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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
1
In Troyes France on Sept 2 Lieut Degrailly a French aviator perished when his plane exploded in midair causing his burning death as spectators on the ground watched in horror.
A proposed extension of Binhip street from Hotel to Fretunta streets faces strong opposition from Sullivan & Buckley and Sullivan & Tiunkley who own frontage along Hotel street. They seek valuation and warn they may resist settlement in court. A meeting with affected property owners failed to produce agreement as commissioners push ahead.
Roger Quarles Milla former United States Senator died at his Corbinana home. The obit notes civil war veteran status and details on local property valuation discussions and a failed meeting with only four attendees. The article references a murder probe and a property sale price of 927,000 for a listed property, with ongoing commission actions and slated continuation on page 14.
San Francisco September 2 Julian Kenttechnity director of traffic and vice president of the Harriman Hines left for the East after a fruitless conference with unionists. The union leaders express hope for a peaceful settlement.
An Associated Press report from Nangie, France, states Captain Decamine, an army aviator, died today after falling from his aircraft. The incident occurred during a routine flight, with authorities confirming his death and noting the ongoing investigation into the accident.
Boston report states aviator Soumainy fell from his monoplane into a lake during a flight today and was rescued from death. He sustained injuries but survived the incident, with responders aiding his recovery.
In New York on September 2 Maurice McLoughlin defeated Wright to win the Tennis Championship of America. After a great struggle the match went to three sets with scores 4 6, 7 5, 6 3 as hundreds of enthusiasts watched the national tournament.
Officers from the U S Navy protest a planned German ship exercise reported as a state department affair. They allege uncommunicative officials and lack of permission for the exercise, noting German mercy and naval protocols. The issue hinges on government approval and the scope of the event amid international etiquette tensions.
Labor Day closure announced for Monday September with General Delivery hours set 8 to 1 am. Persons awaiting letters may obtain service via application at General Delivery window Sunday and Monday between early hours. Also notes a drowning incident involving Joseph Weld, father of power was drowned in a boat race at Boutle Merwick. Nine brick manufacturers on the Hindon river form Greater New York Melek Company.
A chaotic report describes Kilawan and Kenney involved in a wartime shipping plan for the Kilawon liner, with notes on relaunch timing and expected arrival a month before the competing telegraphic line. The piece mentions General Manner and Kennedy, plus a ceremony featuring the Litwr-Delantd Sten Navigation Company and a dramatic river forward view of the ship.
A Democratic leader argues for publicity of party moves and open access to caucus deliberations. The article notes calls for reporters to attend meetings, comments by Representative Payne on open sessions, and the party’s reaction to increasing press scrutiny as reforms are discussed.
A chaotic scene near Hilo featured Hawaii union officials, including Treasurer Chas Bwala and Auditor Maguire, amid a tense labor meeting. Police and local leaders addressed the crowd as taunts and chants spread. by afternoon nine people were detained for drunkenness.
Weather today shows temperatures around eight and seven, morning humidity rising, with light winds and a 167 mile total wind movement over 24 hours. The report also mentions the death of a local Boston lawyer, and a barometer reading noted amid street abandonment in Bridgeport.
A long, garbled account describes congressional debate over sugar quotas, tariffs, and potential veto implications. It mentions President, senators, and committees wrestling with price controls, industry importance to Louisiana, and forthcoming investigative actions in December.
A local report outlines extended conditions delaying Hilo breakwater construction. Contractors request about five months more to complete tasks. discussions note limited rock removal, crane access, and equipment readiness as key factors. Officials and firms cite preparation and funding as critical to resuming work and meeting revised timelines.
The 73 year old Lilivokalani received a royal reception at the queen’s home in Washington with officials, the Miwatan band, and a crowd gathered at 11 o’clock. Attendees included Princess Kaluntinady and other dignitaries from city and state departments. The celebration featured the Miwatian liaison, decorated interiors, and a morning program as part of the festivities.
Rumors from San Francisco claim Honolulu Consolidated Oil near sale to major capitalists. Stock fell from 1.28 to about 1.45 as investors await confirmation while executives deny impending transfer and stress no change in control. Local brokers report uncertain footing amid confusion over ownership and sale rumors.
Reported melee aboard a car near Thomas Square involved soldiers Om Waliae and Bert Huger, with claims of twenty-five soldiers being on the car and two slain or wounded. Authorities received an appeal to prevent marks during a seabenter event, with disputed accounts of who started the confrontation.
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