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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
1
Reports indicate an immigrant is charged in connection with a murder case involving Russians and rioters, with authorities detailing detention and debates over immigration status. The national service notes intensive investigations, hospital supervision for detainees, and ongoing public attention.
A fragmented report from the Federation and Civile Federation notes predict political activity for 10 members led by Arthur Go Smith. Officials debate re election and governance, with talk of changes in leadership and possible moves to the Vromibeney. The piece hints at divisions and potential elections in Nada valley and broader municipal concerns.
A Chinese parade to celebrate the Republic of China will form in Chinatown with a grand procession and floats. Mayor J Fern and Captain Herger will speak as the parade forms at the park, continuing through the day with a large turnout from Chinese associations.
In Indianapolis on March 12 a grand jury charged with complicity in the dynag labor scandal tied to the McNamara brothers appeared for plea. Prominent labor figures faced the case as the court weighs charges related to the assassination and union activities.
A garbled report notes a courtroom clash over a two cent item involving Mahuka case attorneys. References to names, dates, and locations are present but obscured, with scattered dialogue about a verdict, counsel, and a continued story on Page 2.
A garbled early 20th century report discusses road construction costs in Hawaii and a supervisor meeting. It notes proposed bids and public works planning with mentions of a municipal or county body considering funding and statewide implications. The text references dates, places, and officials in an uncleared draft.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered words on sugar, value, purity, and quotations. No coherent names, dates, or events to identify a specific news item or context. Unable to determine a valid summary from the readable content.
The article reports on Ainahau and Al Lo Alwok, former Bellingham officials, linked to stalled hotel and tourist resort plans. It notes legislative delays, a $200 40 expenditure, and ongoing efforts to secure a clear title as Attorney General Wickersham discusses a potential rehearing and the territorial legislature weighs the park title matter before a special session.
Reports from Mexico City indicate revolution representatives have been dispatched to Washington while unrest continues at Torreon and along the border with activity in Jalinco. In Chicago on March 12, Federal Judge Carpenter denied the motion to dismiss a suit against beef packers for anti trust law violations.
Three robbers gagged a Japanese jeweler and his family in San Francisco, escaping with about $5000 in valuables. In other brief items Secretary Knox was feted in San Salvador. The tenth commandment was read to jurors in sugar fraud cases in New York. Missionaries in Canton flee feared unrest amid upheaval.
Twenty thousand participated in a strikers riot in Dusseldorf on March 12, with many injured amid clashes and street disturbances.
Reported twice tragedy after an American oil-tankerRiseerené encountered trouble near Honolulu on February 24. The vessel carried thousands of barrels of oil and was bound for the Pacific coast when transport diversions and losses were noted. local officials and a merchant ship tally reflect the ongoing investigation and the exchange of cables in the wake of the incident.
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