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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
1
A chaotic Capitol scene unfolds as Governor Preary resists a proposed written examination for inspectors. Officials urge formal testing to ensure inspector competence while opponents argue over process and timing amid party tensions. The issue prompts debate about oversight and qualifications.
A prospective appointee from Columbia University is slated to become superintendent of the Katulant Home. The appointment aims to strengthen family welfare services, welfare programs, and the home’s policy while maintaining core aims. The new leader will coordinate staff, emphasize mental and social well-being, and push for effective reform in housing support and child welfare.
Washington January 21 thiry five thousand dollars will be appropriated by Congress to assist the campaign against the Mediterranean fruit fly pest in Hawaii. The plan contemplates quarantine measures and extermination efforts, with experts and officials debating stages and funding while aiming to prevent the fly’s spread to the United States.
Lansing January 25 Governor Chauncey Osborn of Michigan declared support for Roosevelt for the next president. In another note Joseph, Massachusetts, January 25 The Republican club of this city has endorsed Roosevelt for president.
Report describes planned departure of four cruisers Monday amid heightened naval tensions. Aimed at inspecting harbor defenses, the move follows warnings of unrest and potential uprisings. Key officials vow vigilance while noting weather and shipping constraints could affect timing.
Government officials say property tax for coming year will exceed one percent due to extra spending. Governor and treasury discuss funding, noting the sinking fund and bond interest impact. Lawmakers aimed to avoid large increases, but the public remains anxious over the financial burden.
Gibbons, a clerk for Payruster J A Beecher in California, was apprehended by federal police in Honolulu. He faces possible general courts martial and likely long-term confinement. The fragment hints at irregular funds and prior local notoriety.
Lieut Quekemeyer of the First Cavalry, now at Schofield Barracks, cabled orders to sail for Stockholm to represent the United States in the Olympiad. He is among an army riding team chosen to uphold the US in international military competitions.
Jan 26 report from Chicago notes an AG explosion that wrecked the Acme Melting Company's malt elevator in the city. Piva Cade of Chicago is mentioned in connection with the incident.
JF Morgan is ill in San Francisco with kidney trouble. The Honolulu Chamber is here with him as he travels for tune thine and for treatment on the coast.
Congressman Henry T Rainey told the House foreign affairs committee that strong interests had stirred up the revolution in Colombia. He cited external influence as a major factor shaping the conflict.
Herschel Park left Seattle to join Prof. Parker in a second bid to scale Mount McKinley and test whether Dr. Cook’s ascent claims hold. They aim to prove or disprove the reported climb as they pursue the north route.
In San Francisco on January 25, veteran boxing trainer Billy Delaney, noted for guiding numerous champions, was reported to be in a critical condition after a medical incident. He has mentored many titleholders and remains a central figure in the sport.
New York reports champion Abe Attell suspended for six months by the commission for frequent ring stalling. He cannot box in the stars during this period. A Board of Health meeting was scheduled for the afternoon to consider related laws and guidance.
On Hendrick Street at Ho and Alakes Streets a single store is available on the first floor with a hall and the second floor offering office suites.
A fragmented report hints at a Democrat feud that may be resolved before an upcoming campaign. Key figures Jarrett and Le LTO appear divided over strategy, while observers debate who benefits from any reconciliation and what impact it will have on the race.
January 25 reports indicate an abdication edict is expected soon. Preparations are underway for a meeting between Premier Yuan Shih Kai and Sun Yat Sen to organize the government for the northern and southern regions.
Shanghai dispatch reports a formal Japanese party recognizing the Republic, dated January 25, with officials detailing the ceremony and its aims. No further decisive outcomes were noted in the fragment.
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Beatrice visited the White House. President and Cabinet officials greeted them with their spouses in attendance during the ceremony in Washington D C on January 25.
Washington January 2 The Democratic steel tariff bill was reported favorably by the Ways and Means Committee. The measure aims to adjust duties on steel imports and support domestic industry policy.
Mrs Joseph Drexel, prominent in society in America and Europe, died at the Deerel home in Philadelphia. Her death marks the end of a long era in transatlantic social life and philanthropy, with her influence spanning multiple continents and leading circles.
A fragmented report describes a Meeting Mile discussion on improving banana cultivation and fruit care. It notes authorities’ involvement and hopes to guide growers in harvest practices and post harvest handling. The piece references experts on disease prevention and climate considerations to support practical farming methods.
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