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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
1
A revival era water dispute triggers political rhetoric as Parker urges Taft to set aside political actions while the Supreme Court deliberates. The report recounts debates, votes, and public protests with references to reform, water rights, and federal authority.
Judge Cooper defends grand jury system urging its cost efficiency while noting court business and recent procedures. He emphasizes maintaining the system amid rural and urban caseloads, citing fees and legal steps as part of ongoing administration.
London reports miners decide on immediate ballot to end the strike crippling industry and transport. Union representatives express hope after the House of Commons passed a minimum wage bill. the broader strike persists across the United Kingdom.
A brief notice from Fort St. about an upcoming sale of property to the Brewer estate. The notice mentions a three day window and references Jordan's in the vicinity. Readers are invited to review the Weekly Bulletin for details.
Col Parker returned from Washington and bade farewell to Delegate Kuhio aboard the Wilhelmina after a lengthy conference with Taft regarding Kuhio. The article outlines tense discussions and upcoming flights, with notes on the Hawaii delegation and national capital plans.
John Parsons, director and general counsel of the American Sugar Refining Co, testifies for the defense in a federal case alleging sugar trust wrongdoing. He claims the company lent Adolph LeG, president of Pennsylvania Sugar Refining, 1,250,000 in 1908 and kept collateral due to his failure to meet obligations, impacting the Pennsylva sugar future.
A jumble of garbled text shows political maneuvering over a sugar bill. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the piece depicts lawmakers confronting opposition and public demonstrations as debates stall and protests intensify.
In a historical report from a health committee, thirteen men were considered for posts while female applicants were effectively overlooked after initial qualifications. Five vacancies remain open as the committee notes uncertainty over future appointments and equal compensation practices.
Unable to derive a coherent factual summary from the provided text.
The Senate adopted the Heyburn resolution sustaining the validity of Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin and declared that bribery charges against the aged senator have not been proved. The vote affirmed his election and cleared him of allegations.
Supporters of Theodore Roosevelt in New York City filed a petition with Governor Dix charging fraud in yesterday's presidential primary. They alleged irregularities that they say helped William Howard Taft secure an overwhelming victory.
Springfield dispatch says a militia regiment was ordered to Rock Island to quell riots among workers. A small mob confronted police as authorities moved to restore order during a tense period amid a special legislative session.
Albert B. Fall and Thomas B. Catron, both Republicans, were today elected as the first U S Senators from the new state of New Mexico, announced in Santa Fe on March 27.
Mexican officials report a night retreat by federals and a delay in victory at the border camp. Aneta and Honuluke are named in scattered notes with a reward offered for information leading to an abduction case.
Fragmented OCR text details Persian Republic actions and leadership confusion amid political purges. Mentions cabinet reshuffles, potential vetoes, and international visitors, with scattered references to U.S. and European entities. The piece appears to continue on Page 6.
In Colorado Springs Colorado on March 8 the State Republican convention delegates backed Taft with 686 votes while Roosevelt received 242, signaling a Taft path to victory in the state.
London dispatches say Turkish forces won a major battle in Tripoli after a fierce clash. Reported heavy casualties include thousands of officers and soldiers, with many killed or wounded in the engagement as the United States records provide.
Report outlines large scale military drills scheduled for the coming month. Details describe training focuses and participation, noting units, command staff, and anticipated locations.
A government order directs changes to mail service for Hilo, detailing proposed routes and schedule adjustments. The notice notes involvement from Washington and local officials in implementing the restructured delivery pattern.
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