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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
1
Bob Evans a U.S. Navy retiree died suddenly today in Washington from acute indigestion. The incident occurred as he and his family attended school events. authorities reported his death followed a brief illness and noted his active service in the Navy. He left a widow, Mrs. Samuel Kepane, at their home in Washington.
Witnesses recount a car chase ending with a man’s death after a collision near Buckle residence. The driver Hotty, driving a vehicle belonging to Wesley, aided others in transporting the injured man to hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Authorities recorded statements and flagged the incident for the coroner’s inquest.
District Attorney Wy Hepek confirms condemnation of the Mahuka site after legal action to block the erection of a structure. Amid political pressure, attorneys argue for and against the condemnation while federal officials review proceedings and potential appeals unfold.
World champion Sam McVey will defend his title against Johnson in Paris on Grand Prix night after a change from Sydney. The bout pits McVey, who recently defeated Sam Langford, against challenger Johnson in a venue announced today.
Me he Cie Caney reports from Peking that 3000 imperial troops are dispatched to China Wing Tao. Lanchow notes an attack by 4000 mutineers as they plan to march on the capital, signaling a renewed phase in the revolution.
Amid a flood of check and draft forgeries, New York reports an enormous surge. The losses are estimated at fifteen million dollars, prompting discussions on banking insurance and related safeguards.
The Hague dispatch notes Queen Wilhelmina likely to become a mother imminently as a stork sighting in cables signals a forthcoming royal event, with officials remaining cautious about timing.
A divorce petition involving Lina Gave Alieri and William Astor Chanler was granted in Paris with ties to the Parisian social scene. The report notes changes in staff positions and public notices, reflecting high society transitions and the shifting roles of individuals in cultural circles.
Norfolk Va Jan 3 Eight hundred Navy Yard mechanics refuse yards and have struck halting work across the yard. Labor tensions rise as the stoppage disrupts maintenance and repair tasks. Accord with union officials a work stoppage is being organized with potential broader effects on shipyard operations.
President Taft is quoted saying only death will keep him from the presidential fight, denying reports he would withdraw in favor of Theodore Roosevelt. He declines advice to break with Roosevelt and remains committed to contest.
From La Follette headquarters in Chicago an issued statement says La Follette has no intention of withdrawing from the race.
Emmett Flood, organizer for the American Federation of Labor, is held in Muscatine charged with involvement in throwing acid bombs at a button factory, as authorities pursue leads in the case.
A blaze at a Brooklyn dwelling caused the tenant Jodi Tintons to leap six feet toward an adjoining building. He lost footing and fell to his death as a mudder burst of the fire raged. Floral Variety des Monets business referenced in dispatch.
A proposed army appropriation measure, introduced by Congressman Hay, threatens modifications to coastal artillery and general staff structure. The plan aims to reorganize engineer and ordnance departments, altering command lines and affecting defense readiness at Pearl Harbor and nearby ports.
The board conducts quizzes for ten health inspectors as the month ends. Pratt’s short talk covered sanitation and specific work matters. Dr Hotty will supervise further testing. those failing will be reassigned, while Pratt aims to build a strong corps of trained men.
A couple, Mian Hane tah J. Savith and A. Llewellyn Porgne fon, wed yesterday at noon before friends and relatives. Parents oppose the match, and there is mention of family tensions. The bride is stated as twenty years old. the ceremony was followed by immediate departure for Watlenjimedi.
A break in at LM Kerr's harness shop on Aiaken Hereot tiost yialit occurred between four and five this morning. The burglar entered through a window, stole a pane of stone, and took a safe from the main store. Damage evident to windows, floor, and counter. no identity established for the offender. Acting Chief of Detectives Kellett investigated.
A classified notice offers offices for rent on the first floor and a hall on the second floor at 4 and Mendarick merchants and Alakea Street. The listing seeks tenants for office space, with options for single or suite units.
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