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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
7
A Honolulu audience debates newspaper advertising value, urging media across magazines and weeklies to promote public campaigns. The piece praises Hawaii civic efforts, notes promotion work by the Hawaii Promotion Committee, and defends territorial progress and republican possibilities while warning against political agitation and radical shifts.
Delegates and the public debate the platform for the Territory. Aimed at unifying the party to present a united stance at the National Republican convention in Chicago.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a burglary and a pursuit, mentioning a Carnegie medal prompt and a suspect likely fleeing near a pawn shop. It references faces and local landmarks but provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The speaker urges Hawaii to align with a sober Republican platform and elect a strong territorial delegation. He argues for self government within a conservative commonwealth and criticizes factionalism while urging unity among Hawaiians to present a united front to national voters.
Washington February 20 The House Committee on Expenditures in the War Department broadened its probe into Major Beecher J Ray paymaster by subpoenaing Charles P Taft and hinting Roosevelt involvement. The panel also sought General Tasker HL Bliss now at Totten NY and indicated possible calls for Roosevelt to testify regarding Ray’s political activity at Taft’s convention.
Foot Commander Eward Blanchard completed the examination of the stomachs of two little children who died on Hawaii. He said I found alcohol and there may have been enough to ease alcoholic poisoning, but I cannot say. The text was requested for printing from the Bullet.
A discussion of proposed revenue measures notes possible reductions in duties and sugar taxes to fund deficits. It cites projected shortfalls between 18 and 20 million dollars and mentions ministers hoping to shield consumers while refining industry parties seek changes. The text references the Rhode Island legislature conflict and the estate of Josephine M. Newell at 1,007,022.
An internal revenue tax proposal inches forward amid Home Democrats debate. Subcommittee members anticipate a plan to cut tariff taxes and shift duties onto the consumer, aiming to reduce refining costs while preserving treasury revenue. Critics warn about fresh price pressures and market power.
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