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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
1
A coroner s jury verdict on a theater death drew criticism from an attorney who called it absurd. The proceedings centered on whether a blow caused the fatal injuries and named Murray as responsible. The attorney argued the verdict misreads testimony and condemns Murray for a blow he denies delivering.
Fragmentary text discusses non commissioned officers expected to continue duties amid a campaign and possible third month extension. Mentions Western Division and approvals by a council or board. References to permissions, tension, and political implications within the services.
The page is filled with garbled lines but centers on naval activity, with indications that a fleet is expected to sail next Saturday. It references possible officers, precautionary measures, and wartime mood, though exact details and names are obscured by damaged text.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher conducted a hearing for Delegate Kubio on charges against Governor Frear. The delegate expanded on prior allegations with supporting details. No gubernatorial appointment announcement is expected until these charges are fully reviewed.
The governor greeted students from the Chinese High School and Liberty News at the governor’s morning audience, expressing interest in their future. A formal reception followed with remarks from Queen Victoria, and the youths shared plans for education as the state pursues growth and ties with St Louis College.
Report describes Plummer’s role in canal zone projects and Pearl Harbor network links. Mentions Hinwatian Dred Colive Mine and ongoing canal work with plans for completion and potential April start dates.
A garbled OCR passage references stowaways, migration control, and a 19th century legal framework. It mentions Kelvin Parfour, intelligible pieces about immigration policy, and debates over rights. The tone mirrors a historical city or legal notice discussing the legality and social impact of unauthorized border movement.
Fragmentary text shows scattered terms sugar ban parity and names or places. No coherent events or persons readable to establish a clear news item. This item appears unreadable and non-derivable from the snippet.
Classified notice advertising rental of a first floor store and second floor hall. Includes single or suite option. Mentions H and Hendrick, Merchant and Al Strowts.
The report details Attorney General Wickeesham and officials discussing the Dole matter. Washington wires suggest no decisive action yet as Honolulu and tactful steps unfold. Officials consider petitioning from outside the circuit if local judges cannot proceed. The chief justice may appoint a special commissioner if needed.
From Washington January word from the White House states President Taft will not countenance any attacks on Theodore Roosevelt or the political figure Gol novelt. The brief message indicates restraint in public exchanges during the current negotiations or campaign period.
The Federal Sugar Refining Company in New York announces today a dividend of one and a quarter percent on its common stock.
Refined sugar was reduced ten cents a hundred today in New York. The report notes a passing comment about market activity and a reference to Chicago, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
Justice Antonia Perry of the Supreme Court of Mawel procured a license to wed Eugenia Vanderburgh in San Francisco California. The wedding is scheduled for January 11 and will be held in the presence of noted associates and friends.
Shanghai January 4 Gen Yuan Shih kai orders imperial generals to resume hostilities next Saturday unless armistice is renewed in the meantime. The order signals a shift from truce talks as Chinese forces prepare for renewed fighting if diplomacy stalls.
A Washington D C House committee approved a tariff reducing duties on steel and iron by 39 percent. The action signals a major easing of import taxes and aims to lower production costs for U S industry.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on January, the Western Brewers Shipping Association dissolved to avoid liability. The move followed fears of prosecution under the Sherman anti trust act.
George Gould resigns as chairman of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Edward T. Sattery succeeds Gould as president and leads the board of directors. The change comes as the railway seeks stable leadership.
In Los Angeles on January 4 a grand jury began an investigation into the McNamara jury bribery affair. The record recounts the Floral Parade and related events as the inquiry proceeds.
Construction to begin on two connected Union Street structures fronting on Halon and Linton, with a 108 foot Union Street frontage and 42 foot depth. The exterior building will house stores and lodging on upper floors, while the interior building will contain a hotel or rooms for rent. Excavation is imminent as plans proceed, with a temporary street closure to facilitate work.
Amid federal quarantine measures delays persist at the station as housing and staffing adjustments are made. Officials note eight inmates with finalized statuses and emphasize continued observation and safety protocols for incoming migrants.
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