Company, and expectations that the cornerstone laying will proceed with formalities and blessings.
Fragmented OCR summary depicts Democratic reinforcements and partisan tensions in a contested political scene. Mentions Republicans and county or state figures, a heated exchange, and calls for policy actions while describing volatile campaign dynamics.
Tri Pol i occupied by Italian forces establishing a government. Admiral Baredeline named governor. Arabs boarded the admiral’s flagship and pleaded for no return to bombardment. In Massawa Turkish fort exchanged futile shots with the Malian cruiser Aritusa, reported sinking a Turkish gunboat.
Berlin Oct 6 A party of Frenchmen hoisted a flag at Fort Agadir in Morocco and saluted it, triggering a rumor that France planned to end the protectorate. The rumor was disavowed by officials.
Reports from missionaries in Peking indicate heavy casualties as fighting rages with thousands killed and large rebel forces involved. The conflict continues with no end in sight and authorities urging calm amid the turmoil.
President Taft defended the Supreme Court in Pocatello Idaho calling it the root of American civilization. He sailed critics of the court during an address dated October 6.
Oct. 6 in La Crosse Wisconsin a Hatfield power dam rupture floods Black River Falls. A dozen buildings are destroyed and a wide area is submerged.
Indianapolis authorities refuse to move dynamite alleged in J. J. McNamara case to Los Angeles for use as evidence. Court action this morning showed the material would remain in Indianapolis as the dynamiting trial proceeds.
In Valley Court Attorney Frank Thonpcom for A H Donder challenged the county auto speeding rule and a Honolulu ordinance. Judge Monsarrat noted territorial law precedence and delayed ruling for one week as the case proceeds. Assistant Abreu cited an officer's arrest for speeding and the prosecution submitted the case without argument.
The attorney general's department asks the Supreme Court to amend a decision on a license refund to Territoy 10. The court ruled for George W Smithier. the motion hinges on omitted facts and may require a new trial. Funds totaling 20,000 were appropriated, with 27.00 claimed, and 18,000 awarded to one party.
The Supreme Court favored a decision against the Territory over land at Labaine, with possible transfer to the United States Supreme Court for further action. The narrative shifts to a sea voyage from the Columbia River to San Diego aboard the Hercules and Sea Witch, detailing a massive log raft, rough seas, gear losses, and renewed repairs after a heavy northern blow. The Chronicle notes fresh provisions and ongoing crew readiness.
A fragmented item notes intensified recruitment of Russians and other migrants, with claims of abundant workers in the islands and limited regard for long voyages. The piece hints at migration policy debates and expected shifts in labor supply, signaling changes in regional demographics and potential social tensions.
Officers and members of the Merchants Association will be guests at the Board of Health meeting this afternoon. President J. O. White leads the delegation along with Swain, Wiehe, Trent, Glynoux, Swift, Silva, and Secretary Maurice Heneb as they tour the DeAnItARDO district and discuss the event.
Lawyers for Wilcom and McCandrews claim to be ready to start action delaying the belt road controversy. Attorney Kinney and Kite comment on potential Supreme Court involvement as preparations move toward circuit court and possible U.S. Supreme Court review.
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