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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
1
Washington March 15 The free sugar bill passed the House by a 198 to 103 vote. C. S. Albert reports from the capital on the outcome and potential next steps in the measure’s progress through Congress.
Reports from Washington and Hobart describe Captain Amundsen’s polar feat and a plan by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to leverage Panamanian canal control. The piece notes canal effects on overland railways, overall strategy, and the Antarctic expedition's milestones including reaching the South Pole and winter quarters. The narrative blends exploration history with maritime nation-building themes and ongoing political maneuvering.
Washington March 1 report says Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the Federal bureau of chemistry resigns amid frustration with laws and enforcement and the fallout from sugar price debates. The notice hints at friction with the department and agriculture amid disputes over estimates and policy. Washington March 15 the Democratic free sugar bill nears passage under a five minute rule with a likely vote tonight. Ed Polite, a San Francisco sugar magnate, cables that the Senate finance committee reports against the free sugar plan, signaling opposition from the committee.
An obscure report describes Free Bill Qugotian at an Alaska center amid unclear events. The text mentions a meeting or confrontation, notes about a person named He, and references to locations and groups in a garbled historical clipping.
Lorimer and committee in Washington move to address all Hawaii related matters. Early date set for debate, with focus on policy and potential developments.
In a noon clash near Deshi, auto YEE TIN was knocked down by an unnamed assailant. A bystander reports a tense scene as authorities arrived and the crowd dispersed. An elderly witness noted a struggle and called for medical aid. The event is under investigation with little verified detail available.
A historical report notes Pearl Harbor will receive a 170000 appropriation aimed at completing and strengthening coastal defenses. The plan includes constructing and completing modern batteries and related works, with total project cost previously estimated around 228000. Authorities outline progress, funding needs, and the role of military engineers in fortifying Hawaii.
Fragmented OCR text presents Mark Robinson discussing rights to wharves and a historical narrative. The passage appears jumbled with garbled phrases and partial names, including references to diaries and continued on another page.
Guthrie Okla March 15 The national convention urges Roosevelt as the Republican choice and instructs Oklahoma to cast its delegation for him at the convention in the lead line of the rostrum.
Governor Jed Prona Cole signs into law a presidential preference primary plan in Massachusetts. The measure establishes a statewide primary date and outlines party participation, deadlines, and ballot procedures for the 15th in Boston.
HILLEVILLE Va March 15 Two of the feudists who helped rescue an accused moonshiner in a tense courtroom battle yesterday have been captured.
In London on March 15 voting on settling the miners strike ended in a deadlock. The fragmented results leave the dispute unresolved with potential further action pending.
Mexico City March 15 reports say the revolutionary situation is improving with government troops gaining the upper hand. Local dispatch notes gains for authorities as the conflict continues.
A powerful hurricane swept a sparsely populated Alabama area causing at least five deaths and heavy damage. Emergency crews worked through the night to reach injured residents as authorities warned of continuing hazardous conditions along the coast.
A chaotic youth contest near Nananan featured a 20 year old standout named De Metlo who dominated a rough display against rival challengers. Police and organizers later fenced off spectators as tensions flared over the dramatic event and safety concerns.
Fragmented OCR reveals a political column attacking Underwood and tax policy. The passage references the Democrats and a controversial parliamentary maneuver, noting shifts in Ways and Means and public reaction. Continued discussion hinted on Page 6.
Alfred D Cooper reports San Eielon MuLng Company subscriptions nearing the $200,000 mark, with more than half paid in. He notes outstanding amounts and expects substantial returns as more funds come in during the coming week.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions immigration office, European agent, a coordinator at a trailing agency, and multiple named persons in a convoluted early 20th century style. The readable bits imply bureaucratic matters and local notices, with scattered references to workers, meetings, and public postings.
Police pursue clues in a missing man investigation tied to Mona area. A $2000 reward is offered for information leading to the man’s whereabouts while authorities interview witnesses and examine a May incident described in scattered notes.
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