06 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
1
A cryptic Honolulu grand jury note hints at corroded tenements fostering crime, with scattered references to officials, safety, and investigations. The article fragments reveal confusion over who is responsible and the scope of the inquiry, while pages hint at ongoing coverage and continued reports.
A Honolulu court floor action continues on the Murray murder case with attorney debates over witness testimony and defense motions. Prosecutor Brown seeks Wednesday morning proceedings as hearings extend into Tuesday with a release on bond for a defendant and evidence to be presented.
Impresal Rubin tin Cable and labor leaders including G O A Tvehmoe of San Francisco have been reindicted by the Federal grand jury for conspiracy in connection with the dynamiting outrages.
Moran shipyard in Washington launched the first Pacific Coast submarine amid unverified claims of extraordinary construction. Reported radium-like secret, no verifiable crew or official confirmation of details.
Four hundred tons of iron pipe and fittings arrive aboard the American freighter Murhaan, bound for the Alaskan port. The shipment, part of relay operations, will be forwarded to the Anette Tawallon refinery after transit via the Comet. Officials note the cargo supports ongoing municipal water system improvements, with arrival dated January 1.
Washington report notes Representative Champ Clark facing a pneumonia threat with his condition requiring attention. doctors monitor his health as political duties and public appearances may be affected by the illness and associated fatigue.
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn agreed to a finish fight in Nevada next July. Johnson is guaranteed 310,000 plus one third of the moving picture receipts. Both men agree not to fight another bout after May, delaying the Johnson McVey bout.
Fragmented and unclear dispatch states Governor General Forbes refuses to resign as political rifts surface in Manila. The garbled text suggests party fractures and leadership challenges, with references to opponents and shifting alliances amid a turbulent capital scene.
The Fifteenth Infantry has completed preparations to move to China. Dispatch indicates troops are ready for deployment from Manila.
Boston, Jan. 6 The Rev. Clerance Richeson has made an unde tailed written confession that he poisoned his former sweetheart Avis Linser. He says he will stand trial.
Washington January 6 President Taft signed the New Mexico Statehood proclamation, formalizing state status for New Mexico.
A fractured notice describes a new engraving plant expansion with plans to meet all halting-time demands. In charge is Me Gc ili, veteran at Spokane American weaving establishment, detailing machinery and production scope.
A chaotic report from San Hrmaday describes a daring thief linked to a throughline of names and factions, with mentions of Conness Grant and Mawali hawk figures. The piece hints at arrests and pursuit, noting a debated abduction claim and ongoing investigations tied to a wider political undercurrent.
Rental listing for a first floor store and a second floor offices or suite. Location at WB Mendrick and Alakea Streets with mention of Bingle or en Suite options. Includes contact details implied by listing.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a vandalized report involving an inspector named Halsey and references to dates, names, and places. The readable segments imply procedural actions, a review timeline, and potential investigation notes. The garbled lines indicate a mistaken or corrupted record needing clarification.
A terse New York bulletin reports the death of Mrs. Davis, wife of a local resident, after a sudden illness. The notice notes a week of troubling health prior to her passing and mentions attendance by family and local authorities.
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