01 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
1
Dr John Wodillek a member of the local medical staff died this morning in Ulann Public Hospital from heart failure. He served the community as a physician and was associated with the HM Munwa medical group. Local physicians and hospital officials mourn his passing.
Figures from a financial report by Superintendent Moreton Campbell show more than a million dollars to be expended soon on improvements. The funds were set aside by the Home Treasury, covering several projects including Hawt Avenue and others, with completion expected by November 1.
Pratt resigns from the board of appraisers amid concerns over appraisal of mine holdings. The action appears linked to ongoing efforts by private bankers and Aerie Governor Healeniation, with replacement considerations and official appointments noted.
A fragmented report discusses European Russian migration, noting possible shifts toward American routes and the role of agents and intermediaries. It mentions projected labor demand from Spain, transport by steamers, and speculative outcomes for future migration patterns.
London dispatch notes that every country visited by the Panama Pacific exposition commissioners will participate in the San Francisco fair in 1915. John Hays Hammond, leader of the touring party, sails home aboard the Mauretania to join Taft’s campaign.
The Sullivan case grows murky as judges and attorneys clash over a complex dispute involving Frank Sullivan, Eugene De Litto, and the Sewall heirs. The court weighs damages linked to alleged breaches and a disputed site incident, with witnesses and filings shaping a prolonged legal saga.
The text reports on King Kalakaua planting trees at Punchbowl crater for park purposes, with military supervision to prevent vandalism while awaiting adjudication. The article notes a detachment from Port Shafter guarding the Waiakea side and describes the ceremony as a public holiday. The piece references prior newspaper coverage and indicates continuation on page 7.
A local hotel deal in Hilo has been extended for ten more days. The notice, attributed to a hotel manager, confirms continued discount availability and urges potential guests to take advantage before the new deadline.
Residents rally for a town wide Clean-Up Day amid plans by the Improvement Committee to mobilize volunteers. Officials note strong support from local clubs and citizens, with a meeting set to finalize schedules and demand for a July work period to ensure community participation.
Fragmented OCR notes describe 1900 immigrant fines, forced labor rumors, and overseas routes. It mentions migration authorities, plantation labor, and various destinations including Europe and New York, with unclear names and dates due to damage.
The Yale Law School dean Henry Wade Hora is announced to present Gov Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut as the Democratic national convention candidate in Baltimore. The report notes Baldwin as a prominent party figure and potential presidential nominee.
Former Socialist mayoral candidate Jo Harriman was summoned to testify in the Darrow jury tampering case. Harriman said he would comply and appear when called, as the Los Angeles report notes.
New York June 1 reports a spread of waiter strikes in hotels and cafes is imminent as firemen go out. The unrest indicates growing labor actions across service venues in the city.
In El Paso Texas on June, reports indicate Americans and other foreigners are leaving a rebel danger zone expanding near the border as authorities urge evacuation and safety measures.
Fragmented report details US Cavalry and Nineteenth Infantry units sailing to the Philippines. Mentiones transport departures from Honolulu bound for Manila area, with numbers of officers and enlisted, and planned deployment along the Meix border. Additional notes on Burnham the landscape architect and urban planning influence in Manila, San Francisco and Chicago.
Fragmentary OCR text references Judge Wilder and tax appeals, with garbled names and unclear details. The readable parts point to a judicial proceeding or hearing involving tax matters and the judge, but specifics are missing.
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