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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
1
Washington reports hearings on the Democratic Mou ar bill before the Senate Finance Committee were set for March 27. The record notes ongoing political debate and procedural steps as March events loom.
A midshipman wedding in Honolulu draws personnel from the American naval community. The ceremony links officers and families at sea service venues, with attendees including notable cadets and guests from the Pacific fleet. The event marks a social highlight during a period of global naval activity and travel.
Details describe a wartime controversy involving a Sugar Refining Company and a Cuban aid plan tied to a Prohibition era era security debate. The text cites officials in Washington and the War Department discussing alleged support or differential actions linked to Cuba, and mentions individuals and committees evaluating treaties and protections amid ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary text from a Sugar City page outlines unclear references to people and events. Readable items include partial names and dates, but details are obscured by OCR errors making it difficult to determine precise actions or outcomes.
A lengthy filed action by Gertrude MacFarlane seeking fifty thousand dollars against Captain was dismissed in the Superior Court. The record shows MacFarlane indicating an $85 claim tied to a wedding-related matter and referencing various participants and a hospital. continued discussion and details appear on the next page.
A garbled listing of acts and speakers appears with distorted titles and names. The readable fragments reference a program including a sermon and performances, with unclear venue or precise times. The text is heavily garbled and no coherent details beyond a vague evening program.
In a House of Commons address today Prime Minister Asquith promised miners temporary wage relief. The plan aims to ease earnings pressures as government seeks to stabilize the mining sector amid economic strain.
A massive explosion at a railroad locomotive shop in Olongapo killed twenty seven Southern Pacific strike breakers and injured others. The blast disrupted operations amid labor unrest as authorities and workers assess the aftermath and security implications.
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Phoenix dispatch reports a transformed scene as new arrivals or events unfold in Arizona amid March weather. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but emphasize a forward-looking development and local city context.
Two convicts who escaped from the penitentiary near Gretna after a March 14 breakout were hunted down by pursuing ponies and shot to death. A third inmate died by his own hand during the running fight and final land of the desperados. Sheriff McBhane of Omatie and Roy Blunt, a farmer, were killed in the showdown.
Boston speech endorses a state presidential preference primary under specified conditions. Taft criticizes recent attacks on the U S judiciary while Washington Senator Commins proposes a nationwide presidential primary.
Breckons intimates consider impeachment of Reidford amid a volatile political scene. Rumors swirl around committee actions and potential charges as factions realign and public scrutiny increases.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions elections, candidates, and a Holstein named Ed Politz. The readable text hints at a Chicago setting, with references to Tarsee and various names or terms. The fragment is heavily corrupted but suggests a political candidacy or local election context.
Fragmented OCR notes reference ST INFANTRY and SHAFTER CAMP with scattered phrases on postings, schedules, and locations. The readable bits mention military units and a potential relocation or training site, implying orders or movement details, amid garbled text.
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