06 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
1
London March 6 The rumor from Ena Scotland claims Capt Robert Falcon Scott reached the South Pole. Reports suggest a presidential like push in Washington to change wartime aid, with figures citing a shift toward a sugar program and political maneuvering by committee chairs.
Washington D C March 6 Roosevelt campaign manager Huthelia C Washington states he represents the governors of the states who called for Roosevelt to run in reply to Representative McKinley Taft manager who asked whom he represented Senator Dixon Montana confirms he represents state governors and Roosevelt Johnson primary campaign opens in Los Angeles next Saturday as reported from the cable.
A protest against Secretary of State Knox in Managua Nicaragua was broken up leading to the arrest of about fifty people including staff members from two newspapers.
In Washington on February 28 the Ways and Means Committee, led by Shackleford, drafted a plan to remove the tariff differential and abolish racial standards. The panel, split in opinion, agreed to delay any reform for at least two years, with projected revenue impacts of about 820 million. Many members voiced diverse views, and no consensus emerged on a new method to tax sugar.
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In Seattle Washington March and Cotterill former State Senator and leader of an Independent Democratic movement was elected mayor over recalled Hiram Gill in a tight race. Cotterill won 31 737 votes to Gill 31 071 with Gill campaigning on a liberal wide open town platform. Several list candidates were nominal and none won.
Washington D C March 6 The Senate has agreed to vote on the arbitration treaties tomorrow. The decision follows a session where lawmakers debated the scope of international mediation and the pace of allied diplomacy.
Sugar ban debate continues in local council as officials weigh health and budget impacts. Citizens express mixed views while researchers cite potential economic effects on producers and retailers.
A mangled report notes the death of a chief officer during preparations for a coast voyage. References to Logan, Manila, and a transport series are present, with fragmented mentions of ships, crews, and a continuing story on Page 3.
London dispatch reports ongoing Mahuka site case in limbo as strike actions threaten delays. Sources say talks stalled, with Cooke firm awaiting settlement. morning sessions planned to resolve wage and assignment disputes as workers remain idle across the franchise.
The Associated Press reports an English missionary has been murdered at Paotingfu near Peking China on March 6. Details are sparse but the incident has prompted concern among foreign missions and local authorities are investigating the case.
The government today wrapped up its prosecution of beef-packers accused of antitrust law violations. The Chicago case, presented in March, detailed alleged monopolistic practices and market manipulation.
London March 6 The report that Mrs. Pankhurst the eminent suffragette had been arrested proves erroneous. All those who took part in recent disorders will be prosecuted.
A chaotic text fragment details calls for citizen participation, mentions party figures like Mr RW and Shingle, and records a political conference. It notes a Republican meeting at the district station and an Allied plea to support a presidential ticket, with delegates pledged to a national convention and a debate over apportionment and participation.
Fragmented text indicates a Great Manufacturer considering taro, publicity, and related commodit ies at a publicity event. Mentions Mr Kettome and Mr Retlane discussing plans, with references to a public sale and manufacturing activities at a location resembling Houlthe. Page 8 continuation suggested.
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