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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
8
The Pope, once patriarch of Venice, expressed longing to witness the dedication of Venice's new Campanile at St Mark's Cathedral after the old tower collapsed in 1900. Since his 1903 election, he has stayed largely in the Vatican, but his homesickness grows as the rebuilding nears completion.
Rome reports that Pope Ving X, held prisoner in the Vatican for eight years, expresses deep homesickness and longing for freedom as the situation enters another year of confinement.
A fragmentary notice mentions the invention titled The Bird of Paradise and credits Richard Walton Tu as the author. Other names appear as seemingly unrelated individuals. The text lists monetary figures and an item described as netting and effects associated with the invention.
Adjutant General Forben orders formation of a specialized mounted scout corps attached to each California National Guard infantry regiment. Twenty four men, two from each company, led by a commissioned officer, to operate under regimental HQ. Scouts to be infantry experienced, mounted, and skilled in maps, signaling, and other military services. Fifth Regiment to be first to field the corps with equipment ready by October 16.
Panama report notes a new law aimed at preventing the export of canal laborers. Foreign recruiters face summary deportation, while natives who entice workers face fines between 1,000 and 3,000 balboas.
The Boy Scouts of America teach youths to distinguish edible mushrooms from poisonous to prevent accidental poisoning. The program covers identifying mushrooms and weeds and emphasizes safety, caution, and sharing knowledge to benefit the nation through widespread education.
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