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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented OCR recounts a courtroom scene with Deputy Attorney General and defense witnesses discussing alleged bias. The text shows disrupted dialogue, jury remarks, and accusations of prejudice amid proceedings and procedural tensions. The chaotic transcript hints at ongoing cross examination and contested claims of bias within the trial.
A contentious session heard by the commission focused on discrimination accusations against Hilo Railroad and favored Inter Island Navigation, with Thurston and other officials clashing over proposed amendments. The meeting extended into a lengthy debate, producing a tentative, narrowly scoped compromise while leaving key issues unresolved.
A fractured obituary notes the death of James Cowan with scattered biographical fragments. The report mentions residences and places linked over years, including Fortvoral oil area and Kota, with vague references to family and late life events. The legible facts are sparse amid garbled OCR text.
Tripoli datelined report states twenty Italian transports have begun landing troops to construct railways into the interior, aiming to bolster Italy’s military presence in the region.
Nonsensical fragmentary text references Mongolia customs and a string of mixed phrases. The readable parts mention a odd ordeal at a time and place, with scattered names and terms, but no clear narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
A gubernatorial notice describes lessees of old crown lands and U R S signing agreements amid extended leases. Officials including General Mucnuih and Captain Carter discuss forest protection, tenant relocations, and a broader government role in land tenure during a transition period.
A fragmented notice outlines the People sections featuring faculty and staff in an upcoming special edition. It notes orientation material and department tests as core parts, with profiles of notable instructors and officials highlighted for distribution in February.
Aberdeen Scotland. Fifty four crew members of the British vessel Wistowhall were drowned when the ship sank off the coast. Only two survived, making this one of the worst disasters in years.
Action in a local golf meet as Pipeviad Mathes tees off at Washington course with initial stroke recorded as 0.8. No further context or outcomes available in the fragment.
A committee reports on bribery charges tied to Senator Isaac Stephen son of Wisconsin, finding the accusations baseless and the matter unsubstantiated. The report states the charges were unfounded and the committee remains unanimous in its conclusion.
Report says bomb-throwers who attempted to assassinate Premier Yuan Shih Kai in Peking were strangled to death. The incident follows chaotic rumors of political violence and security crackdowns in the capital.
Report from London states two foreign nationals have been detained in Peking suspected of complicity in a Yuan bomb-throwing incident. Authorities trace the alleged plot to foreign operatives with links to the era’s unrest.
London Jan. 18 English coal miners organizations voted to strike in March by a margin of 145 000 to 115 021. They demand a minimum wage raise and improved conditions as part of the industrial dispute.
Congressman Martin W. Littleton of New York will resign at the end of his term to return to legal practice. The announcement came from Chattanooga Tennessee and confirms his move after years in Congress.
Senator Heyburn delivers a sharp rebuke to President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor during a Senate session. The chamber accepts and records Gompers’s communication on union labor matters, amid tense exchanges on policy and labor issues.
In Indianapolis on January 18 the United Mine Workers held their twenty third annual convention and voted 616 to 156 against endorsing Socialism, a clear win for the anti Socialist faction. John P. White was chosen press ident by a large margin over Thomas L. Lewis, with delegates voting by district.
A Washington rumor says President Taft may commute the sentence of Charles W. Morse known as the king of banking who is serving time in the Federal prison at Atlanta Georgia for violations of banking laws. The report cites belief he will act favorably.
C S Albert reports Kuhio vows to pursue a long fight over Governor Frear's appointment. He pledges a congressional investigation if necessary, warning against reforms and indicating steady opposition to the administration and Secretary Fisher. Continuation noted on page 4.
A damaged OCR reading outlines a sanitation commission report on Honolulu’s sewer and water systems. It notes criticism of current sanitation, calls for a better garbage system and sewer network, and mentions pending recommendations to Governor Carter. The committee plans a fuller report after meetings and consultations.
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The territorial grand jury found no bill in the murder case of Porto Micon, stating the evidence did not support formal charges. Witnesses testified the deceased attempted to defend himself from a machine, with jurors noting the circumstances were not enough for indictment.
Fragmented OCR text references Navy building plans undergoing changes amid citizen reaction. Mentions dates, figures, committees, and possible public notices but readable details are sparse. Indicates debate and planning actions affecting the project and community.
The obituary fragment notes the death of a Mr Warner's father. Details are scattered in OCR garble but indicate a local obituary notice from Weleet or nearby, with names and kin referenced in a condensed, unclear format.
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