18 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
Chicago report notes Hawaii cast all six votes for McGovern in the contest for the temporary chairmanship. Root garnered 558 votes and 502 went to McGovern elsewhere, with a wild demonstration reported amid the tally.
City officials consider a $100000 allocation for Gly works and a $100000 for other municipal improvements after a council vote. A November meeting of the Board will finalize funding for paving Campbell Farmetage and improvements on Mann Avenue Fort to Pa Pohwe Street. Queen Street paving may cost between 1800 and 3000, with wood block options under review. Continued on Page 3.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear listing about sugar analysis and pricing. Readable items include mentions of sugar and a local price query. No clear date, place, or named entities emerge from the fragment.
Isenberg is said to depart for the routine duties amid unsettled timing. Judge Whitney notes the temporary appointment of Entomologist Bhrhorn to replace the absent administrator and board recommendations to raise salaries for staff, with action deferred to the pension commission for final approval.
A heated open meeting reveals strong criticism of Norgaard and concerns over financial procedures in the Territory Veterinary department. Officials note misused funds and missing accounts while contrasting with board president Girard's call for prompt, decisive action. Further details follow on page 4.
A chaotic report from March describes a case involving labor agent Liberata Gomez and Alaska Packers Association. Court actions aim to restrain workers, with hearings set for July and appeals to the Supreme Court. Names include J Morte Mieane, C W Ashe Hord, W Cathcart, and others.
One annual meeting of the Hawaiian Society Lane of the American Revolution was held last night when officers were elected. President Robert d. Pratt, vice-president Perley J. Horne, secretary-tra DP Canfield, treasurer Charles H. Dickey, registrar Howard Mohr, board of managers Frank Atherton, John Walyter James, Chay 1, Cooke. The store of Henry May & Co. Leta will be closed all day Thursday, ak, "Chant Day.
Hawaii City and County Board of Supervisors weighs funding the armory for the National Guard amid calls to trim items. Supervisor Eben Law argues for over 29 thousand dollars in paving and other needs, while others urge restraint and prioritizing schools, bridges, and fire services.
An instructional notice announces a provisional school holiday for next Thursday in the Territory region. It cites the Department of Public Instruction and indicates schools will close for the day with local authorities guiding education timing and procedures.
Ji Barry the heavyweight failed to secure matches for the Fourth after being informed by Paddy Ryan that few bouts were available against thn He aimed to open over the tet beat but will now press directees Juminarian of 7 the Cissiedl The sporting contingent from Hong Kong AP aviary Papa 1h war on Tut 19 welcome and the Zomtandia find an uneventful journey with a large contingent returning from campaign The ANU penton Sin wil ail at show tonight.
Disjointed report outlines a planned clean up day for prisoners with references to a May or June holiday and administration by territorial officials. Mentions of a Wat unit, sanitary yard, and board oversight imply confinement maintenance tasks and a potential shift in work assignments during the holiday period.
Chicago June 18 convention drama with Roosevelt forces backing McGovern for temporary chair and clashing over roll calls. California delegates, Taft supporters, andpledges of party unity amid accusations of fraud and protests mark a tense session as votes tally for Root and McGovern.
Reported at a Wednesday Hoard of Supervisors meeting in Hale to discuss new school year plans. Coastal wind and storms prompt safety measures and repairs including cottages and housing for workers. A hearing is set in Pollen Court Friday morning for Hodirtaew and others accused of assault and battery.
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