18 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
1
A lengthy report details a voyage where immigrants are detained aboard a vessel under a strict bond rule. The piece notes federal policy, court observations, and authorities debating temporary leniencies amid detention and processing delays. Strong entities include federal officials, courts, and immigrant detainees aboard the ship.
Fragmented dispatch details General Yuan Shih-kai and the Beiyang Army. Claims he will hold power for one year amid political maneuvering and speculation about Premier Yuan’s return to influence as China faces a shifting leadership landscape.
Hackfeld & Co secures a government contract to supply coffee to the army. The announcement notes the exclusive import and distribution, with Hawaii merchants positioned to fulfill bulk coffee deliveries under War Department tender guidelines. The deal is highlighted as a significant mainland link for Hawaii coffee production and shipments.
Report claims Alfred Hames and Hillier Heanle were aboard the Titanic’s port side during the winter voyage. Mentions of WoL Hopper and others speculated on knowledge of Katherine and the Hawaiians. Princes wine and departures cited. several cables noted possible departures from Canada to Victoria and Munich.
In New York April 18 the Carpathia with Titanic survivors aboard is due to dock around 1 am Friday. A wireless message seeks 250 coffins with unknown numbers aboard. Senate Commerce Committee forms sub-committee for international Titanic probe. Ismay to be summoned.
The Senate Finance Committee heard George H. Fairchild and Judi Ballou representing the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association. A vigorous sugar lobby crowded the capital, pressing for relief on stinging duties and possible reforms to reduce burdens. Representatives of cane and beet sugar interests arrived to influence a tax or regulatory shift. (Continued on Page 3)
Fragmented report notes a decision involving Russians and a board in New York with references to sugar and a market area. The text is garbled, but indicates a legal or official action connected to a local context and wartime terms.
In New York a panel of jurors from the District Court is required to be on hand tomorrow morning at 9.4. The brief notice indicates jurors and alternates must attend, with no further details provided due to the damaged text.
In New York on April 18, railway workers refuse the locomotive engineers demands as reported from Butte Lin Cable. The message notes escalation and labor actions affecting operations and signaling potential disruptions across lines.
Rosedale Mississippi April 18 a second break in the Mississippi river levee has left about 2500 residents homeless. Local authorities report ongoing repair efforts and relief aid being organized for affected families.
Italian warships began bombardment in the Straits near Darda as part of operations in the theater. Reports from London state naval activity escalated with Italian vessels hitting targets in the waterway, signaling intensified engagement in the area.
A chaotic piece details a public contest with many entrants and prize ideas. It notes organizers urging participation and promises substantial rewards, with mentions of sponsors and expected excitement across the community. The text is garbled but conveys high enthusiasm and a call to action for potential contestants.
Fragmentary note lists a sugar item with unclear details and quantities. Entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving the main item and context ambiguous.
Washington dispatch reports the Territorial Board of Immigration plans to admit Russian immigrants held by federal authorities in Honolulu. The action follows inquiries in Washington into the legality of their entry and possible release pending assignment to employment. The cable from Albert, Washington correspondent, notes the board’s decision and outlines the ongoing immigration procedures.
An item notes W A Bowen slated to speak to the Anti Saloon League. The report includes scattered names and messy text but indicates an upcoming address by Bowen at a reform meeting.
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