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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1912
Page
7
The fragment recalls Abraham Lincoln addressing fellow citizens in 1833 at Payrville, solicited by friends to run for the Legislature. He endorses a national bank, an internal revenue system, and a high tariff, expressing gratitude if elected and acceptance if not.
The article notes the clash between the President and the Secretary of the Interior over Ruhio Frear and Desha letters, urging Republicans in Hawaii to pursue a peaceful course. It cites Abraham Lincoln as a model of calm leadership and calls on citizens to adopt domestic partisan peace and focus on island progress rather than factional strife.
Fragmented OCR reads as a political argument praising Taft and opposing a presidential successor. It references public sentiment and suggests strong support for President William Howard Taft, with discussion of policy stances and the idea of renomination. The text mentions Canada, pacification, and constitutional proposals, though the exact details are unclear due to garbled phrasing.
The readable lines show garbled dialogue about a court or meeting with mentions of a guard and a lawyer. Names like Morphy and Jonson appear in broken phrases. The text is largely indecipherable but suggests a formal discussion or trial setting in a late 19th century newspaper fragment.
Fragmented text discusses a senior Laot nomination and opposition to Colonel Roosevelt as a future candidate. It argues a President should serve beyond four years and questions public interest, election timing, and political strategy amid references to reconstructions and presidential succession.
The report references U S actions around Palmyra and Hawaiian group interactions, noting military movements, territorial claims, and potential annexation issues. It details orders for infantry units to embark for service and engineer detachments, with dates and locations implied in the fragment.
The article notes Captain Banker finally arriving after a protracted wait. Captain Marix had been stationed with the local Marine battalion for months at Beawing, with relief repeatedly delayed. Vice Lieutenant Cam Wie of the Army had been at department headquarters, stepping into a leading role during the interim.
The Heart of Harbor Chamber of Commerce censures Campbell for delay in action on a proposed steamer wharf project near Mantle Bay Kihel. The resolution urges immediate steps to proceed with the appropriation and construction, citing potential economic impact and urgency.
Ernest Kaul presents a Hawaiian show at the Ton theater with a Royal Hawaiian orchestra and a Hawaiian glee group. Tickets were reserved for Clevelanders, and early buyers included local patrons. The event, under the auspices of the Hawaiian Promotion Committee, promises a rare entablishment of entertainment for the city.
The meeting of the loan fund committee was interrupted by attorney A My May mth alleging a pipeline extension would divert water from the area. The案 discusses legislative appropriations and costs for extending the HKU pipeline to Phohekinen, with estimated figures around 18 786.
New York reports the Yerkes treasure sale opening with strong demand. The event, described amid a busy printing plant, yielded 420,058 for the first day as specialists note early returns.
A fragmented debate outlines plans by members of the Ways and Means Committee to push sugar price reductions. The aim is to ease costs per pound and address economic concerns, with emphasis on potential policy shifts and how they would affect consumers.
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee discuss a proposed readjustment of the rubber schedule aimed at cutting prices. They forecast a reduction of about 2 cents per pound on natural rubber and expect cheaper rubber for consumers if enacted.
Attorney General Alexander Lind stated this morning he received an invitation from the Commission regarding charges against ROC. Commissioner McCarthy presented the matter to the Attorney General, with the issue left to Chairman Marston Campbell to forward for action.
Max Alonzo pleaded guilty before Judge Dole in the Federal Court to three months imprisonment and a fine, with the case labeled in the Waton and Fy Herd matter.
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