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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
1
A harbor incident involving the Mauna Kea leads to a vessel sinking near the pier. One crew member died from injuries. Rescue teams and medical staff responded as authorities assess damage and plan repairs. further coverage continues on page 2.
Ex governor George Recuter haw recommended Thurston for Hawaii governor, per a censored report. The tale notes Carter urged action and Thurston responded with denials or noncommitment, while sources discuss timing and potential implications for succession.
FC Associated reports Johnson opens his support for Roosevelt for President in Los Angeles. The event, noted by correspondents, signals early backing for Roosevelt in the ongoing campaign.
Officials from California and industry firms brokered a pact restricting entry of fruit or vegetables from the marked area into California. The move, backed by Market Hijet and local horticultural authorities, aims to enforce a territory-wide embargo by morning. Negotiations featured Deputy Breiner and Starrett urging compliance amid delays.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses housing for troops in Oahu, the Cantonment debate, and the cost comparison between existing quarters and new barracks. It mentions the War Department, the Hawaiian Department, and plans to station Cavalry while considering construction of permanent barracks and cantonment relocation, with reference to local officials and a continuation on Page 7.
Roosevelt supporters were outnumbered at the Bacon district convention in Knoxville. Taft forces had withdrawn to another hall, leaving Roosevelt factions to push for their candidate amid reduced attendance.
In Washington, Democratic leaders delay action on the free sugar bill to gauge sentiment ahead of debate next week. McCarthy stresses independence from McCandless while factions plot support at a Colonel Mccarthy office meeting. Waverley building. Mayors, deputies, supervisors, and aides attended.
Washington March 9 The House plans an investigation into the shipping combine and the relations between the Pacific Mail and the Southern Pacific will be probed.
Abe Attell and Harlem Tommy Murphy duel in a twenty round fight at Daly City. Through three rounds Murphy holds a slight edge over the former featherweight champ as the bout progresses.
Clarence Darrow's trial on charges linked to Los Angeles jury bribery is now scheduled for May 14. Officials in Los Angeles confirmed the date amid ongoing pretrial proceedings.
Peking China March 9 An international syndicate of bankers has agreed to advance 4 900 000 dollars to China within three months The move signals strong international support for Beijing as it seeks to bolster its financial position amid economic pressures.
The interstate committee today approved a canal bill granting the President power to set tolls on all cargo passing through the canal. The bill fixes tolls at a dollar and a quarter per ton.
The Senate today confirmed Mahlon Pitney of New Jersey for the Supreme Court post. The action comes after growing expectations and signals the approval of his standing as a respected jurist amid ongoing Canal Bill discussions and trust issues impacting maritime routes.
Reading from a fractured report, factions debate the Democratic territorial convention and the timing of a second ballot. Delegates weigh voting strength and alignment with party leaders as the committee seeks a path forward, amid ongoing discussions and potential contending lines.
Reports state KuliosPart Leigeae Kiriniatiins seek control of the Hejabliend Torritos at a convention set for April 1. Wilcox and Ketlinelte are warned by local authorities as party factions begin mobilizing amid ongoing national politics.
A tenement fire in AP Mersin te left six dead and four others believed dying. The blaze gutted the Victoria and AlbUR area, with authorities investigating the cause amid toxic smoke and collapsed interiors. Residents fled as flames swept through multiple rooms, and rescue teams battled the blaze into night.
A chaotic fragment reports a massive miners strike threat from the 200,000 strong Soc. Union in Germany. They warn of a general stoppage over wage demands, signaling potential widespread disruption and labor tensions amid wartime or postwar context. The text references specific locations and names but remains garbled, preserving the core event of a pending miners strike.
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