18 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
1
Mpeolnt Hattetin Wiretemm reports Frear completing his tour of inspection with one exception. He will depart land for Mahukonis and head to Honolulu on the Mauna Kea host Friday, reaching Honolulu soon.
The first shipment of Hawaiian sugar under the tariff program reached the market, with shipments from the Virginian and Eastern coast cargoes. Three cargos are due, including 11,000 tons from the Massachusetts freighter Frye and 680 tons and 1,704 tons from other vessels, with no price drop expected as the 1911 crop proceeds.
Captains report that Tripp, ousted as harbor master by the harbor commission, will not quit the waterfront. W R Poster named acting harbor master remains in place, with Tripp offered advisory Harbor affairs role though wary of further change. Business leaders oppose retention but strong supporters within Mondula business circles back the veteran’s continued influence. Ben Val approves.
Normal school opens with record attendance as students and staff gather for a morning program. Reports note a high turnout, with emphasis on student activities and senior showcases.
A hurried rescue on Hotel Street line by motorman Ol von and Honan a quiet retiree turned hero diverted a possible tragedy when two young girls stepped into the path of a tram. Honan seized a child and dragged it from under the wheels while Ol von halted the car. One girl suffered a foot injure and was rushed to hospital. the other was taken to the police station then hospital for treatment. The crew returned to service after ensuring both children were cared for.
Fort Ruger will host its first gun practice tomorrow with a nine o clock start at the mortar batteries. Four trial shots will precede ten shots at a moving target, totaling fourteen daily rounds. Major Timberlake assures no danger and spectators may view from Diamond Head Cove.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Blanchard, inspection, and travel to Maul with references to individuals and places. The garbled passage lists names and actions across locations, including work at a plantation and movements toward Lavthaliut, with unclear dates. The piece reads like a late era local note or column segment with mixed proper nouns.
The Kamakapi church pastor Rev We N Hone died early this morning in Hawaii his birthplace. The death was sudden after a brief illness, and he was in poor health in recent days. Friends and church members mourn his loss as plans for services and burial are arranged.
In Kiev, 150 lawyers were arrested over links to a nihilist ring blamed for the premier's assassination. The principal suspect, a lawyer named Belypin, is tied to a revolutionary faction seeking the removal of individual statesmen.
Middletown Conn Sept 18 Carl P Rodgers who began from New York to fly across the continent for the Hearst prize was wrecked today but declares he will fly again tomorrow.
Chicago reports five hundred thousand dollars in storm damage. Two killed and twenty injured as storm center moves through area. Emergency crews respond to widespread destruction and hazards after severe weather.
President Taft spoke in Pontiac Michigan on the trust question defending the Standard Oil and American Tobacco Trust decisions. He argued the alternative would be worse for association and proclaimed opposition to amendments to the antitrust law.
Reports say four cruisers now on the Atlantic Fleet are to join the Washington, Mantupa, North Calpr ii and Tounemwe units under Admiral Ridney A. Bunt. The plan aims to strengthen the Atlantic defense. timing before winter remains uncertain.
Paris reports President Fallieres under pressure as France seeks to avert war over Moroccan difficulties. Officials state the crisis tests national honor while aiming to preserve stability and prevent further conflict.
Dr Nase Nitebe, a Japanese peace advocate, told a Stanford audience in Palo Alto that there is no danger of war between Japan and the United States. He deplores face prejudice and called for mutual understanding.
Mrs Donald Bowman wife of Chief Spector Bowman dies in Hilo after being brought from Osage. The memorial claims she is connected to the Hearst Bowman family. The report notes her husband James J Ward is listed among the prize recipients.
Residents of Hilo prepare a welcome event for Mrs. Kohn as the community organizes a dinner and social gathering. Local hosts invite neighbors, with plans showcasing hospitality and a coordinated schedule for the evening.
Investigations in Honolulu probe a missing $100 coin from the Bank of Hawaii tied to the Tenyo Maru transfer. Officials suspect rapid handling on the liner and possible preknowledge of funds, with money traced from San Francisco to the local office as inspectors pursue leads and potential culprits beyond the Tenyo Maru era.
The city plans an Evening Water Carnival featuring a lantern parade and torchlight events on February 14 9 in the carnival season. Director Arthur Wail leads preparations with a march from early morning to the night parade, honoring local traditions and public festivities.
Judge Henry Cour Chatternoon rebuked the jury in the em inal case against Haunt 6 Hig, citing inconsistencies between husband testimony and the criminal statute. The judge found the jury's verdict unreliable and ordered reconsideration, emphasizing that an innocent man should not be punished. Deputy County Attorney Jows supported the decision as approved by the court.
The board of health and the sanitary commission launch a detailed survey to map health conditions in Honolulu. Inspectors will assess every house, outbuilding, and land use, with results to be plotted on a new city map for exact conditions at each site.
Unclear text notes quiet in Vienna and an aunt, a mother, and others at a residence hospital setting. fragments indicate a subdued scene with family members present and a possible movement or interruption inside a ward.
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