22 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
1
Bitter at looming defeat Roosevelt era tensions rise as Calls such as Army and Chambers consider a third party. The U1 contract, valued around £160,000, faces quick action in the coming days.
Major Ui in Honolulu outlines a plan to spend appropriations on the TransPacific Yacht Race program while warning 80 percent may lapse. Contracts to be opened next week include reservoir work on Kaykonatia stream, extensive fencing for Schofield Barracks, and tunnel projects to convey water from a new reservoir. Local contractors anticipate bids totaling at least 150000 dollars with openings moved to June 26 at the Army quartermaster’s office.
Chicago dispatch reports Colonel Taft nominated to succeed himself at 5 59 PM by War Secretary Harding of Ohio. Delegates observed a tense convention as Roosevelt forces opposed Taft amid muttered applause and hisses. Bryan’s Coliseum appearance drew an ovation signaling shifting mood.
The article discusses expected outcomes of a yacht race between vessels the Seafarer and the Lurline and notes Seafarer’s Crowlumpibioid design and dimensions. It questions provisions for carrylow running sails and mentions Stroud and Norris with references to past trips from New York to the Panama Canal and South Pacific to San Francisco, hinting at forthcoming pages.
A garbled Maui tax appeal report notes four cases resolved after weeks of court action. Names, dates, and firm references are obscured by jumbled OCR but indicate settlements involving cane, tree vultye, and local firms.
Hendrick, a long time member of the Masonic order and a respected Randolph County native, died peacefully at his daughter's home after a brief illness. Born November 8, 1838, in Georgia, he served in the Civil War and later moved to Honolulu where he remained a pillar of the Methodist Church and local Masonry for decades. Funeral arrangements await his return to Honolulu, with services likely tomorrow afternoon pending his plans.
A bulletin notes that the Tie Bulletins Bualienn Review will be published on Monday in the house edition, signaling upcoming coverage and details to readers.
ALTIMORE Md June 22 The Democratic platform taking shape includes women s suffrage an expanded Navy likely two battleships a year postal unions and harbor upgrades A possible third Presidential term is noted Also the Denver Rio Grande Railway directors approved the plan and a 7 percent adjustment to bond savings of 25 million The Grande Trunk Railway firemen seek a 20 percent wage increase Fire engine news and the Catholic Knights insurance plans feature in the mid page notes The village of Foraker named after Senator Foraker is burned likely by a fire.
Local officials discuss blocking Pearl Harbor Road due to insufficient funds. An appropriation of 20000 was reduced to 17500, delaying completion. Contractors warn the project cannot be finished within available city and county funds, despite anticipated military priority.
An OCR cleaned draft reports leadership changes at Fly Fight 10 with references to President WAL Gitar and Magee Of Agriculture and Warwatry. The note hints at board actions and continued coverage on Page 4 with mentions of CUNEO Wibenite and Dr. CPitite among others.
The Republican platform reaffirms tariff protection as a guardian of American industry and calls for readjustment of tariff schedules after expert study. It proposes a Federal Tariff Commission and continues current policy on the Philippines and immigration, with broader federal governance in territories. Roosevelt supporters plan a new party, while Taft delegates clash with calls for unity and constitutional restraint. Governor Johnson of California walks out in protest as convention tensions rise.
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