29 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
1
A massive parade plus a naval review unfolds as Kahulai hosts 600 striking workers and guards the spectacle with bluejackets marines and a marching band. Governor Walter Be Frew and military officials attend, praising patriotism and civic duty.
The text reports a county 10 matter testing a food law with a judge delaying proceedings. It mentions a Chinese deal and a discussion of government interference, with references to a Supreme Court appearance and a defendant named in vague terms.
A jumble of names and phrases reports an effort to change the title to Makiki Lots. The text mentions surveyors officials and new owners and hints at legal or administrative steps shifting property control. The passage is garbled but centers on a title change and anticipated work by new owners.
City and county salaries face sharp reductions as a budget review panel weighs cuts. A projected $10,000 misused from Fire Chief WIneston’s fund for four cars is cited, with Promotion and Pork commission donations also under scrutiny. The committee considers shaving $16,000, $250 for Promotion, and other items, as warrants begin to be registered.
A steel collapse this morning in Santa Ana caused one death and injuries to another while workers attempted to secure bundles. Officials of the naval station assisted at the scene and the injured were transported to General Hospital for treatment. Details remain incomplete as investigators review site conditions and witness statements.
In a court session the Kukaiu case returns with counsel for Ale Ett Herier challenging a previous action. The proceedings involve Preemptory motions and questions of jurisdiction as both sides present arguments to the Supreme Court panel.
The Pacific fleet may stay in Chinese waters beyond January as officials weigh conditions and timetable. Admiral Thomas Uik warns the meet could be delayed while confirming no immediate departure, with potential homeward movement to California waters by January if feasible amid unsettled China conditions.
Cowboys from Allen Wall's ranch report three nights of glow at Mokuaweoweo on the Mauna Loa plateau while Kilauea crater lava drops six feet then begins to rise again with fountains increasing last night.
In a garbled report from SHANGHAI to Honolulu, a Chinese United Society seeks funds for new government debts. The piece claims Sim was elected president by sixteen votes to one and describes chaotic scenes with crackers and celebrations in Chinatown as residents react to Liberty News.
A long, garbled OCR passage mentions California horticulture, patents, and government actions. It references telecommunication, a monthly publication, and discussions about regulation and development. The text appears as a partial page splash with stray names and topics, continued on Page 2.
The article reports a national convention decision in Washington to organize a new government, with the United States announcing it will not recognize the new republic of Glena as imperial forces continue the conflict. Bun Yat Sen elected president of the new republic by a vote of twenty one to one in Bhanghai.
Taft plans to seek help from Bannard, a prominent Republican, for the early campaign. The article notes Bannard’s potential involvement and the strategic role in Taft’s preliminary efforts.
In Tabaiz Persia on December 23 Russian forces conducted an operation against the officials quarters and restored order. The advance halted any further unrest as troops asserted control and moved to stabilize the city.
In Guayaquil on December 2 the public proclaimed General Patio Montero as president of the republic. The move marks a rapid leadership change in Ecuador as the country awaits formal recognition and stabilization of the new government.
Heavy fighting in Mellila Morocco leaves 68 Spaniards killed and 228 wounded. Reinforcements for the tribesmen arrive as the clash continues.
Reportedly the U S destroyer Warrington arrived at Norfolk, with details garbled in transmission. The vessel, likely damaged, is being guided to port amid uncertain reports from Hampton Roads.
Property listing shows a first floor store with a hall on the second floor available for rent. Location references include Oilers Bingley or en Buite and streets Merchant and Alakwa. No clear contact or price details provided.
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