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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
1
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Carter before the House Military Affairs Committee stating 35,000 former Japanese soldiers in Hawaii would back Japan in case of war. He urged expanded military planning for Hawaii or relinquishment of insular possessions, with details of Army plans and funding emerging from the War Department deliberations.
Proceedings allege misconduct by the inspector on a voyage with fruit cargo. Testimony describes duties carried out, passenger comments, and a tense exchange about inspection authority amid confusion on board a ship.
Reported remarks suggest Japan currently unwilling to recognize the Chinese Republic. Mentions of Tokyo officials and diplomatic considerations reference ongoing debates over recognition and potential shifts in Asia-Pacific alliances.
To rent one store on the first floor and a hall on the second floor. Offices available, single or built out. Property at H Hendrick Merchant and Alakea Street. Suitable for business use and tailored leasing.
Reported delays in enacting an auto collision law as authorities debate transport issues and public safety measures. Major figures including General Bell and local officials discuss legislative steps, with proposed penalties for auto injuries and deaths under consideration by civic groups.
In a Supreme Court hearing this morning deputy attorney White Sutton argued for a practical interpretation of section 691 of the Revised Laws. He contended the health board has broad power to regulate the water and conditions that affect mosquito larvae, aiming to curb public health risks.
Loyal Feder of Mone announces a floral parade entry on February 22 at 9 o clock in the evening. Members voted to participate and decorate sites with red and white colors. The parade aims to feature a drill team, mounted riders, and banners from local branches.
WIAker Cooke of CM Cooke announced plans for a new Fort Street block starting next month near the Tide corner. The project features a two story structure with stores at the marret Moor and offices above, aiming for completion by late June.
Announcement states the male dining room on the top floor will re open Monday morning in January with a competent French staff to manage the kitchen. Rotation of service duties and new management are mentioned as part of the relaunch.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local notice or brief with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a pub or party context and police quotation style, but key names, dates, or places are unreadable. The readable fragment hints at a community item or notice without clear action or outcome.
A confused fragment reports Severin Frear denying involvement after governors and officials discussed correspondence with him. It notes a College of Hawaii inquiry and an investigation related to a 18 twint in his relation to an hanwan, with an unclear reference to President, governor, and hearings.
De Henry Siverin, a Hawi College cry onology professor, told an agriculture seminar yesterday that he has ceased efforts with the Mediterranean fruitry and the banana due to investigations and protests. He said others in Monolylu had alerted the regents and read a letter from Henry Cooper, president of the board, signaling significant regent anxiety.
Shipping figures from Manotulu port indicate 120 thousand tons of cargo in port today with vessels waiting offshore. The tally lists Nippon lines and other fleets including Helene and Helene alongside Atlantic and Spokane vessels, as authorities compile the naval tonnage for the morning.
Turkish warship crews reported sinking seven Turkish gunboats and an armed yacht in the Red Sea during a Malan naval action. The hostile fleet, including seven gunboats and an armed yacht, was engaged by a larger force and suffered unknown casualties and losses.
Manila dispatch reports the transport Logan departed for China Wing Tao today carrying a battalion from the Fifteenth Infantry. The move signals ongoing U S military operations in the China theater with a focus on deployment and supply.
London dispatch reports on a ballot among coal miners, claiming 100,000 miners are set to strike. The notice suggests the action would become effective in a nascent moment, with uncertainty about timing and implementation.
Reports from numerous stations show an unprecedented cold spell, breaking the East’s historic record for temperature. In New York, William Jennings Bryan departed for a Southern lecture circuit, remaining noncommittal on political developments.
In Washington Jan, beet farmers faced accusations of labor abuses but denied charges. The report notes officials and farm leaders contesting claims of peonage or coercive labor practices amid ongoing controversy.
Lawrence Mass January 12 the events surrounding labor unrest surged across the region. Authorities reported clashes between workers and police, with disruptions at mills and transportation hubs. Local leaders urged restraint as the protests drew attention from state officials.
Washington dispatch reports F Le Cairn the American in charge of the Persian treasury appeals to Gen. Bulwer for urgent aid to hasten relief as Morgan Shuster faces further ministerial challenges amid political turmoil in Tehran.
Mark A. Witkine was hanged at San Quentin today for the murder of his paramour Mrs. Vernie Carmen. A Que boy who rode from the geHorN seliant in etliE at larte and Prahatiin Omteer acted as undercover companion to the killer. The accomplice, Malt Haya, reportedly fled the scene after the deed, and witnesses noted the neighborhood caf setting where the event occurred.
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