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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
1
Los Angeles dated May 9 reports the bodies of Peter Walker, a millionaire contractor, and Mrs. Anna Dewey found in the offender’s apartment. Police say the woman killed Walker and then committed suicide last Sunday night upon learning he was attempting to reconcile with his wife.
In Weymouth England on May 7 King George reportedly rode a submarine and remained submerged for ten minutes during a dangerous test at the yard. The event underscores royal support during naval challenges and showcases endurance under sea for a monarch.
Weather improves flood conditions in New Orleans as relief supplies reach refugee camps. In Washington, D.C. the House votes 120 to 149 to abolish the United States Commerce Court with pending cases to be moved to Federal district courts.
A proposal to abolish the mints was defeated in Washington DC reports Ama. The victory preserves mint operations and maintains currency production in the capital.
Washington May 9 General Gomez self proclaimed head of the opposition republic of Mexico is reported prisoner under heavy guard in the customs house at Juarez. Escalon May 7 General Orozco rebel leader has gone southward with no notable events reported nearby.
In Fairbanks Alaska on May 9 a big gold strike is reported on Hammond Creek off the Koyukuk River. Nuggets totaling about $30,000 have reportedly been gathered as a stampede to the site begins.
In Rome on May 9 officials deny a Turkish governor of Rhodes reported victory over Italy. No confirmation of the claim is found and the matter is treated as unverified by local authorities.
In Berlin on May 0, police were called to the Prussian Diet and bodily ejected a Socialist deputy for heckling and storming at the speaker amid the session.
Fragmentary OCR notes show women seeking voting rights interwoven with wartime duties and public life. Mentions names and places obfuscated by garbled text but centers on advocacy for suffrage recognition alongside societal contributions.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions orders and prompt attention in the city of Granite and Marble. Details are unreadable but imply administrative or service actions. No names, dates, or clear entities beyond place references.
Washington reports Col Goethals may resign as head of the Panama Canal. The director general of the Pan American Mail said a permanent trained administrative and operative staff is needed. Rep mentions of votes and public sentiment appear in the discussion of leadership and reform.
A distorted report claims Dr Victor Clark commissioner of immigration will travel to Manchuria next Saturday to organize the removal of Russians from Manchuria to Hawaii. Details mention immigration moves, Hawaii plans, and a presidential committee, with fragments indicating involvement of Campbell, Haymond, Brown, and Parker ranch.
Mrs Andie Smith mother of the bride involved in the divorce fight with Mildred Heane and Harry Bris spurred sensational remarks in Judge Whitney s court. Attorney Thompson questioned Mrs June under direct examination as she described strained relations with her mother in law and alleged tensions over the marriage. Witnesses testified to emotional moments and reported health complaints amid party comments and alleged improprieties. Page 4 continued.
A meeting of YMCA directors reports the expansion of the organization and the new home. Officers elected for the year include Trent as president, W. G. Hall as vice president, Robert Austerion as secretary, and F. C. Atherton as treasurer. The association’s work is expanding across departments with 464 men and boys in training and employment programs. A statistical report and appeals for public support are outlined, with distributions planned for November.
A chaotic transcript from a public commission meeting outlines proposed new plans and personnel changes. It references May 6 and various attendees, including names like Beale and Martin, plus discussions of public instruction, damages, and legal arguments. The crux centers on commission strategy and looming decisions.
Fragmentary OCR recalls conflict over mills and plains with Judge Hardy’s resignation. report mentions wartime governance and river struggle, and references a governor and public actions. Readable names are scarce, but the piece hints at political turmoil and jurisdiction changes.
Fragmented OCR shows troops rushed from posts to work on war problems under an inspector's eye. Mention of Majors Moloney and Andregan, cavalry, infantry, and three memes of warfare strategy. Fort Shatter defense cited, with units spread for drills and readiness. The report continues on Page 2.
Fragmentary text shows a political discussion with Mr. Rush asserting Teddy Roosevelt’s potential election and a Chinese influence claim. It mentions contracts with Spalding and the United Biaten Slee Company, shipping at Pearl Harbor and a large delivery of sheep wear, plus interest in cement and construction tied to wartime logistics. The piece is garbled but centers on political influence, business contracts, and shipping dynamics during a tense period.
Prominent business leaders will meet Tuesday afternoon to discuss a proposed bill affecting commerce. The meeting aims to address membership concerns and potential impacts on local industry and rail transportation.
Reported move of Pan Pacific Congress 10 headquarters from Honolulu to San Francisco aims to centralize planning for South America Asia and Pacific regions. Representatives from chambers of commerce and expo groups discussed relocation with officials including Wood and Kiow to align with trade promotion and exhibition effort.
Reported remarks from a Chinese consul suggesting that major powers will soon recognize the Republic of China and back its government. The consul allegedly claimed impending support and noted plans involving military and diplomatic steps, while officials disputed some statements and pressed for clarity.
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