22 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
A military review in the territory highlighted a new era as units from multiple batteries and companies assembled in formation. Officers observed the event, with spectators noting the orderly display and signals from the reviewing stand as troops prepared for future operations.
President Taft will answer Roosevelt's criticisms of the administration in a series of speeches to be delivered before March 30. The move marks a sharp intensification in their public confrontation, with both leaders facing mounting political pressure ahead of the 1912 campaign year.
Washington February 22 President Taft disapproves Secretary Hitchcock’s plan to place national telegraph systems under government control while praising his postal reforms. He supports a parcels post system and outlines related administrative views.
Reported robbery says Mrs Eugene De Sabla lost jewels valued around 50 000 after Mardi Gras night. Police note no crew linked to the theft and details remain unclear. Also: Colombia recalls Ospina from government post amid foreign policy tensions. Cincinnati indicts 30 National Company officials for Sherman Act violations as part of anti trust probe.
Portland Rose Festival greets Honolulu Floral Parade Committee with mutual wishes for success and invitation to Honolulu’s Summer Capital to send a delegation. Honolulu responds with reciprocal wishes and invites Portland to a year round summer climate. Shared hope for grand 1912 Floral Parade events June 10 to 15.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Taft and Kuhio in Hawaii political lines, referencing a convention and debated delegates. Mentions Roosevelt era politics, potential abstentions, and opposition within party factions. overall context remains unclear due to garbled text.
The article notes numerous late entrants joining the floral parade, naming participants and locations with lines about preparations and delays. It mentions caps, centerings, and various figures, ending with a continuation cue for Page 6.
A family of Nelsons traveling in central China during the revolutionary period suffered the murder of one child and the abduction of others as bands of rebels attacked. Reports describe Imperial troops and local forces responding, with widespread fear among residents and a push to flee to safer areas as unrest spread across the region.
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