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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented, jargon filled assessment of convention debates and campaign maneuvers targets white policy interests, bids for intervention, and community impact. The piece notes how public venues, meetings, and local figures influence the broader political climate and future welfare of Honolulu residents.
Community opinion on the Malaka site condemnation hinges on how Congress values the entire block and the remaining property after appropriation. The decision will direct federal building focus to the Malaka site, with valuations likely not exceeding the appropriation.
Governor faces doubt over his future and reelection as plans to visit the island to view rail and other snatters unfold. He asserts confidence in his decisions while awaiting president’s choice on territorial appointments and potential reappointment.
A sailor Nelson was shot by the cook aboard during an effort to adjust lines. Two bullets struck Nelson in the abdomen and one in the jaw as witnesses say the cook fired from the galley door. Nelson died of internal hemorrhage after being confined in irons in the brig. Captain Willette ordered the crewman chained and jailed aboard the vessel.
A fragmented dialogue shows a man declaring intent to marry a daughter while alimony and family ties loom. The scene hints at social expectations and a suffragette-era debate as a woman challenges gender roles. The text captures a tense, domestic moment with characters named Owens and Shinar amid teasing and protest.
A Chinese crewman aboard the Poong Suey allegedly declared he would not be captured as the ship neared the Atlantic. A fight with a sailor led to a leap overboard as the cook reportedly resisted arrest. Captain Willetts blamed earlier crew bullying for the incident while noting the galley work and cargo operations. The voyage, bound for Delaware and with sugar on board, proceeds with tension easing as the ship nears New York.
A jury verdict on the federal trial emerged Saturday night at the Fort City courthouse. The courtroom described intense debate as jurors weighed the evidence and rendered a split decision affecting multiple counts, with the outcome closely watched by local merchants on Merchant Street and Fort Avenue.
A late 19th century document discusses employing Filipinos to meet labor shortages in Hawaii. It argues against repatriation or coercion, urging fair terms and wages, and compares with Hawaii's labor practices. The piece stresses attracting workers with better wages and living conditions, while noting tensions and the need for careful policy to avoid misrepresentation.
The readable lines describe a financial evaluation and potential sale costs. It references a project with costs near 111,800 dollars and a remaining 425 thousand dollars, noting the total sum and possible changes. The text remains unclear with garbled phrases and partial figures.
An upcoming church gathering is announced for Wednesday at the church led by Mr Marl. The note calls for regular attendance at the venue on Werthesday and mentions a congregational meeting to be held in Metten bie conurexationn.
Fragmented classified item shows sale and rental offers including premises on MI Ave Kitke and date references, with pricing like 15,000 and 26,000. Mentions property ownership, dates, and potential rental notices including a property dated 2000. Readable fragments describe sale and rent items with several garbled lines.
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