30 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
1
Triopli dispatches report Turkey appealing to world powers as Italian actions cut off Ottoman land access. Malians bombard fort in Balonika and Turkish torpedo boats are sunk. America asked to care for Turks as non combatants.
San Francisco report says over 20,000 shopmen walked out led by union leaders. Chicago reports 4000, Los Angeles 2000, San Francisco 400, and Oakland 500 workers on strike as Charles H. Markham assumes responsibility for negotiations with the union.
Bids opened today for the College of Hawaii project amid disputes over specifications and expenditure. Officials, led by board member Ripley, faced delays as several bids were deemed ineligible and a contentious debate over contract scope erupted between the superintendent Marston Hank and the regents committee before a final decision was postponed to further review.
A Coast Beet Man declares opposition to revising the sugar tariff. He argues the policy would harm the steel industry and Mexican relations, pressing for sustained protection while warning against federal interference. The piece notes broader political tensions and potential timing for a Tribune press event in Washington.
Regular Army officers including Tapentor Instructor Captain ielward and Captain a ML Allison are assigned to inspect island defenses. The group, based at AbeIe, will attend training drills, assess guard duties, and observe ship and company readiness through October 4, with stops at multiple posts and interim briefings.
A fragmented Honolulu press item notes Hilo breaking a sugar record with 84a units from plantations including Olow Walekoo Walnaku Mawati and Onomes. Mentions court actions and corporate filings in New York related to a restaurant venture.
A wreck occurred when a car collided with a wagon on a rural road. The impact damaged the vehicle and scattered debris across the lane. Several bystanders described hearing a loud crash but reported no severe injuries, though one horse was startled and the wagon crew checked for passengers. Authorities arrived to manage traffic and assess damages.
The fragmentary item mentions a ban and names with unclear context. The readable lines suggest a local notice style but lack concrete events, dates, or entities to confirm.
Alexander & Baldwin cite New York wire reports that favorable weather in Europe and Cuba may lower sugar costs this year. They note strong factors easing sugar output pressures and expecting price shifts as markets react to updated forecasts.
Reports indicate a substantial sugar crop will be cleaned up early in December with shipments starting to New York by the first days of the month. Industry notes from The Sumar Factin Association highlight pooling and rising prices as the New York market anticipates larger output this year.
A late meeting ended with secrecy and debate over bids for the venture. Wilson, a rival bidder, remains in contention while legal clarifications and future sessions are planned. The committee signaled a possible new decision soon as talks continue.
A formal presentation of jurists portraits was arranged in the Buapiren Tuurl room on Monday. Disturbances and political tensions were mentioned as likely to occur, with road workers and others expected to protest. The event touched on funding and project timelines, including a three month lead time.
Shipping firm Sland and O. R L Shipping is featured in the Bulletin with notices regarding operations, latest cargo movements, and local business impact.
Courge Byeneer appeared in Palhie Court Junk Monday and pleaded guilty to malicious burning of an auto. He was sentenced to four months imprisonment. Prosecutors stated the case involved a heated dispute and a vehicle set alight near a street scene, with deterrence emphasized by the judge.
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