02 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented report mentions pest spread, wartime confusion, and a death of Captain Sanders. Details are garbled with numerous typos and missing phrases, but references to a Senate, a city or station, and a military context suggest a local wartime update with casualty reporting and potential headquarters.
Mounted Police and General M. M. Macomb lead a list of U.S. Army units including Major Avenaat Canaitedl and Captain Lerten Erea Me Anetatty Masui as Fifth U.S. Cavalry and First U.S. Field Artillery prepare for a formal review. The notice hints at page continuation for detailed unit assignments and timing.
A chaotic, garbled account discusses territorial politics and party tensions in Hawaii. It references Governor Frear, factions within the Republican and Democratic spheres, and mentions a convention, purported letters, and anticipated party actions amid a fraught election period.
A garbled report outlines Kauai interests urging support for a new harbor project in Hawaii. The text references figures such as Work Ford and Heisiely, mentioning names and places with limited clarity while signaling a broader push for regional development.
A fragmented report notes veteran health inspectors failing ten quizzes amid a chaotic scene. It mentions examinations, written tests, and references to places and people, including Orono and Aberin, with scattered details and unclear chronology.
Experts discuss rising market activity and farm price expectations. A Wall Street scene shows investors hopeful about a push in prices and supply chains. Officials in California signal interest in stabilizing farm markets as traders eye a larger harvest season.
Report hints Emiliano Vasquez Gores, once head of the Madero junta in the United States, is suspected of involvement in the Zapatista revolt and may accept a provisional presidency.
Experient in cable circles in Chicago announces packed McFarlane and Murphy matched for a ten round bout set for February 4 in South Bend Indiana. The event aims to showcase rising weight class talent.
A British submarine in the English Channel near the Isle of Wight suffered a fatal incident resulting in fourteen crew members presumed dead. The tragedy shocked England as authorities work to determine the cause and recover survivors where possible.
Zapatista insurgents attacked the penitentiary in Chihuahua. After hours of fighting, they were repulsed by authorities with minimal reported injuries to guards and no confirmed escapees.
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging legislation to relieve Alaska's troubles and an international inquiry into the high cost of living. The call aims to address economic strain and establish a broader review of living costs.
Indianapolis prosecutors announce indictments stemming from a dynamiting case with action expected around Tuesday. Authorities note the probe involves multiple suspects and charges may be filed in the coming days.
Chae D Finley of the Finley A Simpson cotton firm in New Orleans committed death by own action amid the firm’s failure and his financial troubles. Authorities noted the collapse of the business and mounting debts contributing to the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR text about a homesteading event and a political or social gathering. Mentions people like Hesietie sie annie and Mabie, with scattered references to a campaign or meeting. Details are highly garbled and names are partially legible, limiting precise reconstruction.
A garbled 1920s style notice hints at Cooke Art Gallery opening with references to exhibits and figures like Manke and Meimei. The text lists names and places in a jumbled way, obscuring clear events or dates but implying a ceremonial or public unveiling.
Washington officials including President Tatty Attorney General Wickerram and Secretary MacVeagh have opened the campaign in Washington DC. In Joplin Missouri on February 2 Governor Folk launches his candidacy for the presidency tonight.
Washington February 2 The twenty first pension appropriation bill is up for consideration in the capital hall as lawmakers prepare to review the measure.
Coal operators urge formation of an interstate trade commission in Washington D C urging federal action to regulate mining and coal distribution. The plea underscores calls for centralized authority to oversee prices and competition in the coal industry.
Washington February 21 report states that once Governor Frear replies to Delegate Kulicke the House will be asked to submit the full correspondence for investigation. Several revolutions urging further scrutiny await executive action on Hawaii territory governance.
Unclear OCR reads like a broken notice about a sugar ban in town with scattered names and dates. The readable fragments mention a war or march context and possibly a public action or council decision. No clear individuals, organisations, places, or concrete outcomes are legible.
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