28 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented report from Wakefield indicates a delegate contest over a wharf project at Haneda harbor. Officials, led by Mir Wakethetd, debate future plans tied to riverfront redevelopment and port infrastructure responsibilities. Continued coverage promised on Page 7.
Fragmented OCR notes show Delegate Kuhio facing threats and a tense convention. Mentions Howell, Hart Howth, Heart Harbor, and Washington letters, with injury to Hatue and a push to retain leadership amid political friction.
A disorderly local political scene centers on Fern mayoral candidates and party factions. Allegations of division surface as campaigns unfold, with debates over native ties and coalition hopes shaping early moves. Continues on Page 5.
Washington February 2 The House Ways and Means Committee agreed to submit the sugar tariff revision bill. A Democratic caucus decided on a bill calling for a tariff reduction to one cent a pound. The text includes garbled OCR fragments referencing sugar and tariff debate.
The House committee probing the steel trust reveals J Pierpont Morgan received 70 million dollars to organize the steel trust. The inquiry shows nine years of trust earnings totaling about 1 029 685 580 dollars, and the committee finds the combination restrains trade and stifles competition.
Jasmen A. Costa owner of a bank was robbed of 4000 dollars by two bandits as he opened the vault early this morning in Caimotated Proam Cantey, Ban Jose California on February 28.
Roosevelt backers in California rally across the state as campaigns pick up pace. Organizers press for unity, with meetings planned to boost support ahead of the elections.
Secretary of State Knox declared the canal will bind North and South America closer in a Panama City address. He denied U S plans to possess Panama as territory.
Washington D C House committee on enlarged today to authorize the construction of two battleships, continuing defense expansion amid growing naval needs.
The Makaweli Sugar Company, subsidiary of the Hawaii Sugar Company, dissolved today in San Francisco. The chaotic report details stock matters and shakeups as the firm ends its operations and transfers assets, with mention of creditors and potential impacts on local workers.
Isimral Wyrtette of the bureau of labor will visit Lawrence to review the labor trouble. The probe follows a conference between Secretary Nagel of commerce and labor and Commissioner Charles P. Well. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
Vague fragmentary text appears to describe a scene with names and a vague query about a shot. Readable entities are limited. no clear event, date, or location is established. The item reads like garbled OCR with partial phrases and no coherent summary possible.
The report details a city inquiry led by a special investigator into Honolulu governance. It notes committee actions, witness sessions, and calls for accountability as officials discuss budgeting, auditing, and government operations amid a tense public meeting.
A garbled report shows the Health Board wresting with accountability as officials discuss passing responsibility for inspections. Mayor and supervisors are cited, with confusion over who will act and whether mandated actions will be taken. The record preserves uncertainty about the next steps and who holds the decision.
Continent of garbled text appears to recount a political episode where Hackmen accuse city officials of petty maneuvers. The fragment mentions a strike, elections, and a mayor, with references to a sequence of names and events, but overall content is badly corrupted and difficult to parse into clear facts.
Fragmented OCR text summarizes a political discourse about unity in Hawaii and national policy. Mentions Kaul and fiscal debates on religious funds, community finances, and proposed leases. Notes about investigations, harbor issues, and a continuation on Page 2.
The fragment discusses plans for a convention in San Francisco in 1913, mentioning J Chirlen Hireen and Mr Gewon. It references a lawsuit about Carnation Lawsuit and Pacific Chik ts. It hints at a meeting in Hraitedeen and arrangements to mail something, withHenner for all.
Community notice announces a public welfare program tonight at Palama, featuring an evening of entertainment and training sessions. The event highlights guests from Kannshametia and Behn College, with a focus on local welfare initiatives and community cooperation.
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