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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1912
Page
7
The Bulletin endorses Taft for renomination citing his Pacific policy, argues appointing a Commissioner to Hawaii is the only practical fix for the Governor Delegate dispute, and appeals to Taft supporters to back his positions for the Territory’s welfare.
Thurston's Advertiser calls for Kuhio's defeat while taft League denies involvement and urges Republicans to unite. The Bulletin reprints the Taft League president's statement and argues for resolving the fight between the Governor and the Delegate to clarify Hawaii's political atmosphere.
A garbled OCR page recounts a stream of misread names and scattered events. It mentions Frank, Mick, Wiebe, and Ve in a jumbled scene with cars, walking crowds, and a distant market or sale. The piece reads like a diary fragment with no clear single event.
The piece attacks a morning paper led plan promoting a citizens' movement and Taft's policies, arguing it would poison Hawaii's political progress. It denounces racial division, warns Governor's support would prove unfitness, and urges unity for American progress in the islands. It warns against calling Polynesians dog-eaters and stresses rational democracy and development.
A curiously garbled court document appears to reference an appeal by Pham Yeon and a related payment issue. The text shows fragmented names, dates, and legal terms, with unclear connections to specific actions or outcomes. Further legible records are needed to clarify the case status and involved parties.
Fragmented OCR reports a discussion of a new president position in China, naming Sun Yat Sen era figures and possible successors. The text mentions Yuan Shih Kai and others in a tangled account of leadership claims, loyalties, and dynastic power within a transitional political scene.
A Tutt League afternoon meet features tension as a potential executive decision prompts threats and questions. The story centers on what the league's split might mean for officials, reporters, and the future of the league.
The Liberty News editor reports on contenders for Chinese leadership amid a scramble around Sun Yat Sen and Yang Shih Kal, naming Uyun Shi Kal and others as possible figures. The piece hints at factions, interpretations, and court notice language surrounding the Ching court administration and the Nanking arrival.
Febryary report discusses potential flag raising and diplomatic steps involving China and local authorities. A confidential letter to the Chinese Minister references Governor Frode Chbe and the Hawaiʻi visit, noting secrecy and a voyage not at sea and a planned return not specified.
A garbled newspaper fragment outlines legal notices and consumer warnings amid claims of disease dangers. It references medical claims, attorney general actions, and a court case with an apparent self harm death linked to a hospital context, listing several names and places as it drifts through confused passages.
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