10 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
1
The article notes heavy opposition as Roosevelt endorses Illinois tax legislation affecting hundreds. Voter sentiment appears split with candidates Kuhotokat and CoM active in the race. Election procedure details are discussed, with guidance to voters on casting ballots and poll timing. continued coverage promised.
Tax delinquents in Illinois face property seizure under a stringent new law. Publication details outline enforcement steps starting May with penalties accruing after a set notice period. The measure targets overdue taxes and includes interest provisions and procedures for sale of properties after due dates.
A final recommendation by General Macath points to turning back drill shelter property to the National Guard for an armory in the Territory. The Cheatham board backed releasing 760 feet of frontage on Hotel Street, moving the entire drill shelter matter forward. Territorial government plans and mobilization camps are outlined for Hawaii and the Pacific coast as part of a broader Mexico intervention effort.
Local firms submitted bids for Army supplies with listings from multiple manufacturers. The entries name the Howntlun Bleotele Company and the Mie Ranthire Sten Haundry as bidders, with the Handi by the Asieetean Briun Larmnitey noted among participants.
The Outdoor Circle women confront opposition over Kalakaua avenue improvements, arguing for better parking and tax rides while the Kalimuki Mercantile Company project draws scrutiny. Members defend urging restraint as a heated session unfolds with moral support and critiques heard.
A blaze sweeping the business and residential district in Butte Montana early this morning caused about 200000 dollars in damage, according to local reports from the LAnmelized Press Cantons.
Special Commissioner Johnson, appointed by President Taft, urged the Senate to fix canal tolls on a low schedule. The statement comes as the canal toll issue gains urgency in Washington on April 10.
In San Francisco the State Supreme Court upholds a lower court decision in the Spreckels dispute over a contest involving Rudolph Spreckels against Adolph and John D. Spreckels. The litigation concerns a sum of $10,009.
A schooner captain reportedly killed by Japanese forces is referenced in a fragmentary report from San Francisco dated August 10. The vessel had come from Hawaii with coal, and the piece notes Captain Benson’s death on January 27 amid the wartime chaos.
London April 10 Premier Asquith will inaugurate the third Home Rule campaign in the House of Commons with a speech tomorrow. Mexico City April 10 Rebels concentrate at Chihuahua.
Washington April 10 The federal grand jury investigating the destruction of government papers involving a steel trust has exonerated the parties. Full attendance and proceedings noted though details remain sparse. The panel found no wrongdoing by the trust or associated officials in disrupting or concealing records.
Honolulu plans a welcome for the new ambassador Wu Ting Fang at a public reception with local officials and diplomats. The event aims to foster bilateral ties as Washington remains engaged on international issues and regional cooperation.
Officials campaign against deteriorating housing as sanitary conditions threaten residents. The drive targets old tenements with inspections and enforcement to improve safety, moisture control, and hygiene. Stringent measures aim to curb disease, while noting resource limits and funding needs for ongoing repairs.
Fragmented OCR text shows Charlotte Huse Waller seeking a coastward campaign push with party figures and mentions Howell and national committee activity. The garbled lines reference a Democratic effort, support from Waller, and a plan to align with party leadership and events at a national level.
A fragmentary historical note describes a surge in activity around a commerce building. The readable text hints at bustling trade space, with references to vendors and possible market growth, though many words are garbled.
The readable fragments show a table of scattered phrases and names amid garbled text. Partial lines suggest a public notice or column item continue cue with page reference and stray proper nouns. The readable portions mention a place and event hint but lack coherent facts.
fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of phrases with names and places. The readable bits hint at a financial or stock topic mentioning a million dollar figure and various scattered terms possibly related to a meeting or election, but no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a concise summary.
The Malay Rubber News 18 outlines worsening factory issues and labor unrest amid crop and market pressures. Government and chamber officials discuss stalled work and regional tensions affecting production and trade.
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