11 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
1
The steamship Willesden is due next month with Spanish Immigrants bound for Honolulu. Agent A J Campbell in Gibraltar cabled a large, unexpected number of arrivals to the Territorial Board of Immigration. The Willesden is said to bring 299 more immigrants than the Ortic. A large meeting may reveal plans to charter another vessel.
Berlin reports Turkey and Italy have agreed to an armistice via German mediation. Troop reinforcements continue to enter Tripoli as the Turkish commander withdraws from the area.
Rebels seize Wuchang as troops and civilians flee toward the river seeking escape. Chinese authorities report the city fallen with upheaval spreading to the Hankow area amid ongoing uprisings.
Local residents in Hught township express fear over a proposed water project by the department. They warn a court injunction to stop the superintendent from piping Newar artesian water into the district. A meeting is planned to push for alternative provisions for the Kaplotant Giele Home water supply.
The Chamber plans a visit by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in March to discuss entertainment and business matters. Robert Dollar, a noted steamship man, travels to The Orient to study the Chinese cities and the party is expected to be here around that month. A health committee report is due from Chairman George W. Builth, while guardians Brown and HM von Hott petition for allowance of accounts and estate settlement of the late John C. Chiney.
Reports say Percy Hunter not aboard Makura bound for Australia. A dinner at the University tonight for Hunter postponed as Mintinrulshied Australien bonster arrival from Vancouver and Victoria is awaited. Hand Around movement aims to spur tourist bureaus and Pan Pacific exhibition trains.
Reports describe vast quantities of concrete being laid beneath the water at the Pearl Harbor drydock. Work progresses with a lattice of pipes and frames feeding cement into the settling area while piles anchor the structure for the naval construction effort.
Fragmented weather notes show temperature around 78 at noon with morning minimums and barometric pressure readings. Humidity near 58 percent, dew point around 8, wind from the north at 6 to 11 mph, with noon velocity 11 mph.
In Cleveland during October, John D Rockefeller departs his summer home for New York. He travels with a large party including Mrs Rockefeller and family members, secretaries, and nineteen attendants, arriving with a new derby hat and a collection of trunks.
Los Angeles October 11 The arraignment of James B McNamara the suspected dynamiter began with the charge of the death of machinist Haggerty killed when the Times building exploded. A motion for a change of trial judges was denied. McNamara for union printer and brother of John McNamara secretary of the International ... trial Dean today one arrested in Detroit.
Chairman Andrew Adame of the loan fund commission says the belt road must be built to serve future traffic within five years and warns that halving funds would prompt ruin and rebuilding. Supervisor Harry Murray notes proposed spending beyond $200,000 already allotted, while the federation weighs protesting further appropriation as Building for Future.
Returns from yesterday's election show the women's suffrage vote is extremely tight and the final outcome remains undecided as tallying continues.
Interstate Commerce Court probes alleged railway control of docks at a major port as officials review carrier influence over warehouse and freight handling. The inquiry centers on potential freight favoritism and anti competitive practices affecting shipping operations and dock access.
Carrutherville Missouri October 11 two negroes a robber and a man charged with assault were taken from jail by a mob and lynched in a disturbance reported from the town. The mob action underscores ongoing communal tensions amid a broader crime report from the region.
The harbor commission examined the Shinyo collision near the Alaken dock during its voyage, with Captain WEE Realthy and the vermel acting aboard. Randers supplied a statement as investigators reviewed the incident while the commission upheld its original ruling and the precise amount of the loss remained undetermined.
The territory and federal authorities finalize a land swap in Diamond Heights. Pepe do nome Hike and other Kanlewal landowners gain adjoining plots while Gorge Carter loses portions of his land to the federal acquisition.
A troubled passenger named Claudine onboard the Interstoland steamer at Larabie attempted to jump from the deck into the sea. Officers restrained him and removed him from the rail as ship authorities searched for medical and safety arrangements. The incident drew attention from crew and a Japanese companion and occurred during a brief port stop before resuming voyage.
Local reports describe Starrett initiating a farm experiment on Kauai lands with plans to test crop viability and farming methods. The action involves agricultural officials, Canal and Territory connections, and anticipated work starting in the near term.
Dredging operations faced months of delays as harbor improvements stalled. Officials including Major Wylen and the Halal Manager discussed the impact on the harbor project, with previous work at the site already watered down and a continuation noted for the next page.
A garbled report from a Los Angeles page notes ongoing trouble surrounding the Cederlof case. The clipping mentions Mee Poderlof and references a preliminary inquiry, with names tied to a ministerial figure and a potential connection to a morning development.
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