16 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a War Department evaluation of armory locations and border fortifications. Mentions Secretary of War, national guard, territory borders, and fortifications with tentative notes on command, readiness, and potential sites, amid unclear lines and garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a steward on a street named W Gi Hall 15 drowned. The readable bits mention Lah Wiehe Li Witten Wawel and scattered place-like terms, but no clear names, dates, or event details to confirm a full incident narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions April 16 and Monte Aloe Lo with unclear names and events. Readable facts include a date portion and scattered proper nouns, but the overall story is obscured. Unable to determine a coherent main event or involved entities from the fragment.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at internal party calls for unity amid factional rifts. Reproach and personal appeals appear linked to an upcoming convention and loyalty to the Republicite party.
A fragmented Honolulu rumor page details a now famous Diana wedding and honeymoon. The tale centers on a public figure, noting a private life and a high profile romance with mentions of Los Angeles, press interest, and a subsequent separation amid evolving events.
A fragmented report outlines tariff plans discussed in the Senate and House committees. Key figures include Leyla and Governor Taylan, with debate focusing on federal protection, coordination, and potential coalition dynamics. Further coverage promised on page three.
Fragmented dispatches from Washington report Secretary Howall to probe Gov Frear administration amid a political rift driven by Delegate Kate Urge. The effort follows claims of conspirators in state affairs, with officials cautious about future disclosures as press and readers await page 4 details. In Halifax, Titanic survivors are unlisted aboard Virginian and Parisian. Major Archie Butt and Astor are missing.
Halifax reports 866 aboard Carpathia, mostly women and children, from Titanic disaster. Unaccounted total now 1617. Wreckage sighted near Minia, no boats found. Steamers near scene bow to hope. Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Strauss, and Mrs. Futrelle survive. J B Thayer unaccounted. Revenue cutters to meet Carpathia. Virginian aided then moved east. World parliaments send sympathy as losses total about 2.1 million.
Wailuku girls clinched a victory in a mid season contest as the home team earned points from standout players. The crowd saw strong performances by team captains and key scorers, with memorable moments shaping the game and securing the win.
The report covers Dole advocating a secret ballot at the Meyabi Territorial Convention amid tension and applause. Dole underscores independence from outside influence, urging adoption of secret voting to preserve voters' will within a volatile gathering. The scene includes chants and protests as delegates react to the discussion.
New York April 16 The steamer Parisian heads to Halifax with possible Titanic survivors aboard while Virginian and Olympic sail east. Dr Washington Dodge is missing and Mrs Dodge with the Carpathia family are aboard. In London designer Alexander Carlisle argues the ship’s sole sank due to iceberg contact. the Strausses missed boarding Titanic by minutes.
A wild hoax joke victimized Zane a Pacific Countesy resident aboard the Wilhelmina while en route on the Mateo Navigation liner. The deception aimed to ruin his reputation with forged messages attributed to ship officers and the press, prompting police inquiry and a page three continuation.
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