26 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
A dramatic scene unfolds as Duke rescues a man from a city pool in Atlantic City. The narrative also mentions a complex estate matter involving Heiress Photia Parker and the Parker trust with Alfred W. Hunter as trustee, plus a race and local headlines surrounding the event.
Fragmented OCR text references Pearl Harbor, Admiral Cawelinn, Bureau of Navy Yard, and engine work. Mentions focus on future vessel power plants and concrete components. Content is garbled with names and actions, lacking coherent events or dates.
The list of contestants for the Splendid Capital Prize is released tomorrow. The page promises a young woman's name may win the Regal 1912 automobile or other awards such as a Remington player piano a $100 diamond ring and more.
A sensational election feature centers on young women candidates in a large campaign. The piece promises major attention with the possibility of nominations and a national feel, noting high stakes and broad public interest while discussing who these women are and how they could win.
Reports from the Titanic disaster detail discarded distress signals and the recovery of bodies of John Jacob Astor and Isidor Straus. Witness testimonies cite vessel speed at impact and wireless delays as investigations unfold in Chicago, Southampton, and New York dispatches.
On the stand in New York April 18, Captain Réstran described a restrained, direct account of the Titanic disaster. He spoke plainly, avoiding speculation, outlining his actions and decisions aboard the Carpathia as observers watched the inquest unfold in the Waldorf Astoria.
Captain Charles HL Harlow, commander of the cruiser California, retires from the navy at his own request. He is reported to have served for decades and to have influenced officers and officials aboard during his career, ending a long tenure with plans to pursue private matters and a peaceful retirement.
In San Francisco a transport Buford was ordered to scour the Mexican American refugees as a blaze destroyed the holdings of Hannan & Henry in Oxnard, Nevada. The insured value of the loss totals about $204,000.
William G. Irwin, noted in aviation circles, returned from San Francisco this morning. Mrs Trewin accompanied him, and friends report his health remains weak but shows signs of improvement after a long trip.
Eight delegates are instructed for Roosevelt in Missouri as Taft forces express dissatisfaction and meet at a hotel to name four. In Oyster Bay, Roosevelt says he will answer Taft's attack tonight and is expected to address charges over the Harvest Trunt investigation that was dropped.
American beet sugar rises by three cents per hundredweight in New York with references to officials and a potential political note. Report mentions Joane Hintane and an attaché, along with Governor nominees and a train incident at Central Station in New York.
President Taft Vice President Sherman and General Wood lead a distinguished gathering at General Grant's funeral in New York on April 26. Other civil and military representatives attend.
Pittsburg Pa April 28 The historic Academy of Music building has been destroyed by fire entailing a loss of about Titled injury values not specified in source. The report notes the historic structure burned with extensive damage and cites a large financial impact on the community.
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