13 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
1
The article recounts two men associated with a Hawaii mission and Major Murray, noting secretive aspects and the investigation into their actions. It mentions General Murray, reports sent worldwide, and possible Japanese connections, with references to Territory conventions and official statements.
Officials extended the filing deadline for Bishop Street claims following a prior action. The measure aims to straighten matters and address property exchanges and related debts. Legal counsel for Sisters of the Sacred Heart and local attorneys are noted in proceedings, with multiple named parties and sums referenced in the extended process.
Holstein, a Republican National Committeeman from Coquitinmen, arrives to support Taft. Report notes that the territorial convention chose the national committeeman by vote, with remarks on prospective presidential nominating processes and party leadership.
Public notice outlines questions on district convention roles and the structure of territorial and national conventions. It references past national committeemen Samuel Parker and M H Habertson and discusses how delegates may be chosen and reelected.
Washington D C April 13 The Lord Young Engineering Company Honolulu was lowest bidder for constructing the Pearl Harbor station building. Concannon Company of San Francisco bid slightly higher. For an additional bay, Lord Young bids 4000 while Concannon bids 3500. If added, Lord Young likely gets the contract as bids appear low against a 100000 appropriation.
Report from Washington suggests the Mexican revolt and the execution of Gunner and Fountain have pushed the United States toward decisive action. Officials believe rebel interference with American consuls heightens tensions and warrants a strong response.
Territorial convention politics erupt as Frear supporters push for open ballot while rivals maneuver. Key figures Lobe McCandless Hol Co 1 Motarthiy debate strategy, with Cooke and Dewsett urging influence and Governor Frew’s candidacy looming. Outcomes unclear as caucus tactics unfold at Judd building and pre-convention talks continue.
Twenty five Polytechnic students were injured today as a distillery building collapsed during inspections in Peoria. The incident is blamed on faulty construction and poor maintenance, with authorities launching inquiries into the collapse.
Stanford University won the annual intercollegiate rowing championship on Oakland waterway in January with Washington, last year's champions, taking second and California third.
Washington April 1. The House approved a $25 000 appropriation to probe the money trust. The action aims to investigate alleged financial manipulation and monopoly concerns affecting national markets and public confidence.
Snod rags, Fresno local bank president, died by his own hand last night. The tragedy at the bank’s offices in Fresno, California, leaves questions about his motives and the institution’s stability.
A levee along the river broke today near Gerenville Mist flooding about 1000 miles of ground. Authorities warn of further seepage and urge evacuation for low-lying areas as the flood spreads through the region.
Event invitation for a dance at the Moana Hotel in honor of a group. The Huse walla Quintet is scheduled to play before a dinner, with tourists and local residents invited to attend.
Paris dispatch reports Lieutenant Bon jour died after a fall from an aircraft during an April 13 incident. Details remain fragmented as authorities investigate the crash and its causes.
Chicago report says James J Hill will retire soon with his son Louis Hill set to succeed him. The note implies a family transition of leadership at the organization.
A large blaze in Omaha Nebr injures no one reported and causes about 350000 in damage to the business district. Fire crews battled the flames with rapid response and secured the scene to prevent further spread.
The House committee on elections approved the Henry bill urging publicity of campaign funds. The decision came in Washington on April 15 as the measure moves toward floor consideration.
Pendleton Ore April 13 Senator La Follette starts a five day tour of Oregon with stops planned in major cities and communities. He will discuss policy, economy and reform while campaigning ahead of the elections.
A fragmentary item references sugar and a San Francis location with unclear context. The readable portions hint at a abbreviation or name linked to a removal or abatement, but concrete details or entities are incomplete.
Notes outline three territory conventions to be held next Monday. It mentions Sepibimcan and fiction style factions, and lists temporary and permanent chairmen. It notes Taft Ruble and Holstein as potential national committeeman selections and references the Democratic National Convention dynamics and candidates McCandiens and SteCarthy.
The passage records a blurred discussion about whether the Governor would win or lose and the convention's influence. It notes a proposed candidacy, the governor’s possible actions, and signals a decision by the governor to resolve the matter, with the article continuing on page 2.
Fractured Republican factions held secret conferences as divisions surfaced over leadership and strategy. Reports note tense exchanges among key figures including JP Cooke and Neale Hnetere with influence from Taft era alignments and calls for a broader merger to unify the party before upcoming conventions.
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