09 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1911
Page
1
Turkey has sent notes to all powers asking if intervention for peace is appropriate and declares willingness to cede Tripoli to Italy under certain conditions. Italian forces report progress as slavery is being suppressed in Tripoli and Arabs and Turks are surrendering.
A missing person case unfolds as Charles Rove leads a search for George McKinlay a toll clerk in Honolulu Works. McKinlay separated from a party including Mr and Mrs Holmes and others while climbing from the Country Chair toward Nunann Wall. Deputized Sheriff Bherif heads the hunt with Harold Hone coordinating efforts. Continued on page 41.
A pending belt road contract dispute features Kinney Procter Anderson Marx as firm for the plaintiff. The suit targets the award to Lords Young Engineering and seeks to restrain the commission from awarding the contract to Wilcon, the lowest bidder, while the federation reviews costs and schedules a public executive meeting next week.
San Francisco reports Washington has ordered confiscation of unripe Florida fruit on arrival under federal food laws. The move aims to halt shipments that are deemed unripe, signaling broader enforcement of agricultural statutes on fruit imports from Florida.
San Francisco October 9 Albert Leon alleged head of a gang of counterfeiters on the coast has been caught.
Royalist forces clashed with republican troops at Vinhais. Fifty killed in the battle as Royalists hold a position awaiting reinforcements.
Laranciared Borgdoll, noted amateur driver, today won the auto race in 3 hours 18 minutes 41 seconds in Philadelphia. No accidents were reported.
Fragmented report describes sharp conflicts at McNamara regarding immigrant workers and the Willesden plant. Details reference charters, laborers, and anticipated arrivals with mentions of Lovage, Carter, and the Willesden, amid unclear timelines and local reactions.
In a coastal investigation, Capt Henry Carter of Panini Coniit fare and Wynant May discuss national quarantine measures tied to typhoid fever and anti plague efforts. A Washington cable hints at policy decisions affecting Mexican and South American travel and the enforcement of regulations.
The YMCA building in New York opens with a flag raising ceremony and prayers. President R.H. Trost presides as the old building is closed and the new structure is unveiled. Physical director Mr. He Had oversees dedication. A reception and project tours follow, with a public open house scheduled tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to 6:00.
A garbled dispatch from Lisbon reports the new Republic of Vertugal sending congratulations to Honaiuleit. The Memidont of th Republic and the Government convey thanks to Patang for their kind wishes as Portugal acknowledges the event.
Los Angeles Oct 9 The reexamination of attorney John L Harrington for the McNamaras is postponed pending juror venire. One McNamara may face contempt at court as prosecutors intensify focus on the trial scene and defense objections.
President Taft told Bellingham listeners that the Panama Canal should open in July 1913. The remarks followed reports of canal progress and reflected optimism for completion.
Reports say Dr Mgrew, known as father of annexation, suffered a serious fall at his residence after a fainting spell while moving between objects. Family rushed to aid him as physicians diagnosed a fracture and he received immediate care, remaining resting under medical supervision with his condition described as painful but stable.
Passengers on the steamer City of Panama More became panic stricken during a storm and the vessel diverted toward San Francisco, arriving with chaotic scenes and reports of fear aboard the ship.
In Mexico City a nightlong disturbance led to rioters being dispersed. A reader notice shifts a wine recital by Mattoon Horwick from 2 p.m. to 12 noon, following the events. The fragmentary report mentions authentic names and a timetable change amid the unrest.
The Federation 10 party visits varied city venues with Health Board reps in attendance. President Arthur G Bmvith leads Andersen, WA Hrgan, J W Gilmore, Perley Le Horne, dN Moghes, JM mK AL ti J. Waller and Hager Wood among the delegation as they tour today. Continued on Page 2.
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