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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1911

Page

1

Officials Seek More Guns On Oahu Amid Theft Probe

A Honolulu report details a sweeping push by authorities to arm officials on Oahu as a bank money theft probe unfolds. Malls aboard the Tonga Maru from San Francisco to Honolulu lost $100 of $1,000 bundles, with $900 remaining untouched. Postmaster Pratt and rail service chiefs declined comment as investigators pursue leads, while noting this may affect handling on future Pacific vessels. The incident follows broader concerns about security in transit and federal interest in coastal defense.

Postomee Department Bank of Hawaii San Francisco Hono- Tutu Rome Tenyo Orient San Hawaii postoMine Probera Pratt Han Frank J. Hare George W. Garr

Philip Peck Dies at 73 in Hilo Address

A German native and longtime Hawaii resident Philip Peck died at his Penmokos street home at age 73 from bladder trouble after an operation failed. Founder of the First National Bank, promoter of a cotton plantation, and later head of Stand Perfume Co, he influenced business in Hilo and Hawaii Island, leaving a widow and three children.

Philip Peck Tang Ipue Hirst Nation Hank Hilo Chis Stand Perfume Company Ebarco Plantations Comepany Iniitad Hawaii Reepeet Warny Perronal Peck Wail Mao Hiwaiian

Australian quarantine expert visits Honolulu for guidance

Dr. W Perrin Norrin, chief of quarantine in Avetratteni Commonwealth, travels via Wilhelmina to Sin Franched and meets with Dr Pratt of the Board of Health. He praises local hospitality and discusses cooperative federal and territorial health efforts, noting Hawaii’s quarantine measures and scenery.

W. Perrin Norrin

Wanttripp Reinstated Petition Draws Dueling Support

Duplicated and garbled OCR outlines a petition to reinstate CapRON led by prominent citizens and local businesses. Distant factions rally for and against, while the committee reviews action. Names cited include local firms and individuals, with unclear dates and positions.

Moana Tonight Seeks Dance Event and Local Notice

The Moana management announces a dance night with Hawaiian music during dinner for Army personnel and local society. Attendees include local army members, civic figures, and prominent residents with an invitation extended by community officials. The notice references logistics and dress for the event at Hawkfeld wharf and adjacent lanes.

Moana Tor Tol Annouiens Bone Logan

Maine May Go Wet Vote Margin Emerges

Portland reports show 505 against repeal while Lewiston Journal projects Maine will go wet by about 800 votes. The latest returns from the recent election indicate a shift toward repealing prohibition, signaling a major policy change for the state.

Portland Lewiston Journal

Mount Etna Eruption Intensifies in Sicily

Catania Sicily September 13 Mount Etna erupts with growing severity. Seventy nine new fissures opened and fifty earthquakes recorded in the last twenty four hours. Several towns report damage and casualties as lava flows threaten nearby villages.

Catania Sicily Mount Etna

Ward Tries It From the East in Long Race

New York City report: James J. Ward leaves the city aiming to join a contestant in a major race starting on the Eastern coast. He travels via Chicago with an estimated distance of four thousand to five thousand miles.

New York, N. Y James J. Ward Ward Chicago

France replies to Germany on Moroccan issues

Paris Sept. 13 France responds to Germany on the Moroccan crisis and the demand for commercial equality. The démarche touches on political status and free land in Morocco as part of the broader confrontation in the region.

Paris Germany Morocco

Laborer Murders Wife and Five Children Then Kills Self

A laborer in Webel Germany murdered his wife and five children before taking his own life. The grim incident occurred on September 13 as authorities began to piece together the sequence of events and motive. Named individuals or local officials were not provided in the fragment.

Bern Webel Ger Sere

Chinese Admiral Is Feted in Washington

In Washington today Admiral Ching Pin 1 Kwang of the Imperial Chinese navy was honored by government officials with a formal reception and cordial greetings. The event underscored growing diplomatic ties as arrangements were made for ongoing cooperation and mutual respect between nations.

