27 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
1
A summary of a governmental inquiry into fever control spending criticizes a roughly 1000000 dollar discrepancy linked to a sanitation project. The report urges legislative action and notes approval by civic groups and the Chamber of Commerce, with recommendations for board oversight and monetary remedy.
A chaotic report discusses Hawaii immigration decisions and a literacy test proposal. It notes fears over entry limits, mentions R. Wilcox the late delegate, and cites opinions from Clark and others on how age and nationality affect admission. The piece blends scandal and policy with speculation on future restrictions.
In a House debate on naval affairs the exact proposed cost for a 200 foot drydock extension at Pearl Harbor is discussed. The committee is reviewing whether the work is essential and whether funding should be tied to the SRN report and naval station needs.
Hawaii Democrats plan a promotional tour for the Territory to influence the national convention. They argue mainland policy errors on the fuel and sugar industries must be corrected, highlighting local crops like pineapple and sugarcane and stressing demonstrations to attract delegates.
Washington sources report that the Senate authorized an investigation into presidential campaign funds for the years 1904 and 1908. Sanction granted for examining donations, expenditures, and potential irregularities connected to major candidates and committees. The inquiry aims to reveal funding sources and ensure compliance with campaign finance laws.
Fragmented OCR notes report Sugar Han franchised and Sunray launch delays. Mentions ale ta ee aee se aE terms and references to Gen dann Wo Nel He tod, Louig, and Wahbiton Hniverstix in unclear context. No clear dates or events emerge.
Four wealthy aristocrats and a photographer join a sailor voyage to Honolulu, dubbed the "Millionaire Tramps." The group, including Heywood Brown and George R. Little, travel aboard the Edward Sewall, facing doubts from the mayor and captain, with the plan unraveling as the crew evolves and tensions rise during the voyage.
A noted benefactor, known for vast charitable gifts in education and public work, died poor after distributing wealth across numerous causes. The donor’s last years saw large sums given to universities, hospitals, and community initiatives, with many projects bearing his name. His passing marks the end of a life devoted to philanthropy despite personal financial decline.
Buford, ordered to scour the Mexican coast for American refugees, will depart San Francisco Monday at noon. The transport sails as part of a relief effort, with plans to locate and evacuate Americans in distress along the coast.
A Red Cross cable from Shanghai reports about one million people suffering from famine and disease amid an urgent relief appeal.
In Washington Captain Moore of Mount Temple testified he was near the Titanic when she sank. An unidentified steamer and a tramp were nearby. In New York the body of artist Francie Millet, who died in the disaster, has been recovered.
Desperate civil war erupts in Paraguay as rebels clash with loyalist forces near Buenos Aires. Rebels report initial successes while loyalists counterattack, sustaining damage. Authorities seek support as the country descends into fighting, with reports of battles and shifting control.
Stockton California April 27 A cracksman named Hartman was fatally wounded by Postmaster Williamson after the bandit had blown the safe. The incident occurred during the attempted burglary at the Stockton post office. Williamson fired in defense, striking Hartman and ending the crime attempt.
In Willimantic Connecticut on April 27 1900 1500 operatives of the American Thread Company walked out in a strike that halted production and drew attention from local officials and workers alike.
Washington April 27 authorities report the Mexican situation easing. Indians are described as quiet and the British government signals possible naval protection for British interests as tensions ease.
Columbus Apr 77 Senator Andrews has been sentenced to nine months in the penitentiary for bribery.
This page lists candidates for the Hawaii event and a $4,500 Popularity Cup. It mentions Fridays and Mondays for vote results, with delays and rewards for participation. The piece hints at names to watch and emphasizes prizes for those who appear with their entries.
A garbled wartime style notice describes maneuvers, camp sites, and participants. It mentions the National unit, the Pecalar division, Port Bhaiter, and a third camp at Manali with various troops and permissions, outlining deployment and training actions.
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