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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reports Dole siting in Mahuka site case as federal hearing unfolds in morning session. Attorneys debate measures, with opposing sides arguing separate trials and potential rulings delaying the process. Continued discussion noted, page 2.
A tentative plan calls for a large naval parade in port to honor Washington's Birthday with Fleet units marching and Army and Navy collaboration. General Macous aims to invite the navy to participate if the fleet stay extends, while Admiral The rwons and Colonel Wilder oversee coordinating forces and departent HQ prepares for the event.
Regents moved to halt Professor Beverine amid a two year probe into pest control by Middletown University related to a Mediterranean aid program. The action followed calls for expert testimony and questions about his affiliation and the institute’s funding. Details remained unclear as the issue was expected to continue on page 4.
In a Petiow Juno Mlonaurrat court ruling, Hoyd won the rivet faaid case involving a Chin dealer and a private sale dispute. The judge overruled a demurrer, with arguments about constitutional rights and private property tied to fishing and gear.
Hobert Horne charged that the Kukaua case was delayed by appeals. The motion seeks to halt further actions while the appeal proceeds, with a hearing scheduled before Judge Clooper. The complaint asserts the appeal was filed to cause delay and requests sanctions to stop extending timelines.
A historical naval training note describes a Marine battalion preparing for a March round at Island Station. It details drill venues, ship readiness, and the aim to improve maneuver accuracy and marching routes under marine leadership with orderly routines and shifts among ships and docks.
In Roumania on January 1, the Russian steamer Russ foundered in the Black Sea. One hundred seventy two persons, all passengers and crew, were drowned. An attempt to launch lifeboats failed, leaving no survivors.
In Indianapolis Italy January Judge Anderson announced the dismissal of kidnapping charges against Detective Burns over the alleged abduction of John J. and James B. McNamara to Los Angeles. The judge lauded Burns for a perceived national service and closed the case.
In New York on January 11 authorities report that one hundred million dollars have been recovered from the vaults of the Equitable Life Assurance Company after its building burned. The securities are safe and accounted for.
Leavenworth dispatch reports ptomaine poisoning cases at the Old Soldiers Home are not as dangerous as feared, with conditions improving and no immediate danger to residents. Timely care and tests reduce risk. officials monitor the situation.
Carnegie testifies that partnerships be superior to corporations in efficiency and governance. He emphasizes biographical statements and argues partnerships better align with steel industry aims.
Albion Jan 11 It is believed that the forgeries of Charles M Deering and others will reach three hundred thousand dollars.
An epidemic of spinal meningitis is terrorizing Texas towns with reported cases spreading across Dallas and other cities, prompting health officials to warn residents and urge precautions.
King George and Queen Mary sailed for England today after the Durbar festival ended. The royal party departed India marking the end of a prolonged imperial visit amid ceremonies and receptions en route back to Britain.
Spain’s Consul in Washington accuses the federal immigration station of treating many migrants like prisoners. He cites reports that detainees were confined instead of allowed freedom, and requests a change in treatment. The ambassador notes potential political repercussions as officials discuss future actions. (Continued on Page 4).
Reports from Shanghai state the Chinese consulate network faces funding gaps as war strain rises. Prominent Chinese residents say the consular service may be cut from its global role, with potential recall of students abroad and expulsion of funds for overseas education.
Honolulu officials discussed naming the new Kaimuki school after Hawaii’s queen Liliuokalani. The commission considered the honor at a meeting, with architects presenting designs for the building. The Queen’s name was debated as the project moved toward approval and construction.
Paris reports Ambassador resigns with part of his resignation confirmed by Fry Jasader Bacon who declines further comment. In Virginia Norfolk the death of three men near Cape Lookout is reported as a drowning incident.
The British Columbia parliament opened today in Victoria with Prime Minister and members assembling for the new session. Delegates from several regions attended as debates on constitutional matters begin.
The Lorimer bribery investigation advances with Senator Lorimer currently on the stand. The hearing unfolds in Washington as scrutiny of his actions intensifies.
A town planning note describes proposed wharf construction along the Allen and Kubicans line, seeking condemnation authority and a bulkhead to extend riprap. It notes present waterfront limits and debates over who bears costs, with commissioners proposing a route to extend the wharf to the east and secure a stable bulkhead.
A chaotic cablegram received this morning by Mr Mooney in charge of the Bishop Insurance Agency staff suggests the safety of Equitable securities. The piece notes the main operations are concentrated in the Mase building with records and business managed there.
Advertises rental of seven storefronts on the first floor and one hall plus an office suite on the second floor at He Hendrick Merchant and Alakes Streets. Details unclear due to OCR. Rental outreach targets commercial tenants seeking space in a mixed use building.
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