Washington Washington, D. C Ching Pin 1 Kwang Imperial Chinese Navy

Antwerp Fire Ravages Rail Area Buildings

Fire broke out near rail facilities in Antwerp Belgium damaging multiple buildings at apartment complex 13. Early reports indicate extensive damage with claims totaling 0000000. No further details on injuries or exact cause available.

Antwerp Belgium Apt

Power pilot aims for continental prize in wreck repair

Alta, Cal September 13 Roberto Power, an aviator, prepares to fly across the continent for a prize of a large sum while repairing his wrecked bial end and awaiting telemade updates to begin. The report notes ongoing mechanical checks and route planning as he targets the event.

Alta Cal Roberto Power

First Cruiser Fleet Officers Set for Arrival Here

The first roster of cruiser fleet officers bound for Mawali arrives next month. The schedule lists Commander Thoruts and a contingent from Mare Island y ard sailing for Honolulu aboard nine ships including the Whipple and Perry. The note confirms detachments from the Pacific fleet under Rear Admiral Chauncey and Commander Terhune with ongoing ship repairs and reassignment.

Conkling Sits On The Lid And Brings Million Dollar Sum

A dramatic financial episode unfolds as Conkling allegedly deposits one and a half million dollars in New York and San Francisco treasuries. Details describe boxes, nickel coins, and a sequence of transfers from New York to the federal treasury before final payment. The report notes no trouble and hints at continued coverage on page 4.

New York Han Francino Noroan Ban Frans Tree

Public Health Wins Walptlopite Case Pool Affair

The health board and city county officials reach a practical settlement in favor of public health. The Bishay estate reports tenants mostly complied with a vacate order, except one case for T Torada who would have faced about $4000 losses if displaced. A few weeks are allowed for other arrangements as the property remains under sanitary review.

Hiodrd of Health Ofielis Allen A& Robinson Hawaii and Company Bishay Estate T. Torada Jirpanvee

Sailor Boy 10 To Be Repaired After Distress

The little American schooner Sailor Boy, towed by Lug Intrepid, lies damaged in port and will be repaired. She carries about 110 tons copra from Fanning Island and sailed August 14. Captain Baalhae wired authorities about the trouble. the vessel is taking on water and has pumps active to keep the hull buoyant. The cargo and final disposition are to be determined. a marine inspector reviews the situation.

Ballor Boy Fanning Baalhae Momire Weightman Thane Ban Franciscy

Fruit Fly Researcher Silent on California Methods

A fragmentary report concerns a California entomologist identified as Carnes and his work on fruit flies and potential restric tions. The text hints at experiments and implications for pest control, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.

Public Health Study Aims for Sanitary Improvements

Carter 10 leads a public health study on advanced sanitary work in Hawaii. Officials including Mrs Carter, Mr Sartor, and others discuss district inspections, hospital cooperation, and policy aims to fix housing conditions and combat illness. Governor Frear notes survey speed hinges on funding, while plans emphasize medical trusts and territorial health efforts.

Hindehool Tryltlmere Sartor Hie Sanity Hiavoliia Hemenway Hewlett and Marine Hospital Orvine Honoluti Wenaght Carter Currice Lve Powatlie Lemeraeting Fund

Japanese man dies in Hilo coast accident

In Hilo on September 1 a Japanese man died after an unknown fall near the harbor area during a hike. The incident occurred near a local extension project site and is under investigation by authorities.

Hilo Business Men Plan Meeting With Kahn

Local business leaders in Hilo seek a meeting with Kahn to discuss civic and economic concerns. The notice notes invitations and the need for coordination among merchants and officials.

Hilo Kahn

Hilo Counts Overcrowded Schools Amid Quasi Turmoil

Fragmentary OCR notes describe chaotic conditions in Hilo with references to overcrowded schools and unidentified figures. The text mentions Janene and possible staff movement but lacks clear names or dates.

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