25 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
1
The case involving Parker and Bryan, cited as a government property dispute, failed to pass review in a federal building site verdict. Local property owners believe the decision may be appealable by the government or involved parties.
The passage details a heated budget debate over wage cuts and layoffs set for July 1 as part of a large appropriation. It notes opposition from labor leaders, projected savings, and the risk of delays if funds are not released, with references to court action and a possible continued discussion on Page 6.
A dispatch from Western Division headquarters describes the Payless Army of Oaho living on credit for rations. Captain Case and General Sharpe are cited, with funds rerouted through the depot commissary, limiting immediate payments while civilian staff may be retained on contract.
Colonel K G Lagan, once editor in chief of the Lauraville Timer, died in Haltimort hospital following an operation. His career spanned decades at local journalism, and he was remembered by colleagues as a steadfast editor and community figure.
Final vote tally for Bulletin Contest 10 to be announced tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Candidates, their friends, and the public are invited to attend at the Hatha bin business office. A neutral panel will conduct the count with officials from Hawaiian News Co and Jordan & Workly.
A garbled report discusses a proposed $300,000 hotel project in Hilo tied to an alleged hotel syndicate and representatives. The piece references downtown location, modern facilities, and local figures including church leaders and Mount Holyoke College context, with mentions of labor and dividend concerns.
Territorial Treasurer Conkling boarded the Magan Kew at Hilo and reached Honolulu early today. He plans to sail the Tenyo Maru at 11 for the mainland, to meet Governor Frear in San Francisco for a two day conference. He may be sent to New York to lead the bond flotation after details are cleared, with return possible by mid September.
Acting Governor Mott Smith discusses bond interest obligations and a new bond issue of 1 500,000 to be touted on September 2. The post announces a daily interest rate increase of about 80 dollars and outlines monthly payment dates with a new rate affecting total outstanding interest.
The assault case involving Editor Chang You Hang of Waiting Mablinking Company resumed at Palloe Court at 2 40 this afternoon before Judge Monsarrat. Both sides pressed the matter with intense questioning as the defense and prosecution prepare for a likely continued session this week. A turning point in the trial remains anticipated as formal decision nears.
June 25 Baltimore delegates clash as Parker leads early vote for temporary chair with 812 to 678 margin over Bryan. Hawaii splits its six votes four for Parker and two for Bryan while Cardinal Gibbons administers the invocation. Parker’s speech triggers disorder as police quell aisle disturbances and the convention adjourns until evening.
A local obituary notes the passing of Thome Doliber, president of the Mins Pood Company Amerion, reportedly due to a heart ailment. The death occurred at the Mra Willant AL Tobinsa Jeg in New Montfort, with details limited to the readable OCR fragment.
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 25 Hugh Stepial Wu and Jock Gabler emerged as leading figures in a push for major contracts. Wu and Gabler reported strong interest from several teams with no final agreement announced.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a sugar ban affecting Francisog region and local markets. Names, dates, or precise actions are unreadable, but the note suggests regulatory change impacting suppliers and consumers with potential price effects.
Miller, hurt but not sidelined, rushes to return while Miller’s role at Milo High remains under focus. The district press notes his teaching duties and a local hiring controversy, with ongoing coverage of the Miller case and related inquiries.
The republic of China rejected a proposed three billion dollar loan from six powers. The sticking point was a requirement that all expenditures be supervised by far participating in the arrangement, a clause China reportedly found unacceptable.
A Riot in Los Angeles ended with the Magans and others sentenced to eleven months in jail for violation of the Mexican neutrality seement. A hundred sympathizers clashed with police and several women were injured.
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