12 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
1
A fragment from a Kilatien home scene hints at a revival era on the Big Island with references to ongoing changes and a tentative revival narrative. The text appears as a clipped OCR read with garbled phrases and partial sentences pointing to local tension and renewal themes.
Washington debate on a drought relief plan centers on Poindexter ready to back the Ed Kay ditch bill. The measure would authorize stock and bonds up to a specified percentage, with objections from Senate members and a focus on cap limits for costs and payments to canal services.
Bids opened for the first tree set destined for the Army, with two large bidders, Vinton Feed Co. and California Feed Co., and details on provenance and inspection. The event tied to a ceremony chaired by Mrs Sherman, describing procurement and distribution plans, with notes on locations and subsequent reporting.
The advertisement notes the largest stock of memorials in granite and marble. It emphasizes variety and availability for customers seeking durable stone markers. Local suppliers promote extensive selections and craftsmanship options.
A report notes Professor Jaggar plans to revisit work on volcanic activity and related monitoring. It mentions prior expeditions, anticipated methods, and potential sites for renewed field study.
The Moana Hotel hosts a dance tonight featuring a local dancer and an evening that ties to city events. Guests include members of the Army and Navy and other civic leaders as plans unfold for social activities within the community.
A Hawaiian editor and political figure died after a brief illness at Wells Hospital. The late editor, who led We Atul Alia, served as a prominent voice in local affairs and public life for years. His passing prompted tributes from colleagues and residents across the islands.
A garbled historical report notes the so called Millionaire Tramp returning toward the mainland from Hawaii aboard the Pennant and boarding San Manele. The piece references Jaypont of New York and Moxa, with scattered details about clothing, voyage, and travel plans. The fragmentary text mentions transporting belongings, the Ocean, and the possibility of future voyages ending in a return to fires and chores.
A report from the Teticont Hotel in New York dated May 31 and June 1 describes a provisional outlook for the next government bond issue. It cites discussions among officials about the territory’s flotation act and the governor’s pledge of support, with references to a two-column portrait and a half-column interview in the Poston Traveler.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various names and places in a civic context. Readable items include references to people and locations such as Aukies and Corky and vague actions. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a complete news item.
A violent incident in the city ends with Private Bostic killed and another private wounded. The report details gunfire in a house, conflicting witness statements, and police efforts to unravel the murder mystery. Military authorities, including Lieutenant Colonel Stamper, conduct a thorough inquiry as investigators pursue leads on who fired first and the fate of other soldiers involved.
Governor Jonson charges theft as political clash erupts over seating of Louisiana delegates. Taft allies proceed with recognizing the delegation amid controversy and competing claims of legitimacy surrounding the process.
A heated dispute over delegation validity unfolds as Francie J. Heney of California leads the committee in reviewing election challenges. Governor Johnson of California arrives amid tension, while delegates from Michigan and Louisiana are seated, and contests from Arizona and California are noted as the panel considers seating choices.
In Washington D C on June 11 Representative Robert C Wickliffe of Louisiana was killed in a train incident. Investigators pursue details as authorities confirm the fatality and note early reports of a confrontation nearby. The case prompts questions over safety and transport protocols in the capital.
In Washington D C on June, the senate approved a bill by 36 to 23 to abolish the commerce court and to refuse providing for the court in the judiciary. The vote reflects a move to dismantle the specialized tribunal and reassign its duties elsewhere.
Baltimore reports Senator Rayner of Maryland is boomed as permanent chairman of the Democratic convention. It is expected the assembly of the convention is brief. Washington dispatch notes Senator Bradley will second Taft's Chicago convention move.
Fragmentary report details a pineapple market and labor issues, with references to Hawaii pineapple canning and unrest among workers. Mentions executives, production steps, and political context impacting industrial activity. Additional lines hint at wages, exports, and possible strikes affecting the market.
Chicago June 11 four delegates at large from Kentucky and two each from the First Second Forty Seventh and Eighth districts were seated today for Taft four are left to be seated major names not specified in the fragment provide the key outcome of seating actions with Kentucky representation.
Chicago II June 11 Franci Heney of California described Kentucky politics as similar to California era. He and Pennays penned replies to his attack. Senator Bradley spoke as Taft forces currently clash with reformers and former Chief Justice Orear in Roosevelt era discourse.
Washington June 12 The Senate stood firm against a proposal tied to General Leonard Wood who as chief of state is out of office and withheld recon army appropriation amid the dispute.
Prominent figures from the United States and abroad plan to attend a meeting on May 5 to discuss territorial issues and the role of religious divisions. Notable attendees include Mayen Kate Hieth and William Coben, with anticipated speeches outlining economic and cultural ties among nations. The gathering will feature panels on diplomacy and global cooperation, with organizers aiming to strengthen the Intercontinental Alliance.
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