12 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
1
Report from Catania Sicily describes Mount Etna's escalating activity with rapid earthquakes and ash showers. Lava flows menace Linguaglossa and surrounding farms as villagers endure a widespread fear driven by repeated eruptions and tremors.
A jury heard a dramatic trial alleging a staged romance to deceive a man and extract money. Witnesses described two defendants claiming control of a hidden scheme within a local fraternity, with accusations of forgery and manipulation before the case was dismissed after testimony failed to prove fraud beyond doubt.
OCR text describes Watertown Maine school accommodation problems and a plan to expand capacity. It notes teachers carry much of the workload and that several levers remain to be pulled before full operation resumes. Officials indicate the system will be fully functional once the necessary steps are completed.
The United States army transport Hosen, bound for Manila via Gu Phe Tent, carried 75 marines and multiple lifebelts. Captain SAnpan and CB Williams commanded crews with many transfers to the Thomam after repairs. the ship’s crew details remain partially obscured in this damaged dispatch.
Portland Maine Sept 11 complete returns will be required to decide whether Maine has voted down the prohibition law with a majority against repeal reported.
Los Angeles aviator Robert G. Fowler, en route from San Francisco to New York, crashed when a vertical rudder failed at a critical moment. He was slightly injured. his biplane was badly wrecked, but he plans repairs and another attempt to finish the flight.
Seattle dispatch reports the steamer Ramona wrecked on the Spanish Islands near the Alaskan coast with no deaths among the crew and passengers. Rescue operations were begun but details remain incomplete. Local authorities are monitoring the incident for further updates.
Officials from New Jersey meet at Spring Lake to mark the opening of a state governors conference. Delegates discuss policy, regional coordination, and forthcoming sessions.
Fragmented copy suggests Dr Viewer and Clark estimate 250000 people of Japanese descent for Hawaii in 1920 with cautions about accuracy. The text references immigration figures, screening of foreign population, and projections affecting Hawaii and possibly Newall, with noted uncertainty about proportion of Japanese in the total population.
A Japanese banker asserts the open door policy is wider than ever, signaling confidence in access and engagement with global markets. He cites continued support from authorities and emphasizes resilience amid international scrutiny and ongoing trade discussions.
Portugal receives broad acknowledgment from major powers including Great Britain Germany Italy Spain and Austria following formal recognition. The report notes diplomatic backing and international support shaping Portugal’s status on the world stage.
A garbled report discusses a lease on the P M Line Kapaa and potential action by O K Morgan. The text references stock moves, negotiations with Judie Levelt, and questions about extending or renewing the line, with mention of minority shareholders and related rail and shipping topics.
Bids for sewer pipe materials were opened by Public Works Superintendent Mary Campbell for the city’s sewer construction. Items include vitrified sewer pipe of various sizes with delivery within one mile of the post, price lists range from about $175 to $6117, and bids promise delivery within thirty days. Continued on Page 2.
Washington dispatch confirms Pacific fleet movement from San Francisco to Honolulu on October 1. Groundbreaking exercises were refused. Reporter notes twenty four hours elapsed since initial briefing. no official notice published yesterday afternoon.
N Y Sept 12 Maurice McLoughlin of California and champion W A Larned defeated the British team again and as a result will go to Australia to contest the Davis Cup matches.
Eleven people drowned in the Elbe river at Dresden Germany during maneuvers. The tragedy occurred as swimmers attempted to test skills amid military training on September 12. Local authorities launched rescue and investigation efforts.
The report notes cargo prices reaching record levels with bids around 615 cents per unit. Sales to Salt Lake City and New York reached the high mark, while early shipments moved to Ban Francisco at 5264 and similar figures, as data from the Stuer Factor Anson Fatlod shows.
Sugar ban debate in California prompts technics and health concerns. Officials outline yearly quotas and pricing implications, stressing impact on households and small businesses.
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