14 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
1
Reports from San Francisco dated Oct 14 indicate a rising revolution across China, with the Manchu dynasty faltering and defections rising. Word also notes a warship captured at Hankow by revolutionists and that Yuan Shih Kai, former military commander, has been recalled to power amid the crisis.
New York Giants defeat Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 in the World Series opener. MattheWson and Bender pitched masterful balls for the champions of the National and American Leagues respectively.
The Honolulu Hitletin reports Delegates charging Governor Frear with misconduct. Proponents expect more specific accusations while Frear and allies dismiss the claims as vague. McCandless hints at internal knowledge supporting some allegations amid canvass talk of possible rivals.
President Taft broke ground for the Panama-Pacific Exposition in Washington D C in front of an immense crowd of more than 100000 people. The ceremony marked the start of construction with broad public interest and official attendance.
Santa Monica Gal October 14 A fast time was set in a national car race today as competitors battled heavy car conditions Capedal Wallette Catto emerged among top finishers with a record pace despite challenging track.
A witness in the Lorimer inquiry was intoxicated and removed from the stand during progress, placed in custody after the incident. The event occurred amid ongoing testimony and uncertain outcomes for the inquiry.
Washington experts named to travel to San Francisco to report a uniform method under recent regulations. Los Angeles jurist Judge Walter Bordwell to rule on Veniceman Nelson’s eligibility to sit on the McNamara jury.
Sugar industry reports 80 dollars per ton for about six hundred forty thousand tons of Hawaiian sugar. Figures from the Sugar Factors Company show average prices around 86 cents to 800 per ton for much of the season, with large shipments via Tehuantepec road and the Frye crop reaching marked markets.
Washington Oct. 14 Justice John M. Harlan of the Supreme Court died today from bronchitis. He had presided as associate justice only last Monday. Continued on page.
San Francisco Oct 14. A car collision injures members of the Rolph family as details of the crash emerge from local responders. Authorities investigate the cause and assess damages to the vehicle and passengers.
A terse item from San Francisco reports a sugar ban related discussion with unclear date and minimal details. Authorities or agencies are not specified and the fragment lacks identifiable names or locations beyond the city.
A lengthy Valley report outlines the death of Mr Sullivan of Cork Ireland and details his family, estate and funeral. The text also covers a local pest control plan involving industry figures Judd and Dawsett, proposed incineration of fruit waste, regulatory discussions with health committees, and potential attorney general proceedings.
Reports describe federal clerks inquiring about a missing payroll and a hoped for funds transfer as they investigate irregularities tied to a charity and a militia group. The narrative mentions San Francisco departure, a droneport, and delays affecting the crew and payroll.
Leavenworth Kansas reports Banker Walsh has been released on parole after serving a penitentiary sentence from a 1910 case for breaking national banking laws. He was eligible for parole in September.
Wailuku October 13 The Maul Chamber of Commerce records show approval of $200 for harbor work along Kihei wharves to establish a suitable approach and landing while awaiting a larger project vote. The meeting noted support for a wharf near Maul and Kihei, with plans to fund improvements as funds permit.
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