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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
1
Confusing report details a London and Hawaii angle tied to a bid involving Palmyra and South Concrete. Key figures include Hur May and Pathe Hongler amid a tense outcome, with allegations the British may bear responsibility for a news item tied to the Fawnhar purchase.
Berlin Jan 31 Emperor Frederick William announces a German squadron will be sent to America to reciprocate a fleet visit. The trip is framed as a goodwill mission amid ongoing tensions and imperial health matters.
President Taft, addressing fifty Republican editors in Columbus, predicted his own reelection as campaign chatter grows. The delegation pressed for details on policy plans and party cohesion for the coming year.
Frankfort Kentucky reports the lower house of the State Legislature has approved an anti tipping law. The measure targets service industry gratuities and aims to regulate tipping practices statewide.
Eight miners were injured when a mine cage fell in the Danville area. Letha Marie Danville reports the accident occurred today with no word yet on the severity of injuries or which mine team was affected.
Eight policemen die when a bomb destroys a wagon near a hotel in Macedonia on January 31. The blast occurred as a convoy traveled the street between Hotel and Kinny, causing multiple fatalities and injuries among the force.
F J Lowrey succeeds T Clive Davies at the head of affairs in a year of upheaval. The article notes changes in leadership, mentions personnel shifts, and references the Farniee and a corporation, with continued coverage expected on page 3.
Washington January 31. The House Democrats will immediately begin consideration of revisions to the sugar tariff schedules. The announcement outlines a planned push to adjust duties and trade protections affecting refined sugar imports and related industries.
The First Infantry has been ordered to depart for Hawaii early in May from Vancouver Washington. The text contains garbled insertions but confirms the unit's move and timing. No further clear details are obtainable due to poor OCR quality.
Reports from Tientsin describe the Manchu abdication as imminent with the imperial court to stay in Peking for nine months. Panic spreads as officials seek shelter, martial law is proclaimed, and the mayor resigns amid rapid political upheaval.
Washington D C Jan 31 The Senate today approved a proposal by Senator Borah to establish a children s bureau within the Department of Commerce and Labor. The bureau will be directly concerned with child labor law and legislation and oversee related matters.
Washington DC report: Detective Burns testified today against Senator Lorimer, who faces bribery charges. The courtroom scene highlighted the high profile case with ongoing legal actions and national attention.
For rent a first floor store with a second floor hall and offices, single or en suite option available. Located at H and Hendrick on Merchant and Alakea Streets.
The United States tennis team hosts in Honolulu with the Davis Cup on the line as Maurice Mebongtin and Hen challenger for the Dayle inter national trophy arrive. Weather and travel details frame the lead in to Thursday's match day with readers urged to follow later pages for full results.
Local marine hospital men advocate for the passage of a Senate bill to fund pay for younger dependents. The bill shows progress in the Senate while facing House debates with supporters urging quick action and hearings slated by party leaders.
Partial readable text shows Hui Uniona pressing Captain Miller to decide on a May pilot strike. Report mentions a midweek meeting at Netley hall to discuss sympathy with the Engels and labor actors, with scattered references to Kail Jab stevedore and broader labor tension. Distinct names are unclear due to corruption.
A lengthy court hearing on the Whitney loan fund case ends with approval of the bid from the Jank-Vouur Hindnoering Co. Warranty terms and public authority responsibilities are highlighted as the process concludes. The decision sets a path for contract execution and payment determinations tied to project work and funding.
Local sports page notes a heated clash amid scattered odds and ends. Raiders show late resistance as key players from HOLT and Masullo lead a comeback, while Warr and Viscatte provide steady support in a closely fought game.
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