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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented historical notice discusses Dock McNamara and demands for change amid political and labor tensions. It references the harbor, the navy, and proposed actions by officials, with calls for accountability and reform within the administration.
Los Angeles dispatch details attorney accounts of a change of plea by McNamara and the related statements by Charles Darrow. The narrative frames the case at Llewellyn Iron Works, the bombings, and the broader implications for labor and reform, with quotations about personal guilt and the pursuit of justice.
Tehran Dec 12 Russia will accept the apology and withdraw the motion to dismiss Morgan Shuster the American financial adviser to the Persian government No indemnity will be demanded and future appointments will be under Anglo Russian influence within the constitution of the Russian altitude
Rao reports from Delhi that King George and Queen Mary were today proclaimed monarchs with a pro fermion unparalleted in its magnificence. The event marks a grand display in Delhi, highlighting imperial ceremony and imperial authority.
An evening dance at Moana is announced with invites extended to local Army and Navy personnel and community members. Nearby venues and organizers are listed for attendees to join the event tonight.
A scrambled wartime dispatch details a naval supply ship sent toward Honolulu and potentially toward China. The report notes officials approving action, with a governor’s conference lasting over two hours to decide next steps amid tensions and strategic aims in the Pacific theater.
The American League cuts relations over alleged ticket campaigning in New York tied to the world championship series. Future championship games may be canceled unless tickets are controlled by the league on its ground, with turmoil surrounding the event and officials examining the situation.
Washington December 12 The national Republican committee announced the convention date for June 18 in Ohio. The arrangements program was ratified. Harry Stewart New, Indiana committee man, was named chairman of the committee on convention arrangements.
BOBTON Mass Dec 12 government moves to dissolve the United States Shoe Machinery Company under the Sherman antitrust act after alleging a shoe trust. Stevlar BulLetta Cable notes the government action seeks breakup and stronger competition in the industry.
A reported insurrection in Albania involves about 12,000 people according to sources from Albania and European Turkey, with London reporting the danger and scope of the event.
Henry Cable reports that twenty suffragettes in London have been indicted as part of legal actions tied to protests during the November demonstrations.
Washington December 12 The House committee on foreign affairs agreed to recommend action on the treaty with Russia amid protests over discrimination against Jewish citizens and restrictions affecting Catholic and Protestant missionaries. The debate touched on passport controls and the broader impact on U S Russian relations.
Blanchard responds forcefully to Norgaard's criticisms amid a controversial federal inquiry. The exchange references the Health Department, the Department of Agriculture, and actions by the artillery commission, with notes on internal documents and personnel remarks. The discussion hints at ongoing inquiries and potential political pressure.
Dr. George W. McCay and Dr. Edward R. Marshall revisited Honolulu to renew mosquito control efforts. They inspected water-filled holes and standing water, noting many breeding sites. They planned a comprehensive campaign to prevent larvae from maturing and undoing two months of work. The Floral Parade is set for February 22, and preparations should begin now.
Letters from WM. Ebeling accuse Gamalielson Cane of being trash and discuss cane planting plans at an old sugar operation. He asserts ongoing tensions over who controls cane sourcing and profits, urging publication of his critique and naming local figures. He references a debtor Harpers and a mysterious plan to reap cane, signaling discord in Makawell's sugar community.
Honolulu considers a harbor celebration linked to Pearl Harbor opening events. Merchants and Chamber of Commerce plan joint control over harbor activities with Association influence, including launches and yachts. An interisland excursion from Nu HMN Wharf at 980 hotelock is slated, with possible chartering of local fort personnel and ships. The discussion continues at a special Chamber meeting and May open negotiations.
Hap Tat Soon, a Korean prisoner working at Maleiki thin morning, hanged himself shortly after eating the neon meal. Deputy Sheriff Rowe will hold an inquest tonight. Also announced: Evelyn Almond Withrow’s pictures will be exhibited after Thursday at Kilohana Art League room, open daily except Sunday.
R C L Perkins, an entomologist famed in Hawaii, arrived aboard the Korea and will discuss the orient entomological problem. The historic date of arrival remains uncertain but Perkins is considered an authority on yellow fever vectors and is noted for his work in Honolulu with planter authorities.
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