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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1912
Page
1
JOPLIN MO Feb 20 The name of Champ Clark tops a list of Democratic supporters in Missouri who are preparing resolutions to instruct the state delegation for Clark at the national Democratic convention in Baltimore.
A federal grand jury in Chicago has indicted two railroads, four individuals, and two theatrical concerns for rebating in advertising. The cases allege interference with interstate commerce by approving rebate rates and other improper practices in the advertising market.
New York Feb 20 J Merpont Morgan and Co announce a new skyscraper to replace the current building that houses the bank.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has prescribed an eighty cent rate per hundred on hardwood lumber to the Pacific Coast. The action was announced from Washington D C on February 20.
Stock trading in New York reached the year's low as quiet markets persisted amid limited activity. The day closed with muted moves and overall slow turnover across major listings.
Fragmentary note suggests a sugar ban discussion in California with references to individuals and a date, unclear details. No coherent event or outcome is detectable from the OCR snippet.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Johnson and a defiant figure, with references to violent events and suspects. It describes a crowd, a crash or collision, and alleged deliberate acts in street settings, but the text is severely unclear and inconsistent.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large vessel with 86 staterooms and 24 engine rooms, 18 hull displacement, 24 inch double hull, substantial cargo and fuel storage, and a private dining area. Mention of Vice-President and Chief Engineer implies a formal ship presentation or catalog entry.
Taft today submitted the report of the employers liability commission urging enactment of an employers liability and compensation bill. The measure would provide protection for employers and workers, promoting nationwide coverage and worker safety.
Mexico City Feb 20 The Zapatistas were defeated in a hard battle at Santa Maria. Twenty seven prisoners and guards were killed at Puebla in an attempted escape.
On the San Domingo frontier revolutionists kill forty federals. A six year old boy and a four year old girl figure in violent acts. A theft and an explosion occur at a New York home. details include Lande Eben and Mrs Jamon Davie of Partly Oregon. Robbers strike, an insurance executive involved, and past leadership at a company referenced in the unrest.
Decorated floats draw crowds as the Floral Parade prepares for a grand showing. The special committee confirms final meeting details, with a long list of entrants and elaborate decorations promised for the event. Parade kicks off as reporters await clearer lists and judging criteria.
Formation details describe a ceremonial event with a royal procession including a king queen and cavalry. The text references a hotel route and aides assembling a formal march through city streets with named figures and sections for bands and carriages.
A garbled note describes a weather based postponement impacting a planned event at a port venue. It mentions wind shifts, possible rain, and delays affecting performances and electric company arrangements. No clear names or places are recoverable.
Report describes a morning conference between Delegate Kuhio Cooke and A W Carter at Kaplolani Estate as Taft League factions seek harmony. No decisive Developments by 1:30 PM. expectations center on talks before any agreement. Rooosevelt sentiment and party realignments loom in Hawaiian delegation plans for national conventions.
Fragmented OCR text describes naval movements and commands, with mentions of Commander Terhune, the state, and preparations for expeditions. It references Keabikokius May and Milo, Cape tale Conk monument repairs, and a planned Pinafore performance. The source is garbled and difficult to parse, but centers on military activity, ships, and associated events.
Fragmentary report outlines first step toward a permanent Hone Heart Harbor road from Kalakare to Punchbowl and King Street. It mentions a twenty thousand dollar fund, consultation with city and county engineers, widened pavement, and tentative plans for Monnaion Muntow Road along a Commerce alignment with public hearings and bids to proceed.
Crowds lined the streets as numerous float entries from Kaiulani and Hilo groups moved along the parade route. Community clubs including Hawaiian Fire, Cane Clubs, and the United Chinese Benevolent Society showcased creations, with the Brewer & Co Cantin & Cooke alliance also presenting. Local organizations and vendors highlighted the festive event, alongside youth and cultural groups.
The document outlines a political struggle over convention delegates, referencing possible double conventions, timelines from April to November, and figures debating whether a candidate will seek a national convention seat. It mentions efforts by Republicans and Democrats, with notes on campaign strategy and communications across the territory.
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