20 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
1
Articles describe a failed plot involving dynamite along a train roadbed carrying Secretary Knox McBryde. The report notes conspirators facing potential death penalties and mentions figures like Col Hepburn and witnesses. Continues on page 2.
In Washington on March 20 the committee on expenditures in the State Department opened an inquiry into allegations that Secretary Knox used a department employee as a valet, with authorities at home pursuing the case and examining the charge.
An unclear meeting description mentions Campbell and a discussion of abatements, records, and a rider. Names like Waketiells and Campbell appear amid disrupted text about property, shipping, and a bulkhead incident. The fragmentaryItem hints at a contentious session and accusations without clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text reports on Isenberg statements and a government water department matter, citing a senate finance commission and a conference. The readable portions mention a meeting, a morning news item, and a continuation note for page 8.
Article documents a public investigation into Campbell's water department over billing, finances, and raise proposals. It details figures, salaries, and the role of the superintendent Wade Weeks, with mentions of 46F temperatures and a projected $8.201 million in expenses. The piece hints at ongoing hearings and a continuation on page 2.
In Fargo on March 20 Senator La Follette leads Roosevelt and Taft in presidential primary returns with 167 of 1800 precincts reporting 94159 for La Follette 22877 for Roosevelt and 3000 for Taft A long obfuscated article follows detailing political figures locations and further notes from the campaign trail with scattered references to committees and meetings across various states and dates.
In New York on the 20th the “Cousin Dave” letters are likely to be admitted as evidence against American Sugar Refinings directors. The letters allegedly reveal secret information related to Sherman antitrust laws and were exchanged between Washington, Thomas, and Stetson, with Adolph Segal, president of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company, implicated.
Cleveland March 20 The miners concede a strike is likely as talks with coal operators fail. The conference has been futile and miners insist they will stay out until their demands are met.
In New York City on March 20 Mrs Blanche Carson a prominent San sea woman was caught smuggling jewelry into the United States on her return from the Indian Durbar. In a separate item eighty miners are entombed following an explosion at the San Bois mine.
Fragmented OCR text shows two Mahuka cases set for jury deliberation. Names, dates, and places are largely garbled, with scattered references to proceedings, witnesses, and a court setting. The readable bits indicate imminent jury action on the two Mahuka matters.
Sierra reports a record passenger arrival as the vessel Huy Genin Wentoninehiy docks at Honolula. The crew and passengers celebrated the voyage and the strong turnout, while officials noted top crew achievements and upcoming departures.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases with unclear subject. No coherent names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Navy seizes coal sufficiency at Pearl Harbor and domestic depots amid expanding war effort. Officials say shipments to shipyards continue, while contractors face delays and price pressures. (Continued on Page i)
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