30 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
1
In Washington D C on November 27 three American cardinals were summoned to the curial court in Rome with the papal creation ceremony noted. The event marks a notable advancement for American clergy within the Catholic hierarchy as the Vatican announces new cardinal appointments.
A five member committee including C. Smith Dr W C Hobdy Wm o A Bryan Dr D H Currie and A Fl Judd was named to devise a citywide plan for mosquito control in response to yellow fever sightings in Joe Thatta. Officials and citizens gathered at the University luncheon to discuss house to house action and public health measures with military and hospital service representatives present.
A man identified as Money Wi Tama, a former police officer, was indicted by the Greed Jury on double bigamy charges. He was arrested last week on similar charges. One wife resides in Mississippi with children, another in Texas, and a third here who also bore his child.
A grand jewelry heist occurred at a hotel shop over about three hours, totaling near four thousand dollars. Suspected bystanders watched as a man tied to a prior crime concealed items and fled, with investigators tracing the theft to a person named Kitty and others connected to Wirhnan Jewelry.
Amid warnings of a yellow fever outbreak, Marine Corps leaders vow full support and readiness. Major Neville cites previous Central American experience, while officials at Hawaii HQ anticipate quarantine plans and troop deployment if infection spreads.
The article notes a vigorous anti malaria effort led by Governor Frear and officials, with President Spalding and education leaders guiding students to clean up school buildings and grounds. Teachers and boys and girls participate, working from dawn to afternoon, with no city access for students. The scene unfolds as a public health drive tied to quarantine measures aboard a vessel and a yellow fever case.
In Peking on October 30 the throne proposed a rational government with a cabinet excluding nobles, offering pardons to rebels. The move follows an ultimatum from revolutionaries who threaten attack if a constitutional republic is not established and royalist forces mobilize. The rebels demand a republic and may reject the terms.
At a public hearing the Watering Stables and Transportation Company discussed proposed rights on Mile wharf and railroad tracks. Opposition argued for equal river and wharf access while officials weighed hay, dray, and pipe facilities and Thurston’s statements were scrutinized amid continued debate on the inter-town agreement.
Local report alleges union leaders conspired to fix a labor dispute dating back to 1910s. Investigators focus on alleged connections between union members and planted wires to influence hiring by firms tied to Japanese interests. Police and labor officials review testimonies as the case unfolds.
From Bern reports a national tally shows radicals leading with 110 seats, conservatives 44, socialists and independents totaling seven. The results reflect a shift in Swiss politics following yesterday's national elections.
Fool Commissioner Edward T Blanchard leads a morning step in a political fight. Two Chinese men were arrested and will face trial. Samples of their political stance were deemed below standard and will be examined further by Judge Monareat.
Health official Shepherd departed for Kavawa to combat a diphtheria outbreak. Superintendent inked Chastock joined the response, vaccinating hundreds of children. Twenty-three cases were reportedly discovered. concern rose for a local Japanese school and possible spread to the public school.
Inquiries at leading drug stores this morning show a steady rise in demand for mosquito powders. Three of four leading firms report many customers seeking antiseptics and disinfectants, with a notable rush for mosquito powder products this forenoon.
Acting agents for merchant operations on Alakes Street include Multigraph and Hendrick. The notice lists their roles and street location without further details.
Ewaliko urges unionization among ministers and artists as he speaks at Butte. The event features leaders including Morris Keohokulele and patrons from the Waliki region while advocating labor reforms and native outreach.
Starrett, superintendent of public marketing, returned from Hawaii with plans to aid farmers in improving cultivation and land use. He cited ongoing need for hands on instruction and emphasized movable farming methods. Also noted is New Haven Navy man Turion Newherry, 18, a Truman Newherry resident, recovering after emergency surgery. he was evacuated from Belfast to New Haven en route to Yale.
New York Oct. 10 The government filed an answer in the Circuit Court to the American Tobacco Company's proposal for reorganization. The government expresses doubt that such a plan would prove compatible with existing laws and interests.
New York Oct 30 The Atlantic fleet with 102 ships is in line near the Hudson awaiting Taft’s review next Thursday The Pacific fleet of 24 ships plans to sail north from San Diego tomorrow toward the coast as naval authorities keep the rest of the fleet in high alert amid growing tensions and strategic maneuvers for potential exercises and defense readiness
City Detective Harry Lakey Cly and County Avenies John We Cathear Sean helped present evidence in the trial of Jeb Duart charged with Akisisong and Chimana. The jury returned a guilty verdict after a four minute deliberation in June. The Chinaman involved sustained injuries but survived, with the case detailing a sequence of arrests and suspects including an Hawaiian aid to the suspect chain.
The document reports plans for universal inoculation of the army at Oahu. It describes officer and enlisted personnel receiving a preventive treatment, with provisions for enrollment at enlistment and wartime medical operations.
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