21 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
1
A long, fragmented notice outlines proposed Punetibew Park development and a funding dispute. It mentions military reservations, city streets widening, and necessary improvements funded by county and state officials. Governors, legislators, and local authorities weigh plans to acquire land, clear trees, and set aside areas for air line use and public utilities.
Acting Governor Mot Smith received a lengthy letter from Guverts dated in Washington. The correspondence concerns a 4,500 mile petition and a decision by the Cor rilorial Executive tool in the interior secretary’s office. Officials debate whether the matter has been discussed by state officers and the Governor.
Local cleanup efforts face higher costs amid ongoing work. The article notes increased expenses and extended timelines, with officials citing material shortages and labor needs. District crews, led by county figures, push forward on debris removal while reporting progress and lingering challenges.
Fragmentary notes describe arrivals at Lin, talks about actions by Seerency of the Tater Watter C. Piebet planning to con alate on the adjornment of Constods. The text references a July or August period and a meeting in New York with an unidentified person, mentioning a TAHONE and an AL WS figure.
Auly 1 Coxoiterter Mile event draws attention as a key race with a 4500 highlight. Dynartors Kul Wwe named in the listing amid preparations for the day's program.
Charles J. Braaier of the Ho hoor Advertising Canoary reports a Honolulu delegate at the Axnwol ed Adverttattie Clube of America convention in Dallas. He praised the event and noted interest in local conditions and potential relocation thoughts as several delegates considered moving here or elsewhere. He said attendees wanted definite ideas on local conditions to guide future decisions. Continued on Page 4.
In New London on June 21 Harvard eight-oared varsity defeated Yale by six lengths on the Thames. The Crimson also won the freshman race and the fours event, marking a strong overall performance in the regatta.
In Washington on June 21 the House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to impeach Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court. He is accused of accepting favors from railroads and of being influenced in his rulings by corruption.
WHITE PLAINS N Y June 21 Rev Robert Chrystie of Allegheny today testified that he believes Harry Thaw is sane. The campaign for Thaw's liberty proceeds with active public interest in Seymour and related social events. Major and Mrs Mechine hosted a reception and dinner for Colonel and Mrs Meciuencete as part of the local social scene.
Chicago June 21 Taft forces win in California contest as the credentials committee adopts the majority report by 842 to 58 percent Hawaii joins Roosevelt faction while Gov Johnson of California praises unit conditions. Roosevelt is cheered by the crowd as the convention faces slow progress and possible adjournment.
Red Cross leaders from the United States and Japan met aboard a Maru ship after the ninth International Red Cross Society conference. Empress dowager of Japan donated $10,000 in gratitude as Baron Ozawa and officials welcomed American Red Cross delegates. Local Japanese Red Cross groups and social leaders gathered at the wharf, with interviews noting progress of Red Cross work in Japan and praise for President Taft.
Chicago June 21 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion and his wife were indicted for smuggling a 1000 necklace into the country from Europe.
Chi delegation from Hawaii voted with Taft on the Credentials Committee. The panel then sustained the Taft majority on fourteen contests including Arkansas and Alabama. Hawaii’s vote favored Taft at each stage as the majority report was adopted amid lively floor action.
Chicago reports William Jennings Bryan refuses to back Judge Alton G. Parker for temporary Democratic convention chair. He plans to travel to Baltimore to campaign against him. The crowd greets Parker’s acceptance of the chair, and a taft delegation vote accompanies Bryan’s ovation as the band plays songs praising Billy.
Report from Durant Oklahoma notes bandits robbed a local bank for about $2000 and were pursued by residents who engaged in a two sided exchange. The chaotic scene left some wounded while the thieves fled into the night. Authorities seek clues and have stated no arrests yet.
Sugar report from San Francisco dated June 21 notes Beete 88 analysis and parity metrics with fragmented figures. Maya Gaynor is mentioned alongside a 129095 total, though exact context is unclear. The item reads as a brief commodity or statistical snippet with partial data and no clear narrative.
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