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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
9
A garbled OCR passage outlines intense accusations in a political campaign. It names Taft and McKinley era figures, references campaigning conflicts, party loyalties, and implied political maneuvers, portraying a heated, partisan atmosphere with calls for accountability and reform.
A garbled report references a Hawaii jail matter involving a man linked to a controversial event. Names and details are obscured, with scattered mentions of a trial, a Siberia reference, and a dramatic sequence around a death, but readable facts are minimal and unclear.
A garbled report describes labor recruitment among sugar workers tied to Hiwalhin Sugar Chantars and a Filipe named Lobonne. It mentions Mayall landed estates and a May period, with arrests after a ground dispute and a Philippine court inquiry. The供context hints at unrest over employment terms and land use, with reports from the Ventien goods and wharf.
Hawaiian suffragettes discuss party support for Link McCandress as a potential delegate to Congress. They deny involvement in renting a hotel lecture site. A petition for Hawaiian suffrage is prepared for Washington with Prince Kuhio to present to Congress after a meeting next Thursday.
A scrambled courtroom transcript recounts Pig Little’s exposure and the defense by Belinelder and Sullivan amid a tense trial. The session features Judge Dale and witnesses like Somneliter and Hodis as they discuss the injury claim and the man with the nickname Little Wade.
In a tense court session, lawyers from Healtony and Hesston faced off over a pivotal case. The outcome hinges on testimony and precedents set by earlier rulings.
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