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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
1
A federation meeting moved to refer the matter to the municipal election committee and other bodies for a report at the next executive session. The discussion showed mixed support for eliminating hurtful items and party lines, with wording indicating the majority favored a territorial policy and certain observers noted the session’s unclear outcome.
Police officers in a political row spin tensions around Jarrett as a reform push and alleged missteps emerge. Community fear and party factions impact public trust while internal sources claim pressures influence Jarrett’s standing in the race, with details continuing on another page.
Scrambled OCR briefing notes reference Andrews and a political convention in Hawaii. Named figures include Rubin and Kubin Hyer amid mentions of a deputy, chair, and a territorial event. The text hints at strategy, representation, and potential real power shifts surrounding a key eleventh hour decision.
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita were shot at while riding to the Pantheon but unharmed. Major Lang leading the escort was severely wounded. The anarchist assailant was pursued by a mob and captured by authorities.
In Hilleville Virginia on March 14 during the murder trial of a noted feudist a mob led by the defendant’s brother opened fire in the courtroom killing the judge the prosecutor the clerk and the sheriff and one juror and wounding several others. The prisoner was rescued and posses of militia are prepared to pursue the killer and his followers.
Four million people allegedly idle amid a great strike, with partial dispatches from London describing nationwide turmoil and economic disruption. Details remain incomplete as reports filter in from the capital and major cities.
Washington March 14 The House approved a neutrality bill in a decisive vote. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration.
Eight men are involved in a chaotic incident as three convicts kill a warden and two guards during an escape attempt. The disaster unfolds as the prisoners seize weapons, triggering a violent clash before the jailbreak continues. Investigations are launched to capture the fugitives and determine motive.
Sugar frauds case against Harned was quashed today in New York City.
Miners in New York and West Virginia plan a strike set for April 1 amid ongoing disruptions tied to Weltington unrest. The article also notes a voluntary petition and a political delegation from Virginia facing internal reshaping ahead of a national convention.
Washington March 14 The House Democrats today split on the free sugar bill with debate planned today and a vote tomorrow. Indications suggest the bill will pass the House.
Senate debate centers on a sugar subsidy plan as supporters promise a boom while opponents warn of risks. The discussion touches on coast artillery inspection in Hawaii and funding measures affecting revenues and household costs amid party disagreements in the House and Senate.
City records show a budding rivalry as tenders for street paving are opened. Gilman and Stocker, representing Kite Lithie and Navan Development, submit bids amid negotiations to pave King Street at a rate of BL per yard. Officials debate project scope and costs as the matter continues.
A fragmented report discusses political tension around immigration and labor, noting Andrews being blocked from access as factional dispute surfaces. It references committees, public statements, and alleged program scrutiny in a precinct setting with debate over enforcement.
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce will hear a report from a joint committee on water rates. The panel aims to speed rate adjustments to align local charges with other ports, pending recommendations from the Charters committee and Merchants Association.
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