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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1912

Page

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Dole Seeks Big Pineapple Contracts in Hawaii

Dole, head of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company and Hawaiian Pineapple Products, reportedly aims for large contracts after a recent draw on the Valley Isle. Reported bids include twenty dollars a ton for No 1 pineapples and ten dollars for No 2 with a seven year contract for banns. Several prominent Territory pineapple men are after near term output, while homesteaders fear an oversupply for their crops. Most homesteaders returned to Honolulu. one buyer ordered lumber and began work on a house. The mood is upbeat as mainland demand draws homesteaders to relocate families and establish homes.

D. Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Company Hawaiian Pineapple Products Company Nome Thme Valley Isle Lobe TV California Association Dole Jy Honolulu O. Burkey Felty Pruoayples Ones

New Era Begins for Maui's Small Farming

A Maui correspondent reports sweeping changes at the Watliku courthouse as district land agent WO Alken moves closely on applications for new small farm allotments. Continued on page 6.

Maui Tal Butt Tetin Atluisu Bebo Alken Watliku Yesterdaay

Political clash over third deputy attorney post in Cathcart fight

Charley Achi Buck sours support for City and County Attorney John W. Cathcart over the plan to name Carlos Long as third deputy. Achi accuses Cathcart of backing rivals and vows to oppose Cathcart’s reelection, claiming Sid Long lost favors and party discipline. Achi says he will mobilize against Cathcart and his allies when the next campaign begins.

Charley Achl Royah Hoan John W. Cathcart Achl Cathcarts Cathcart Carlos Long Ach Long Achi Pam

Honolulu seeks expert study to streamline city operations

Honolulu Chamber of Commerce engages expert Mr Field to probe city government efficiency. He plans a comprehensive review across all departments, aiming to save taxpayers money and identify organizational improvements, with scrutiny of procedures and potential reforms to cut duplication and waste. He will work from his Mauil base, coordinating with mayor and supervisors.

Honolulu Gooding Plo Honolulu Chamber of Commerce Tox Doy I Field Mr. Field Maul Htangen Ely Employon Hogi Ghoe Ormenbadure Shhut Evulualy Witen

Pruning Knife Cuts Deep Into Municipal Joy Rides

One page of a historic paper reports conflict over mayoral auto maintenance and city bills. Board members accuse Mayor Fern of misusing funds while a car repair firm seeks payment. The road committee calls for oversight, citing costs exceeding two thousand dollars yearly. Continued on Page 6.

Mlate Seldon Leis Low Hk Municipal Treake Wey J. J. Fern Bohuman Carriage Co Fern Murray Sohumin Carriage Company Tno Maintenanes Optiew

Charges Pringle Beat Mrs Quinn At Patel Case

A report details an alleged assault by Pringle on Mrs Quinn related to a tax matter at Patel. Quinn, a city official at the time, swore out the warrant for Pringle after visiting the police station. He claimed the incident occurred during a confrontation and expressed regret over the events.

Martin Peingie Pringle

Chauffeur Granted Time For Plea In Fatal Auto Crash

A chauffeur, named with ties to a fatal King Street crash, was granted time to enter his plea in county court. Attorney Lightfoot will represent him. The driver is linked to Manuel Bouan and his six year old son Johnny, who remain hospitalized. The incident injured the Bouan family and a preliminary report notes the victim's injuries and ongoing recovery.

Delelie King Street Wanlay Patien Lightfot Johawan Manuel Bouan Tle Johnny

New Uniform Order Restricts Civilian Dress for Army Away From Home

A recently issued military directive bans civilian clothing for officers and troops on duty in Hawaii and overseas postings. The order, detailing uniforms and approvals, excludes tropical stations only where the new tropical uniform adapts. Some detailed-duty personnel may be affected as the policy applies to Philipine, Canal Zone, Porto Rico assignments, with exemptions to be announced by the Secretary of War.

Thut Hawaii 11 Philip Hawathen Tritide AdwoKn Canal Zone Porto Rio Unifor Hawaii Nsw Tropics Hawai

April May Be Bourbon Date in Territorial Polities

Democratic waders plan flights today for primaries that precede the territorial convention to select delegates to the national convention in tatty More. Republican territorial dates already set, and the Democratic committee to hold a Lincoln text Friday to map plans for the contest. Tomorrow a meeting at McCandless precinct House near Judd Street will organize the local campaign.

Tatty Mawati Republicat Territoriat Calamit Lenocratie Territorial Committee Numan Street McCandless McCandrens Judd Street

Kaiser Opens Reichstag with Prominent Pageant

Berlin February 7 Kaiser opened the thirteenth Reichstag with Socialist members absent. He urged strengthening the army and navy in a speech as a brilliant pageant marked the opening events.

Berlin Ger Kaiver Rand

Nebraska Governor Endorses Roosevelt for President

Lincoln February 7. Governor Aldrich issued a public statement urging Roosevelt for president. Also from Hulburk Arkansas February 7 an incident report notes five ban.

Lincoln Aldrich Roosevelt

Jury to Decide on Legality in Court Case

The jury will decide if the matter is legal amid irregularities alleged during seating and procedure. The case mentions possible indictment delays and references to a Chinaman defendant and a Cameroonian jury history, with offshore sugar price context and a New York date notice.

Perestoriat Werane Die Pooper Cirwult Naual Sandie Cameroon

Harbor Channel 10 Deepened To Two Feet More

Honolulu harbor entrance channel will be two feet deeper than before as dredging progresses under contractor American Deeper Company. Captain Johann, superintendent, says the project aims for nine feet extra depth, with payment by depth actually reached. disruption and weather have slowed work on the Armstrong side while the starboard approach nears completion.

Harbor Honolulu Harbor Milone Honolulu Hatte Chey Vanema Canal Johson Tim Whawne Myron Bielye

Arrival of Japanese Ambassador Signals Broad Diplomatic Ties

The Japanese liner Shiny Mire arrives from Yokohama bearing Viscount Chinda and a delegation to greet the American side. The event is marked by formal introductions with the Usona consul general and U.S. officials, highlighting ongoing Franco and Asian interests and promising closer ties amid regional tensions.

Shiny Mire Yokohama Japan Vincount B. Chinda

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