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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1912
Page
1
A terse notice reports Lymer directs ten deputies to prosecute men who refuse to clean. The plan, announced by Attorney General and officials, aims to enforce sanitation duties and respects court processes. The piece references County operations, health authorities, and the role of local officers in securing compliance.
A heated discussion reveals government efforts to provide and locate homes for homeless and outcast children. Citizens urge action, with officials referencing juvenile services and housing programs amid broader social welfare concerns.
Fragmented OCR recounts testimony by Wilson and Link in a Meth case, noting objections and contested duties. The discussion centers on legal responsibility, contract rulings, and potential examination at a future session with references to attorney general and agents. The narrative hints at a bankrupcty mood and ongoing courtroom dynamics with mentions of the court, attorneys, and a contested award.
In a horrifying early morning crash in Queen's Hospital area, a car burst into flames after collision. One woman died at the scene and another was critically, then severely injured while departing in panic. Names and details of injured and bereaved provided by local officials remain unclear.
A chaotic night scene reports a dail break in Hawaii with inmates escaping and a hunt underway. Warden and officers pursue alleged jewelry thieves and a suspect named Lam as authorities describe the broad breakout and subsequent manhunt across districts.
An eyewitness account describes Chinese caution to avoid angering regional powers as Western and Japanese interests rise. A New Orleans class cruiser arrived from the Far East, with plans to steam to Honololu then onward to Arenworton, while crews report mechanical wear on ships Albany and New Orleans.
Gertrude Macfarlane sues Captain Willam Greene for damages in a San Prunes era case. The complaint alleges a complex dispute over a broken engagement and alleged plots, with both sides seeking substantial sums and court action ongoing. The article details names, dates, and motions, including a planned court appearance and preliminary filings.
A muddled note describes adjournment in a case involving Frog Lane demands and various parties including Gor Haney and Konvaend Gatuatioty. The meeting covers damages, a fraught petition, and a February 40 deadline for Pest Belt road work specifications.
Annotated Tieme Cabin in Obaka Japan reports a vast blaze in Japan City on January 16 that left thousands homeless, burned over five thousand buildings, and caused millions in property loss. The incident underscores severe damage and displacement in the area.
The twenty third convention of the United Mine Workers opened in Indianapolis with 1300 delegates including many prominent union labor men. The event marks a major gathering as the union discusses labor issues and seeks to probe and address industry challenges. Roles of key leaders and committees are to be announced as sessions proceed.
A Japanese prisoner, Nawstwny Eijicho, was executed at dawn in the private yard of Gath Prison. He was pronounced dead by attending physicians after being walked to the scaffold amid prayers. The execution occurred shortly after eight o'clock, with two chaplains present.
The Sierra liner faces a noon departure delay as freight shipments arrive late. An official bulletin cites a large freight consignment received to clear the backlog, easing the postponement. The article notes the delay affects onward schedules and related shipping arrangements.
Washington January 10 sugar investigating committees chose to hear no more testimony from the public or representatives of Santo Domingo Wisconsin and Hawaii The independents pressed against the program but were defeated RP Rithet declared there was no agreement fixing sugar prices in the industry He argued it is human nature for sugar men to maximize profits
Denver man A Walter charged before the civil service committee that seventeen million dollars was illegally spent in the postal service on securing and operating non-standard mail cars. The allegation centers on improper use of funds and procurement practices connected to postal transportation equipment. The item reflects a formal complaint and seeks investigation into the alleged misappropriation and irregular contracting.
The will of RT Crane ends with more than two million dollars left to charity. The document discloses a total estate of ten million, with one million allocated to pension disabled employees. The text indicates Crane Manufacturing Company and related fortunes, though some phrases are garbled.
Berlin Jan 16 Joseph M Von Radowitz former ambassador to Constantinople and Madrid and a German diplomat died today at a Berlin hospital. The death closes a career spanning several key postings abroad and service in German foreign affairs.
Henry Labouchere, noted diplomat and publicist, died in Florence today after a long career in international affairs. His work shaped diplomatic reporting and public discourse across Europe.
Boston mass reports a hotel blaze last night caused about $100000 in losses with no deaths. One firefighter was burned. Separate notes mention a passenger trip on Lake Erie with a Mar maladie-related incident and a name misread as Haron Ko Kremed.
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