11 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1911
Page
1
Hawaii Promotion Committee chair W J Hoogs says funds are lacking to plan tourist amusements. Hotels and businesses urged to join a public entertainment committee to welcome visitors this season, with emphasis on dances, concerts, and local celebrations to showcase island hospitality.
A lecture at Tokyo High School features Hon. Shimada and Prof. gNitohe of the Higher College of Tokio addressing U S and Japan relations. They stress understanding Japan’s laws and mutual respect as Consul Uyeno’s compliments echo from the audience. Continued discussion noted on page 7.
Robert G. Fowler, 27, Los Angeles, pupil of the Wright brothers, began from San Francisco to New York for a $60,000 prize. The route follows Southern and Union rail lines with daily legs of 60 to 200 miles, requiring repairs as needed and a possible 30 day duration amid weather and mechanical delays.
The Miller Salvage Company vessel Ka Moi was safely hauled from mud and sand in Ka Hana Bay late yesterday afternoon and towed to the Kinwu wharf by the steamer James Maken. Captain Frederick Miller expressed elation at removing the ship from danger. Captain Rowe Hill, previously master, arrived in Honolulu with serious injuries from the incident and was taken to Queen’s Hospital for treatment.
The article portrays A. Mott-Smith as acting governor of the Territory of Hawaii amid a political frame-up claim. It notes his previous roles including health board president and disbursing agent, and references his tentative plans and vacation. It also mentions J. Marquee receiving final discharge as administrator of the estate of the late Maria Do Santo.
State Department reports a battle in Chengtu Sichuan where several soldiers and other combatants were killed. American women and children evacuated the city today under armed escort as conditions deteriorate.
New York report says the Progressive movement may unite behind Justice Charles Evans Hughes for president as governor entities consider the Republican reform slate.
New York Sept 11 notes a refined sugar price adjustment with slight gains noted in early market trading. Analysts indicate continued volatility amid supply concerns and global market shifts affecting refined sugar costs.
The report states Ernest Barcy defeated Fog wall, champion of New Zealand, in an international sculling match in England. The dispatch from London notes the result as a notable victory for Barcy, carried by Associated Press.
The keel of the battleship New York was laid at the navy yard in New York today. Associated Press report notes the event as part of early construction for the vessel.
At Point Simon on September X, fourteen people died in a blaze aboard a mahogany vessel named Vy Weasel. The ship burned while at sea, with authorities reporting the fatalities and continuing investigations into the fire’s cause.
Moein announces anniversary while Tim Sey notes parity as Ame Previous gunitation and Axtel build robot wired fence for protection at Borotanta striot xymanalum. Daily force making process at Astel place on Alakea street. visit planned. October fixed for old M C A building closure and week of exercises in new building.
Washington Sept 11 The Pacific cruiser fleet will sail from San Francisco for July on October 1, according to Navy Department. San Francisco citizens seeking postponement could be held while President Taft is in the city Oct 16. The department has been flooded with telegrams from San Francisco but the request was refused. Salger Cruiser Fleet.
A report outlines a forthcoming probe by Blanchard into pol and ice makers. It notes firms failing to meet standards, some improving, and plans to sample water and analyze production across about twenty plants. Officials aim to enforce compliance and assess quality and safety.
Maui Chamber of Commerce debates two harbor options McCregor's Landing or Kiel while awaiting Inter-Island Steamship input. A 9000 dollar state grant backs improvements, with members split on the best site and hopes for a future rail link to Maui towns.
A report from College of Hawaii details a growing interest in agricultural tours and courses. Regent Albert Judd opened the morning session with advice as 125 applications for registration arrive for the main school, with prep school applications up despite unavailable hours. Fire in the dormitory prompted expectations that trustees will adjust arrangements to accommodate the influx of students.
California Congressman Kahn conducts a wide ranging inquiry into Hawaii’s military defenses. He will address the Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce during two scheduled visits this week, aiming to press vital questions on rent and vacation issues amid the defense review.
Report notes Shinyo Maru will not push speed records on current voyage, awaiting further tests and authorized by President Asano and officials. Engineers from Shinyo Dock and Engine Co. may oversee limited trials, with potential one to two day speed test near fourty miles per hour.
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