10 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
1
A historical fragment reports Desha releasing a public letter about the Frear fight and Hawaii politics, mentioning Governor Frew, Delegate Kalua, and a convention tied to a party election. The text hints at a presidential action and an investigation, with a continuation note and dates around January 1911.
Washington February 10. It is understood Senator Cummins of Iowa will oppose the confirmation of Myron T. Herrick as ambassador to France. The opposition comes as Cummins seeks the presidency and to influence Taft's selection amid the campaign.
In Washington on Feb 10 the Senate committee closed its probe into the election of Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin. The panel voted seven to five, finding no guilt in bribery connected to his seat.
Washington February 10 reports say the Hoare committee investigating the sugar trust, chaired by Representative Hardwick, has unanimously reached its conclusions but will keep them secret.
Cambridge football team defeated Oxford in a key match reported from London. The result showed Cambridge leading and securing a decisive win in the game.
Berlin Feb 10 Peter Spahn the clerical named president of the Reichstag yesterday refused to serve with Socialist vice president Schelomann.
Caspar Wyoming February 10 five men are dead after an aerial tram carrying workers plunged to the ground.
Ex Governor Folk withdraws from endorsement of Missouri Democrats for the Democratic nomination and agrees with Speaker Champ Clark to divide the convention delegation, with one faction backing Folk and the other Clark. The split aims to secure support for the party’s nominee at the national convention.
Reports from the East indicate another cold spell gripping the region as frigid air returns. High winds and icy conditions forecast across several states with unusually low temperatures expected through the week.
An investigating committee held today a hearing on steel employment practices and labor conditions. Testimony focused on wages safety and working environments, with officials and workers describing industry challenges and potential reforms.
A chaotic OCR excerpt describes a political gathering with mentions of the New Party and several figures such as McCandrons, Waterhoume, and Andrews. It notes a confidential meeting, unclear attendance, and partial remarks by Laerin and others, with continuations implied.
In a chaotic court transcript Judge Doky plans to arraign a defendant in the Ped Yral Court. The proceedings reference a conndemnant hunt and extended trial delays. Attorneys and officials exchange terse remarks as the case moves toward a continued hearing and possible interim rulings.
A disrupted report details Meihlstein pausing construction on a club stables project. The account mentions site activity, planning provisions, and potential safety or regulatory implications, with references to building codes and local oversight affecting progress.
A garbled preface outlines plans for a prominent page feature this year. It mentions attendants, women outriders, and a transformative display with notable personalities presenting in a new section.
Fragmented OCR suggests a wartime note describing a secret mission cruiser and Navy planners. It mentions a West Virginia location and a potential Monday game tie in, with references to trip timing and a vessel named Weet Virginie. The text is garbled but centers on a planned departure and state involvement.
Rivelo Macbetan reports from Pikeville Kentucky that a county show today killed Louis Hall and his son Morgan two noted feudists with a long record of violence totaling twenty one killings in the feud context.
In Washington February 1 and Sacramento February 10 reports say battalion unit is to be moved to El Paso, Texas from Arizona to aid famine relief in China amid Mexican troubles. Governor Wallace issues proclamation calling for relief efforts.
The Attorney General reported morning proceedings on June first regarding a land case in Hawaii. A planter argued for forestation by a known plantation, while the defense held the government contract entitled the planter to plant trees and water them, with a continued dispute over land use and tree ownership. The case notes a lack of feed for sixteen trees and references to a contract enforcing planting duties.
A town paper reports on Democratic party maneuvers surrounding McCandless and a national convention. The piece notes planned events on April 1 and a push to secure delegates at the national meeting, with party leaders and local streets highlighted as key venues.
The Navy plans a parade with a grand display as ships and crews prepare. Officers and sailors work through a cold morning to ready the fleet for public viewing, amid preparations by the main parade committee.
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