07 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
1
Rome reports that Halids occupy Derna on the Mediterranean near Benghazi and prepare a wide Northern African campaign. A new Tripoli governor says order is restored and natives are returning. A Halid cruiser vessel and Saint Jean de Medua are cited in Fiume dispatches.
Judge Bordwell refused an informal defense motion to swap judges in the dynamiting case. The McNamara defense filed affidavits alleging bias by the presiding judge.
At Black River Falls Wisconsin on October 7 a Hatfield power dam burst. The flood destroyed sixty one buildings and left many residents homeless and in need of aid as waters receded across the town.
A garbled notice discusses water use and government funds for irrigation amid debate over agricultural planning. The fragment references Planters, AW BL Martin, and the Ge Survey, with crude mentions of water provision and policy, ending with a note that the continuation is on Page 3.
Daisy Spencer writes about Sequel 10 Hack Murder in a letter to Albert Taepend. The text reveals tension over a supposed deception and hints at relationships, heartbreak, and ongoing family concerns as Wagner and others figure in a troubling aftermath.
The YMCA inaugurates its new headquarters with a week of events from October 9 to 12, inviting members and subscribers to dedication activities, receptions, and a community showcase. The move follows the old building's relocation of furnishings, signaling a renewed push by leaders including General Mary Maul Sper to bolster health, sanitation, and local civic collaboration.
An article notes Watertown school initiatives offering evening sessions to broaden access for students. It mentions faculty efforts, community involvement, and plans to expand programs across the district, aiming to improve attendance and outcomes through extended learning options.
A fragmented report notes a hearing date of October 30 in connection with the Maul Camp 15 through today case. The scrambled text references names and offices, including a bulletin notice and room phone details, but the core item is the scheduled hearing.
Oct 7 reports Berlin U1 balloon in the Jaen Gordon Bennett International Race feared to have fallen into the Great Lakes. Lifesavers search the area as reports come from Nogales and Guaymas of storm damage. Taft visit noted in Washington.
The report notes Patterson leaving for a sum of four thousand five hundred dollars. Details are unclear but reference to monetary action and associated names suggests a financial maneuver or settlement.
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