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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
1
In Hickman Kentucky on April 8 aid provisions were noted for flood victims while in Washington D C Senator Dixon pressed President Taft to prosecute Kentucky postmasters for certifying Taft delegate votes despite voters.
Floods force residents to abandon homes as the river rises. In Penns Cantey Tennessee and Wyanoke Arkansas, about a thousand people are marooned on housetops or fleeing to higher ground, perilously surrounded by rushing water.
Reports from contemporaries claim Mohammedans are being massacred at Shensi with ongoing violence. Authorities or observers note the casualty toll and urge protection for civilians amid rising sectarian tensions.
A Kingston Jamaica dispatch notes refined sugar has been cut by five cents per hundred pounds as the market adjusts. In New York Secretary of State Knox continues his domestic tour, with reports from Kingston dated April eighth.
Navy authorities decide Western coal is unsuitable for use aboard ships. The note cites April discussions in Washington and marks a shift in fuel policy affecting Western coal suppliers.
Vancouver report says leprosy is spreading in Hawaii due to lax public health measures. Authorities allege many lepers are not properly segregated from residents, prompting calls for stricter controls at receiving stations.
A garbled report notes Makena and planned meetings in a village near Maken Ahis. It mentions mechanical failure on a road, a three man incident after a worker’s day, and a potential policy move by British Columbia agriculture minister regarding an embargo on Hawaiian fruits due to Mediterran fruit prevalence.
Report notes Desha defeats Carlsmith in a delegation race. Mentions twenty five delegates, party primary tensions, and questions over how many will attend the convention. Describes stakes for Hawiian faction and national millennial agenda.
A garbled sanitary report discusses regular session details, legislative tone, and references to a governor, committee work, and legal actions. The legible fragments name entities like Mahar, Teatetutires, and Horta while implying formal proceedings and potential inquiries.
A fragmented report from the Fourth Metric precinct details Andrews losing influence as party divisions shape the vote. The scene features names like Hie Fourth, Achison, Lo Mot, and Parker amid a tense prewrnet count without clear outcomes for Patnuicean factions.
Finer Mr Chesthain leads the Eighth Precinct campaign to beat Lorrin Avitrewn in the Fourth Territory race. He pledges a hard clean campaign, condemning deceit and bribery while urging supporters to back candidates with reputable records and strong character.
Governor Frear comments on Republican primaries and unpledged delegates, noting that convention delegates may vote for Taft. He discusses territorial politics, the potential session, and rumors of a move to leave for Washington with his family.
The text praises young Portuxiets volunteers who supported Republican campaigning, noting their unity and dedication during the election period. It mentions strong leadership, prior campaigns, and high turnout among the members, with emphasis on communal effort and loyalty to the cause.
A chaotic public notice outlines a campaign cost discussion tied to a Governor's event and health policy. It references the Board and various officials, with unclear dates and disrupted names, suggesting a broad inquiry into spending and oversight within local government.
A Bulletin report details the alleged murder involving Miss Charlotte Muse and Mr Barton. The narrative covers motives of love jealousy and a fatal poisoning tied to social and romantic entanglements. The article references a servant Hutties Turton and notes questions of motive and character as the case unfolds with a focus on the suspect’s possible emotional disturbance.
Fragmented OCR text references a statutory crime carrying the death penalty and a capital case involving multiple named parties and alleged offenses. The fragment mentions a trial, appeals, and penalties, with scattered names and locations, but lacks coherent details. The readable elements point to a historical crime docket discussing severe penalties and judicial steps.
A court addresses whether an ordinary trust can be revoked, noting limitations on revocation powers and the actions of trustees. The decision hinges on provisions within the trust instrument and applicable law, with emphasis on whether consent of beneficiaries or trustees is required for revocation and the duties of the administrator in winding up affairs.
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