26 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1911
Page
1
A cruiser struck a marine railway causing heavy damage and a large plate of the hull to buckle below water. Divers worked to steady the vessel while a rescue party freed the wrecked hull from the cradle as the steamship Claudine drifted to safety. The incident left the vessel marooned and prompted continued coverage.
Gen Yuan Shih Kai and Dr Sun Yat Sen agree that the national assembly will determine China s form of government. The plan envisions a republican system with Shanghai and Nanking as focal points while peace terms are discussed.
A W Carter, back in Honolulu, signals no clear campaign plan yet. He spent mainland time on Parker Ranch business and his own affairs, noting that Can Francisco exposition activity supported his views while Honolulu papers kept him largely out of the spotlight.
Aware that many sanitary corps officers and men face expiring furloughs January 4, authorities sought extensions with Major General Murray’s approval. If denied, numerous workers may resign and leave post, triggering staffing and administrative turmoil across precincts and city committees. A meeting is planned to assess options and report to the city, with new quarters being arranged for committee use by January 1.
A shaky report from Wiineeltie describes Deputy Jailer Pano and Sheriff Jarrett guiding a deputy detour to a joy ride in a police car. Christiane Day and Sergeant Kellett assisted, leading to the suspect’s removal and a continuation noted on page 2.
A dispute among a touring vaudeville troupe led to internal strife as members clashed over contracts and travel plans. Captain Johnean and Purser Crew of the Wilhelmina halted a delegation at the Honolulu Matson wharf while actors protested removal demands. Several performers slipped away to land in Honolulu, with the rest remaining aboard as tensions rose and a detachment joined later.
Harbor Policeman Jack Veday arrested two Japanese haltermen named Horlo and Colle at 1 PM for fishing for mullet and other small fish near the United Star in Granting Inland. They were brought to the police station for questioning as officials consider the incident. Governor Wroar said no official news was received from Naechinitin about the Palatinate and he does not expect to hear on January 1, but acknowledged some pelvil Jonheod content in a perplexing report.
Teheran reports martial law to restore order amid civil unrest after the dismissal of the American treasurer-general at the demand of Russia. Persian officials deny charges of murder and outrage against Russian soldiers as demonstrations follow the news.
County board approves multiple appropriations for city street widening, hotel street improvements, Pearl Harbor railway upgrades, port mercure, fire department equipment, lighting extensions, auto patrol wagon, and road maintenance. Supervisors spar over spending while approving new projects and noting funds from general and other sources.
The surrender of Gen Bernardo Reyes marks a turning point in Mexico City. The event signals a major shift in the political struggle, with Reyes capitulating amid mounting pressure and military maneuvering.
Glasgow December 26 The Guiller monthan foundered in the Bay of May and the captain and fifteen crew members perished in the disaster.
In federal court at Trenton on June 26 a further extension was granted for the filing of answers in the U S suit to dissolve the steel trust. The extension allows more time for defendants to respond to the government's action and pursue possible settlements or defenses.
Charles H. Hodges, retired officer and noted military figure, died today at age 64. Hodges served as a Civil War veteran and held a prominent position in the military community, leaving behind a legacy as a respected officer.
Mrs J G Walters, wife of De Walters, was reported in serious condition at their residence on Kitau and Parkiki streets after a fall this afternoon. Local observers noted a sudden change in her health as the incident occurred.
Robert Horner and Hirsh hie attorney led a motion in Circuit Court with Cooper to seek the answer of the Kulkalaw Pan tathin Company. Albert Hornier, president, involved as writ of muundanite and writ Med oualnat them for the airpoRH OF Having a Meeting called. The motion contends the meeting is not properly called and the promoter’s authority is questioned.
Admiral Thoman led an inspection of Pearl Harbor drydock works with Admirals Soutterland and Cowles aboard California. Camp Very, Camp Cowlen, and staff also inspected facilities while a water rescue near the pier saved two young women with the chief engineer pulling them to safety.
Lyle A. Dickey and D de Withington, rival attorneys, argued the Atcherley case before the US Supreme Court. Dickey informed rival that his client Mew Atcherley had won the pay. After hearings in Washington and travels to Chicago and San Francisco, both aimed to reach Wilhelmina. The court had ruled in favor of Sarw Atcherley, with late-word carried by The Walletine News.
General Arty Murray left on the Overland Limited for Washington to confer with officials on fortifications for Pearl Harbor Hawaii. He will urge a quarter battery on the harbor opposite side to halt landing parties in his absence Brigadier General Daniel J Brust will command the division in his absence.
Unclear OCR fragment describes potential site in Shafter for military facilities amid local debate. Mentions authorities, permissions, Mayall area, extended ground plans, and possible construction near a long rail or road network. No clear dates or definitive outcomes available in readable text.
Reported in Wilmington on December 16, negotiations aim to settle the armory location dispute by May. The war department considers a new site option amid uncertainty and political pressure from a broad coalition, with officials indicating progress toward a final decision.
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