15 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented text reports a secret plan involving a Chinese figure described as a baby emperor and threats to blow up the army. It references a social meeting, a harbor, and negotiations, with alleged actors and factions. The passage is garbled but hints at a political crisis and potential military action affecting a harbor and territorial control.
A discussion outlines gutter issues and practical fixes for preventing water damage in homes. The piece mentions periodic cleaning, addressing leaks, and coordinating with local builders to ensure proper drainage and protection against rain. References to figures and names appear as placeholders amid the OCR garble.
Reports from China say Gen Li Yuen Hung, rebel leader and self-declared president, demands abdication of the infant government and recognition of the republic or immediate renewed hostilities. He claims 50,000 men in ten days if terms are refused. In Amoy, antiforeign sentiment grows as consuls note unrest and recall of missionaries.
London crowds surged with excitement over an unfounded rumor that King George died at the Delhi Durbar. The false report circulated amid wartime tension and disinformation in the British capital.
Washington December 15 reports a tentative agreement to modify Russian restrictions on Jewish passports.
London dispatch reports Britain has barred American firms from supplying the army and navy while a dispute with U S trusts regarding a case proceeds. The action reflects ongoing tensions in wartime procurement and trade policy.
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, two showgirls charged with shooting millionaire W. E. Stokes, have been acquitted after facing charges of improper conduct. The New York case concluded with the defendants cleared of all accusations.
A report notes a Standard American securing a job valued at two million dollars. Details of the arrangement and involved parties are limited in the readable text.
A Honolulu unit reports its motor fire trucks withstood the severest tests after a demonstration by multiple departments. The engines, described as performing at a high rate, answered exacting requirements and impressed officials.
A sensational confession by Private Quirk reveals a plan by an entire Marine unit to attack Fort Riley with explosives. Dismissed chaplain Rev Charles Brewer is implicated in motive of revenge. Troops at Camp Junction, Kansas, and nearby Cay Comin participate in a tense search for threats.
Major Charles S Hill U S M C commands at Camp Cowles. The narrative blends wartime training with fleet movements toward Pearl Harbor and evolving naval strategies as ships maneuver through California waters. Readers glimpse the tension of looming operations and the cautious approach to new tactics amid evolving alliances.
An OCR readable fragment describes a court proceeding for a defendant named Connie facing a ten year sentence with allowances for good behavior. Jurist remarks reference continued confinement and a future determination of release based on behavior, noting a possible ten year term with monthly reviews.
An unclear fragment mentions a sugar ban in San Francisco with references to oil and December dates. Names and places are partially legible, including Preston and Manhattan, while other details remain obscured.
A damaged message notes California officials expect increased funds for inspectors and campaign support. It mentions a potential $8750 figure cited by Carnes and references the Hioxsuge reeled from State Hort turint Conk of California.
The Second Infantry and supporting units at Vancouver Washington are reorganized with Colonel Mansfield taking command of the department but without an executive officer. Colonel Rogers is assigned to the Second on paper but not yet attached, while fourteen alien enlisted men depart with a contingent led by Major Aylin. General Macon conducted the movement yesterday, returning to Pearl Harbor.
Postmaster Joseph G. Pratt announces December 15 extended hours to handle holiday rush and overseas mail for the steamship Manchuria. General Delivery clerks will open late and stamps, Western Union money orders, and mail will be available until midnight. Regular business resumes with sailing times adjusted for registered and ordinary mail.
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