13 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
1
President Taft ordered a broad investigation into alleged wholesale dynamiting after a October conference with Oscar Lawler assistant attorney general in Los Angeles. The move follows reports of coordinated bombings and calls for action to curb the sabotage.
Readable lines portray a tumultuous exchange over civic issues, with quoted defiance and references to a trampling controversy. Mentions of hearings, the arena, and a crowd mood suggest a noisy public scene. Names and places blur in the OCR, preserving mood and conflict without clear attribution.
A garbled report from The Mawathar Panttry Aveanniouity riviera shows a bustling opening day with visitors examining birds and displays. Exhibitors from The Palais Of HHICHMNTITY and The Hin belie phiwn in Avory Stmeo present diverse breeds and curious attendees. Continued on Page 2.
Princess Lowise and other British royals were rescued from the steamer Delhi after it stranded off Cape. The royal party, including several distinguished passengers, were brought to safety as authorities stabilized the situation and assessed repairs.
Private Mishael Quirk of Fort Riley confessed to a series of destructive acts at Fort Riley. He implicates ex chaplain Brewer, who was court-martialed and discharged, with serious charges proven before his arrest.
Phoenix December 13 Arizona results confirm Democrats win big with both U S Senators elected, a congressman victorious, and a governor chosen in a decisive statewide contest.
A muddled report notes a broad sugar suit involving Utah, Idaho and Oregon as state subclaims in a trust dissolution case in New York. A Utah Chamber of Commerce meeting is slated for this afternoon in the Stangelwald building to discuss important local affairs.
A fundraiser raises $10,000 for the King’s Daughters in memory of “Mother” Rice. Attendees discuss using the funds to purchase building materials for hall improvements and related society needs.
The dispute centers on a split among Kukalan stockholders led by Robert Horner and Albert Horner. Judge J Cooper heard the case in circuit court regarding a writ and the legality of a board meeting called by the president to elect directors and manage the plant. The matter questions the validity of Horner’s reelection as president and manager amid stockholder protests.
Merchants announced today that following tomorrow it will keep stores open and deliveries will be made in the morning. The Christian holiday is noted by local stores as a voluntary observance with no formal closure.
Pirates on the West River seize a steamer and hold it under the bows of Chinese warships stationed there. The ship’s destination is Hong Kong in China, with reports dated December 13.
Mrs Pedar Sather leaves the University of California a one half million dollar estate in her will. The document also notes a divorce case involving Okada, with legal filings continuing.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names H E Hendrick and Stressrnaught with Marchant and Alakes. context unclear but suggests a report on racing or competitive events. Limited readable facts prevent precise summary beyond noting an acting agent and listed individuals.
Notice details changes in post office box rental rates with emphasis on qualification under department regulations. It lists quarterly charges for various box sizes and services, citing receipts and deadlines as the Postal Service prepares to implement higher fees.
New York December 13 President Thomas J Lynch of the National to heed the organization First Baseman Sharpe fale team has been set to succeed Harry Wolverton as manager of the Oakland team in the Coast League.
An unclear report mentions Admiral Thomas discussing ships and fleets. The fragment references Turkey, possibly a naval context, with mentions of joining forces and expectations. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors.
Deputy Attorney General Sutton outlines two key points for Wilson to prove in court to win the case. First, show a responsive contractor was in place for the warrants task and consider the contract’s terms. Second, prove the How fund commission acted fraudulently or abused its discretionary powers.
Fragmentary notes recount the jury verdict over McMahon’s case, detailing firearm handling, motive, and witness testimony. The defense argues the shot came from the outside, while the prosecution claims it came from the interior hand of the accused. The judge’s terms set sentencing for Friday morning next, with a verdict awaiting formal pronouncement.
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