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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1912

Page

10

Frear Opposes Literacy Tests in Territorial Referendum

In a heated debate, Frear condemns a migration law proposal tied to a literacy test and urges Hawaii to be exempt from compulsory literacy requirements. The report notes contested language about who may vote and the potential exclusion of non English speakers and minority groups, with references to Hawaii under territorial supervision and possible settler arrangements.

Vherk Department of Interior United Sh Allen Gee

Woman's Board Discusses Mission Fields at Meeting

The Woman's Board of Ministers met yesterday to discuss mission work, with emphasis on Canton and a Chinese women’s string of cases. Attendees included Mes. Richardy, Mes. Damon, Miss Shaw, Miss Alexander, Mr J.D. Marques, and Mrs. Por kine. Miss Mabot Anderson was brought to Honolulu to lead the Sitannal Wesley Home as plans were announced for relocation and staffing.

Canton Richardy Plas PW. Damon Shaw Normal School Mary Alexander

Ambassador Beyce of Iroat Heltain Visits New Zealand

Ambassador James Beyce of Iroat Heltain arrived via Hoe boluli tt Tile Way and stayed at Hotel Stewart with floral welcomes from the hotel director. He planned to return to America soon, despite chatter he might take a UK post, while viewers cautioned against trusting newspaper rumors.

Ann Nia Annie Qigats James Beyce Iroat

Taft Speech Warns Against Political Opponents

Taft defends record and criticizes Roosevelt’s methods while urging progress through Republican leadership. The president argues against sensational charges and defends his administration’s achievements and authority amid controversy over reforms and public sentiment.

Canal Plan Likely To Be Amended In Congress

Washington reports an executive House Commerce Committee meeting approving an amendment to the Panama Canal bill. The measure would allow the commission to regulate rail access and determine which routes are controlled by railroads, affecting intercity trade and waterway use. The proposal faces opposition from railroad interests and is expected to move to the House for debate.

Congress Pangma Washington House Pancoma Canal Interstate Cammeron United States Hanis Wien Whitehaven Beth Allroad House of Representatives

Steamer Texas Sinks After Mine Strike Not American Vessel

The steamer Texas struck a mine at the entrance to the Gulf of Smyrna and sank. Ninety aboard were saved. several injured, and the ship was not an American vessel but operated under the Archipelago American Steamship Co. The incident follows confusion over ownership and the vessel’s role in naval movement around Smyrna and the Levant amid tensions in the region.

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