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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
5
Details blur as a county inquiry probes which party holds a business lien and who is responsible for debts and assets. The discussion mentions various local figures and questions about who built credit, established standing, and the status of materials and outlets tied to the case.
A Honolulu columnist argues politics should be about men not money. He criticizes the Advertiser for fueling money influence, recalls past campaigns, and calls for honest, independent, efficient leaders free from avarice. He urges fair-minded Americans to engage early in public duty.
Fragmentary text suggests Seloret HL Co and the Civil Federation influence in ongoing political maneuvering. References to an event or coalition amid volatile factional activity imply a bid to shape governance or policy direction. The source provides no clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmentary report describes a mission trip involving Gaede and successors to Los Angeles and a far distant station. It notes tension with local authorities, loyalty to their people, and concerns over safety and potential repatriation amid harsh conditions.
A reader argues for a candidate in Homotulat’s mayoral race. The piece urges selecting a person with initiative business capacity and unqueedted ability to lead the town through difficult times. It dismisses opponents and stresses public trust and intelligent leadership.
The article reports protests over fruit import and pest control measures affecting alligator pears. It mentions Union Ship Company documents, Secretary Paul Sper, and a Commercial Club luncheon where he outlined YMCA achievements and efforts to keep pests out of the United States.
A chaotic and fragmented account reports that Young denies allegations related to the Korean society and a report presented to the president. It notes tensions among figures including Pohl and Yor Nal Bod within the Independent church framework and mentions letters about shifting U S policy with unclear details.
Chief McDufie and his mate record a quick recovery of a passenger’s money after the ship Mongolia arrived from the Orient. The traveler, who was exploring the city, misplaced the funds but a swift pursuit led to the money being found and returned to the owner.
The message details lingering doubt over fleet movements aboard the California ship MOPRIME and the Keamnen battalion’s dockside show of force. A skeletal crew demonstrated ship handling while inspection and relief orders awaited confirmation, with officers pending arrival in Norfolk, Virginia.
Weather today shows a temperature of 73 degrees with humidity around 62 percent. Wind readings include several velocities and directions at noon, with total wind movement during the 24 hour period noted.
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