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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
10
Honolulu Stock Exchange shows mixed bid and ask prices across plantations and sugar companies led by Hawaiian Sugar Co and Koloa Sugar Co. Early quotes list numerous sugar firms with several trading notes and inter-island stocks. latest sugar quotation stands at 3.98 cents per pound, about 79.60 dollars per ton.
A fragmentary historical note contrasts two Warners and Wagter, detailing Michi and Wilhelm Nichards Waller with birth in Talpaie on May 22, 1814, tracing Wegner Wagter’s career from Germany to Paris and back, noting operatic and musical influences, wartime disruptions, and a shift toward modern orchestral styles.
Dispatches report Alaska crater eruptions spreading death and ash over villages. Kodiak remains largely safe while Aleutian outbreaks devastate towns, ash depths reach inches with widespread vegetation loss. Governor appeals to Congress for relief funds.
Chicago news reports Roosevelt supporters claim a narrow victory as Taft delegates lead in the split Republican fight. The Eleventh Kentucky division and California delegates are noted among shifting alignments as convention momentum favors Taft allies.
A garbled report from a political convention references Indiana and California delegates on a temporary roll. It mentions former President Roosevelt, possible independent ticket plans, and assorted names such as Cummins La Follette and Kenyon, with unclear actions and positions amid the convention's dynamics.
SAN QUENTIN Col invite alluttion at the state prison here ty roving of more horioun character than as Hee expected. Details of a huge plot to set fire to the mill yesterday came to the eof Warden Hoyle. The leaders were pounding upon the dots of the cupboard where the kitchen knives were lit and drove the crowd into the musehall. Warden Hoyle says the outbreak was contained and no further trouble is anticipated. The agitation, led by Fremont Older and others, sought parole law changes to ease prisoner parole. Waiters strike in New York during a visit by German officials.
chaotic banquet scene interrupted when attackers struck waiting staff. several were wounded and a guard of honor was called out as the Army aeronautical school leader Lt Hazelhurst and companions were killed at a hotel. an Army aviator piloting a plane trod onto a street before a crowd. four passengers were injured as the craft landed on the hotel steps.
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