03 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
1
In clear but garbled text a maritime incident note appears with references to ships, locations Norfolk and Galveston, and a wireless agency report about a vessel named Natta at sea. The fragment hints at a fire on board and unrelated boilerplate about communication.
Clarence Darrow, famed attorney for the McNamara case, pleads not guilty in federal court to a grand jury indictment accusing jury bribing. The hearing follows a day of indictments announced in federal proceedings across the nation with rumors and labor figures tied to the dyling case.
A jumble of OCR text blends names, places, dates, and events as readers skim a page that hints at March activities, local figures, and scattered mentions of committees and notices. Some legible elements reference Howrah Amt Bo WoL and Prieta PM, with continued notes suggesting a multi-page story.
Appleton Wisconsin February 3 William Markland killed his father mother sister and brother then died by suicide. The case suggests tubercular illness affected mental state and led to the family massacre before his death.
Mexican factions have been warned to halt cross border firing as tensions rise near the border. The warning urges restraint and cites risk to civilians and diplomatic impact amid ongoing hostilities.
In Nedingurgh Scotland on February 3 Tor Longboat the Canadian Indian and former marathon champion defeated Kohlemainen the Finnish champion in a closely contested match.
President Taft issued a practical invitation urging the nations of the world to attend the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The message signals a major international promotional effort welcoming global participation in the event.
San Francisco February 3 The Southern Pacific Company filed a quit against John D and A B Barreckers to recover 3,000,000 advanced for the San Diego Arizona railway construction. Oceanic Steamship Company property is held as security for the debt.
Washington Feb 1 The currency reform bill will not be pressed at the current session due to political complications. The move reflects delays in advancing major financial legislation amid intra party disagreements and competing priorities on Capitol Hill.
The lengthy legal proceeding centers on a high stakes matter involving multiple parties. Names and jurisdictions appear in fragmented OCR, with references to courts and procedural terms. The document hints at filings, motions, and potential outcomes across several dates and locations.
No bill is the verdict of the grand jury investigating Bert H. Conners, a structural iron worker, on charges of dynamiting the Los Angeles Mall of Records in September 1919 and complicity in the Times blast.
San Francisco Feb 2 War of the five Chinese companies or tongs spreads over the Coast law after a street hunt between two society members.
Governor Frear outlines political stance and attacks critics in a crowded press briefing. He asserts his record as sufficient defense against opponents while noting ongoing concerns about property and policy.
The long contested commission award tied to a contract involving Whitney and others appears settled after a court decision. Key figures include Whitneys adversary and legal representatives, with a notable payment and outcomes affecting the ongoing dispute and related parties. Public notices emphasize the decision and its implications for the involved organizations and local stakeholders.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled proclamation praising a special agent tied to Taft era figures. It seems to reference wartime duties and duties of health, with scattered names and places that cannot be reliably deciphered. The piece appears inconclusive and oblique.
A fragmented historical clipping notes candidate McCandless in an opening appearance. The garbled text mentions a keynote or campaign event and references crowds, reactions, and potential support. Names and specifics are uncertain due to OCR errors, but the item conveys campaign activity and public interest.
A fragmented, OCR filled passage discusses language, national defense, and public discourse during wartime. It references leaders, places, and events, including mentions of a governor, Constantin, and various actors, with notes of continuations and reader interest.
Fragmented text references hearings at the Supreme Court, a property purchase, and ongoing legal actions involving individuals such as Macy Atchertes and Cooke Crombe Kaplotant. Mentions indicate a broader legal proceeding with potential appeals and enforcement across state lines, with notes on parties and court actions.
Cold weather sweeps the Middle West delaying traffic and causing travel slowdowns across Chicago and surrounding areas. Drivers face slick roads and travelers plan extra time as storms move through the region.
Fragmented OCR notes Major Cheatham arrival in March. Mentions infantry units and officers, with garbled place names and timestamps. References to general staff, Hawallie department, and various military designations in a drumbeat of unreadable lines.
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