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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
7
Voters hear heated arguments on harbor projects as mainland allies and local leaders clash over leadership and reform. Debates highlight concerns about public health, infrastructure, and future political alignments in the city.
A distorted Advertiser report asserts John Wine held a conference with WR Farrington and claims he favored a plan to “cure” crowds. The reply states no conference occurred, Farrington did not express such sentiments, and the Advertiser’s threats are an attempt to cover up a deliberate falsehood.
The article reports opposition to Underwood's free sugar plan as the House confronts a difficult path. Representative Broussard of Louisiana criticizes caucus legislators and the secretive process, arguing the public has a right to transparent action and that the policy of lumping taxation with trade needs open review.
A cabled report from Delegate Rubio to Taft campaign manager McKinley suggested a solid world delegation for Taft at the Republican National Convention. The message was welcomed by the President as timely and influential, with corroboration appearing in Washington dispatches and The New York Sun.
A fragmented local chatter piece mixes playful questions about writing by a man named Tom with comments on marriages and daily routines. The text references readers, a Scribbler, a wife, and perplexing slang about cooking and laundry.
Washington reports that Hawaii's delegate Kalanianaole warned Taft supporters to avoid infighting over Hawaii's six delegates. The aim is a unified front to back Taft at the April convention, ensuring no distractions from other Republicans in the Territory and keeping the delegation aligned with the President.
Washington report notes England Russia Germany and Japan favoring joint action with the United States to preserve China's territorial integrity. France Italy and Austria respond to the note, interpreted as showing U.S. support for China’s status while hinting at broader power cooperation. The dispatch cites diplomatic readings during the China disturbances and mentions a large financial figure.
A garbled draft describes Poetic Ge Ful artist Will Aden and a show titled At Home, with references to New York City plans and a potential event in Lonwen. The text mentions an exhibit opening week, a home setting, and the chance to view works by Aden amid unclear venue details.
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