19 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
1
A damaged wire service style report recalls Captain Smith of the Carpathia testifying under scrutiny to Senators. The narrative mashes fragmented details about rescue attempts and widespread panic with references to ships, officials, and ongoing investigations.
U S Washington April 1 Deliberate line figure representing Hawaii sugar planters opposes a free sugar bill in the finance committee. The report cites named officials and discussions about duties and potential impact on revenue and industry.
An awkward fragment from a historical page notes a presidential order dissolving flags and appointing officers, referencing Major Avelitatt Butt and Major Wwe eae celtb tary aide roles. It mentions the Spanish War and a ceremonial signal of reduced status, with odd phrasing throughout.
Washington and New York dispatches report Senate investigators grilling J Bruce Ismay White Star Line chair and Captain Smith survivor testimony on the Titanic disaster. Testimony details crew actions lifeboat limits and ship design amid accusations of concealment and government acts.
Percy White, brother of Mrs. James B. Castle, and his son were aboard the Titanic on its final voyage. By noon no word on their fate. Castle confirms their presence and has cabled relatives and New York offices. White is well known in the islands and had stayed with the Castles recently. their son studied at Punahou.
A garbled account suggests a chaotic event with references to a trial or confrontation. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the text implies a clash or dispute prompting security or medical action and a sequence of reactions from onlookers and participants.
The schooner Alert, bound from San Francisco to Port Townsend, collided with the bark Gardner City off Grays Harbor. The Alert sustained some damage to spars and returned to port.
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