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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a phrase about the overthrow of the mosquito. readable portions mention a pine scene and stray letters suggesting a dated or miscaptured headline with no clear names, places, or dates.
Dover Delaware native Mrs Botkin, convicted of murdering John Dunning and his wife, died in San Quentin where she was serving life. Trial featured dramatic testimony of infatuation and motive. judge later denied parole even as her appeals faltered. Botkin had spent years behind bars and faced four more before eligible for parole.
Washington dispatch reports Taft may testify before the Joint Investigating Committee on the Hallinger Pinchot controversy. The issue centers on whether private utterances of the president about conservation should be divulged. The committee planned to rule on the matter after Attorney Vertroos objected to Pinchot introducing a 1908 April 20 conversation.
The document records counsel notes on Ballinger and Taft, contesting secretary Ballinger’s actions and Wilson’s good faith. It cites disagreements over withdraws and the role of Secretary Hattingar, with memory recalling concurrence on lacking authority for certain withdrawals.
Washington, D.C. February 20 Former President Roosevelt is called an exception to every rule by Taft in an address to the Potomac veterans. Taft says attacks on his administration mirror past criticisms of predecessors. He notes enduring hostility and recalls a difficult period, while expecting better years ahead despite press criticism.
London reports Lloyd George seen as the real power in the Liberal party amid leadership shift. Premiership transfer not formal yet with Parliament recess to decide. financiers fear budget delays spark chaos and strife. Nationalities push to exclude budget items, including whiskey taxes contentious to the Unionists.
Washington February 28 The revenue cutter service seeks a method to stop amateur wireless operators from jamming messages sent between revenue cutters and HQ. Interference stems from phonograph and wireless telephone broadcasts during patrols and shipwreck searches. A House Naval Affairs Committee bill would regulate amateur wireless activity as Treasury advocates lobby strongly.
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