30 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
1
In Peking on January 30 under the imperial government police are reported to be carrying out deadly actions. The crackdown targets rebels and reportedly detains and harms civilians, including women and daughters, amid a broader revolutionary crisis.
Disjointed dispatch outlines debates among army officers on security and strategy, with references to General Carter and General Witt and warnings about control of war powers. The piece hints at political friction and upcoming testimony before a military affairs committee.
A garbled report describes a proposed transoceanic wireless and cable network linking Washington and Hawaii to global points. It mentions a potential $1,000,000 investment, naval involvement, and stations from Virginia to California, with objectives to enhance long distance communication and direct Washington to San Francisco connections.
J F Hackfeld & Co Ltd sees a favorable outlook for sugar, with officials noting demand in the American market and optimism for a smoother trade path. The conference discusses restrictions easing, potential agreements, and Hackfeld’s steady leadership as it monitors global and local policy impacts.
A garbled report describes Thetis involved in a pursuit and armed event near Bremerton. Authorities and witnesses mention a thin cutter and a sequence of enigmatic actions around the harbor area, with unclear motives and outcomes.
For rent a first floor store and second floor hall with offices single or in suites. Mw and Hendrick Marchant and Alakea Streets offer location details for potential renters seeking commercial space.
A WWII era style report notes possible U S government pressure on Cuban sugar interests and a plan involving the sugar trust. The piece cites C S Albert and discusses administration concerns, a proposed intervention, and far reaching implications for U S Cuba trade relations with references to wartime policy.
A court record recounts a $100 fine paid but not by Captain Morton, with testimony listing various names and a remand. The proceedings describe a convoy, a vessel, and the payment method, noting a jury, a clerk, and the cabinet’s scrutiny. The article details the shipboard incident and subsequent legal actions, including a finding of fault and the involved parties.
A garbled feature references Luther Burbank and his brother in a horticultural note. It mentions valuable plants and California themes, with unclear dates and names. The fragment hints at a university or scholarly context and a recipe-like line.
A garbled OCR segment discusses Colonel Samuel Parker of Hehe, once planner to the exchie der to the late King of Hoveau, tied to The Pirate or te Baeitie. The text hints at Parker’s ambition for gubernatorial power and a possible move toward Hawath, with unidentified motives and sources.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Parker, Hawaii politics, and a presidential election debate. The text is garbled, mentions the nation, a Nim White Hall style setting, and various names and agencies, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to summarize clearly.
New York January 30 The public release of Wilson Harvey correspondence follows reports of a rift and the Harper's Weekly withdrawal. Wilson apologizes for his repudiation of Harvey as the magazine cuts backing that was seen as aiding his candidacy.
In Cordele Georgia on January 30 troops were rushed in after a mob violently attacked a Black person following a fatal incident. The tense scene prompted authorities to deploy soldiers to restore order and prevent further unrest.
Kansas Governor Stubbs announced he is convinced Colonel Roosevelt will be the next president. The statement came amid Washington analysis of Prom Cable EA.
Lawful authorities use armed troops to quell rioters in Lawrence as unrest subsides. No injuries reported. crowds dispersed amid calm after tense demonstrations. Local officials vow orderly conduct and continued patrols to prevent further clashes.
Brisbane, Queensland residents report a general strike of labor unionists in support of street-car workers. The event signals widespread urban labor solidarity with the ongoing transit dispute as authorities and unions negotiate.
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Gibraltar on January 30 on their way home from the Victorian Durbar in New Delhi. The royal couple paused briefly amid the departure to Britain, continuing their journey aboard a royal liner.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a sugar ban proposal, naming Teh leaders and industry concerns. The brief references municipal debate, potential health aims, and economic impact on local vendors. Citizens weigh policy effects on pricing, supply, and everyday use.
Attorney for Breckons outlines aim to settle ten Mahuka cases out of court. He argues for prompt mediation, noting difficulties and seeking written terms. Other parties and court procedures are referenced, with emphasis on achieving a formal agreement without trial.
Washington January 4 The Fairchild bill advances a plan to provide for the disposition of late lands in Hawaii for the benefit of public schools and to yield the same arrangement as that demanded by Territorial authorities Senator George W Fairchild is at the Capitol with the bill. The nomination of pilots for the position is stalled by the sudden death of Captain Sane. The event began this morning and will continue into the afternoon.
The text outlines Strear's prepared answer to charges, indicating receipt of documents and intent to respond. It references likely court or legal proceedings with mentions of Hewn, Hie amd, and a Governor, though the exact details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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