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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1912
Page
13
Fragmented OCR summary recollects Civil War era events with names and units like Ayres and WF Xborman, discussing batteries, fortifications, and military tactics. Mentions leaders, battles, and strategic actions, framed as reminiscence of long past conflict.
A fragmentary, OCR era account depicts Confederate seeks to strike Newborn coast, Union defense near Port Royal sound, and a broader debate on restoration of the Union. It mentions Hull, Stein Lom, Mattern, and port defenses, plus slaveflight and population fears amid coastal moves and a looming northern mobilization.
A House committee moved to add 618000 to the Agricultural Bill to fund Mediterranean fruit fly extermination. Plans include sending experts to Australia and Hawaii to study parasites and local life to curb the menace. Senate navigation aids for Pearl Harbor and related bills advance on the calendar.
Washington February 1 Secretary McClellan, representative of the Honorary Chamber Commerce and Merchant Association, described Dr Sun Yat sen as the founder of a Chinese republic inspired by American ideals. He traced Sun’s education campaign in Hawaii and the push toward a republic, and noted American teachers aided his cause. He warned that Pacific power balance hinges on Hawaii and criticized Japan’s aims as commercial and strategic in the islands. He urged patriotic sentiment among Americans abroad to support Revolutionary War records projects endorsed in Congress.
An article reports the War Department planning to deploy about 1000 aeroplanes with General Allen coordinating. It discusses funding needs, production targets, and political interest as Congress weighs approving extensive air power for national defense and potential strategic use against enemy fronts.
The Imperial heavy duty Marine and Stationary Gas Engines, built in San Francisco, are praised by American Fish & Oyster Co and others for reliability. Testimonials note multiple cylinder models powering fleets, with Henning A. Peterson listed as Imperial agent for the Hawaiian Islands at 1150 Alakea Street, Honolulu.
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