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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
1
Rumors of a looming Franco German war, intensified by the Morocco incidents, sparked a bank run in Stettin Prussia as of September 6 1911. Citizens rushed to withdraw funds from savings banks amid heightened regional tension and international crisis chatter.
Sugar climbs on the New York market reaching 6.61 with gains near 17 percent. The latest quotation marks a new high-water mark for modern industry, suggesting parity around 5.73 despite fluctuating futures.
New York Sept 6 refined sugar advanced fifteen cents per hundred on the market today. San Francisco reports show price movement with standard quotations and trade activity noted across markets.
Katherine Cecil Thurston, renowned author of The Maniac and The Gambler, was found dead in a hotel in Ireland. The Irish Bulletin notes her status as a leading figure in letters and highlights her key works and prominence.
Dover report states William Burgess, a Yorkshireman, finished a cross channel swim in twenty four hours. The effort set a remarkable time, reflecting endurance and coastal training amid rough seas and strong currents.
Eddie Smith, renowned boxing referee and sporting authority, died at his Oakland residence today. The loss is attributed to natural causes, drawing tributes from boxing circles and sports officials.
Land owners declare they will hold daily meetings until the matter is settled. The Bishop street extension commission adjourned after a revision session this morning with Sullivan and Buckley expected to address the chamber tomorrow.
Banks and financiers in the territory report no immediate demand for government funds. Treasury officials travel with 1600 in gold coin as bankers quote a top two percent interest rate for deposits. No large public project exists and banks say they can cover ordinary needs with existing funds, awaiting law requirements on bond handling.
A potential second inquiry into the Mol Wain wreck seeks to assign crew responsibility for the Halithiune tender Kukul collision with Island Schooner xlnklight. The naval board's findings reportedly point to individual accountability, with federal action required for criminal charges. Local inspectors have not received notice of further steps.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond faces arrest in Los Angeles amid reports of health department scrutiny and ongoing investigations. The notice references a visit to Honolulu and mentions involvement with a county jail and local authorities as part of a larger case unfolding with continued coverage on Page 4.
A big meeting reveals plans to contact mainland labor groups as offices split. K Keawehaka, loyalist to Link MoHens, elected permanent secretary of the newly formed Mal Unilopa labor organization after swift maneuvering. Ben Dole opposed for president but failed. Over a hundred Meh attended, diverse political factions present, Kane named provident, Kalothula second VP, Kekalu secretary, Kawehiaku treasurer, Makekaw marshal, Kauni serjeant at arms, Keakehaku Ithapiain, with Dole and Bert on the executive committee. Continued on Page 6.
Newcastle on Tyne Eng Rept 6 reports the Trades Union Congress rejected a proposal to organize a citizen army. The decision reflects labor leaders’ stance on national defense mobilization amid wartime debates.
Washington dispatch reports escalating Peru Bolivia tensions with a Bolivian mob attacking the Peruvian legation. Governor Frewe urges a comprehensive public work project including an open-air amphitheater and a proposed Public Service Building to house commercial, information, and philanthropic groups, seeking stronger cooperation and welfare efforts nationwide.
San Francisco Sept 6 The Submarine Carp was launched successfully today at Union Iron Works shipyard Frisco California.
California official Carnes investigates pineapple ban impact as the Chamber of Commerce formed a committee led by FL Klumno to study extending the embargo on Tan a fruits. Dowsett and Bishop accompany expert Downett abroad, while local fruit growers urge no pineapple ban. The trustees will weigh the matter at a Wednesday meeting.
City and county funds, once tapped for road projects, faced a close vote as Supervisor Amana changed stance and supported diverting four thousand dollars from the general fund to begin a better thoroughfare on Nuanu Avenue. The motion passed amid tense reactions, with estimates indicating ten to twenty thousand dollars more needed for full completion.
The Chinese consul, Ho Chea Ching Ho, told the bulletin he hopes the bill failing in Congress. He argues a Chinese exclusion would harm both Chinese and Americans, demands reciprocal entry rights for Americans and Chinese, and says the United States is the land of the free with equal treatment for Chinese people.
Tomorrow evening a Hawaiian band will give a concert starting at 7:30. All are invited to attend at the Seaside Hotel location.
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