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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1911

Page

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McCandlough Campaign Plan Increases Migration Debate

The article outlines McCandlow’s campaign strategy to renew rhetoric on Territory migration patterns and to mobilize support from local organizations to influence the delegate race. It notes prior ties with the Hawaii Labor Union and figures like David Rawike in shaping labor opposition to plantation labor importation and placing allies within party ranks.

Mecandiote Ie Prewring Pattey Congrem Atleny Ho Ta Hilo Plantatir David Rwalike Hilo Democrat Rie Isund McCundlow Kwattho Te

Death Calls J. J. Dowling

James J. Dowling, manager of the Hawaii Preserving Company, a noted pineapple cannery figure, died at Queen's Hospital following stomach trouble and an unsuccessful operation performed August 15. Born October 21, 1864 in San Francisco, he had lived in the Islands long and recently led the Koolau Railway and Hawaii Preserving ventures. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 o'clock from the Masonic Temple.

James J. Dowling Hiwali Preserving Company Islands Queen's Hospital Hawaii Preserving Company Maoapple Kooluu Railway Company Swiles Porson Dowling Kooren Masonic Temple

Bomb Outrage Triggers Canton Revolt Chaos Rises

Reports say Siechuen province rebels strike against Manchu rule after a murder attack on Admiral Li Chun in Canton. A bomber wounded the admiral and killed five street hawkers as fears spread. the attacker Chen aims to avenge reformers. Viceroy orders city doors reopened to quell terror.

Canton Siechuen Peking Li Chun Inala Tondelde Admiral Wan Chen Uhiayine Ve Chun Muiride Shanghai Roy Chang Ming-chi

Road tax in country districts not spent on city streets

The Honolulu board discusses roadside funding rules restricting road tax money for outside districts. Monthly allocations for Walanoa Ewa Koolaupoko and other districts cannot be diverted to Honolulu city repairs. Officials consider limited use while belt road plans and new routs in Koolaupoko push ahead.

Honolulu Yale Nawanu Hoolwaton Kootwaneko Wailalia Waianae Waitnanalo Thane Onde Ewa Koolauloi Loan Fund Commission Pan Tome Koolauton Oahu Witatua Belt Road Commission

Water rights dispute surfaces at Charlestown navy yard

Dynamite McCandless Maya Navy story details a water rights controversy tied to an Oahu plantation project. Government investigators probe McCandless stock and claims while plantation buyers eye a cash purchase or a tunnel company. A right of way through government land is sought, with options valued around $100,000 and operative until a set date.

Oahu Connectios Nhe McCanneds Ile Belue McCandrew Water Thie Ytodsiin Jlang McCanillon Kinney Wan Labia

Taft Delivers Address at Connecticut State Fair

President Taft spoke at the Connecticut State fair explaining the arbitration treaty as part of his campaign stop in Hartford. He outlined the aims of arbitration and urged support for the policy amid ongoing national talks.

Hartford Conn Taft Connecticut

Maduro Attacks Gen Reyes in Mexican Demonstration

Francisco Maduro, revolutionary leader and presidential candidate, was nearly mobbed in Vera Cruz as fans and unfriendly elements disagreed during a rally. Several were injured while Maduro accused Gen Bernardo Reyes of trying to steal the fruits of the revolution.

Vera Cruz Mex Francisco Maduro Bernardo Reyes

Reyes Not Popular in City of Puebla Riot Triggers Disturbance

Sept 7 Puebla Mexico city report notes the slay of a famous General Reyes in a riot that drew several participants and aroused local tensions. Authorities say the death sparked clashes as citizens reacted to the event and the figure’s controversial status.

Military aviator makes splendid flight to White House

Lieut. John Rogers piloted a U. S. military biplane from Annapolis to the White House in a single day, delivering a notable demonstration of endurance and skill. The flight, completed today, showcased precision navigation and aircraft handling by the aviator.

John Rogers Annapilis White House

Big extras for Watalua and Ewa planters split dividends

Directors of Ewa Plantation Company and Walalue Agricultural Company announced extra dividends amid existing 2 percent payouts. Ewa adds extra 2 percent, totaling 4 percent in year year. Walalua raises extras to 24 percent, lifting annual total to 6 percent for the year. Dividend base set July 1, monthly pay before.

Ewa Plantation Company Walalue Ageleultural Company Cantle & Cooke Ewa Walalua Walaine

Hinbop Street extension dispute jolts New York firms

A legal wrangle over Hinbop Street extension escalated with Waterhouse Trust Company proposing a price of 108000, surpassing earlier bids by 20000. The commission sought damages while the parties debated costs, including a $7617.40 writ and shifts in sugar and corn futures as officials grapple with public works delays.

Bullivan & Buckley Hinbop Street Comemleston Waterhouse Trust Company James Morgan Suneideratoin Genin Ite Cartes Long Ater New York N. Ys Department of Public, Works Rupert Fondeut Marston Camplell

TAPS TRIPS IMPORTANT TO NATION

A front page feature notes a heated nationwide push as Congress adjourns for the summer recess. It highlights the Presidential campaign opening next year, with Progressive and National Republican forces active. Senator Clapp campaigns in Arizona urging firm support for initiative and referendum rights, as Bourne leads the Progranvative group.

Washington Steve Congress Chapp Jeader Mat Fellon Benator Bourne Mr. Clapp Arizona

Sugar Record Reaches New High Amid Market Pressure

The sugar market shows another record 5.79 cents as prices rise for a third consecutive day. Traders note high heat and demand, with mills cautious. Local markets report no additional sugar spikes today, keeping prices near the day’s high.

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