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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
12
Monon chapter of Knights of Pythias No 8 meets every Saturday and the fourth Saturday at 1 26 o clock in Fort Wayne at the Masonic Hall corner. Members invited to attend.
Fragmented text references a crime probe involving a figure named M Dupfie and mentions investigations, dates, and locations in a garbled reportage. The readable parts suggest an ongoing inquiry with no clear verdict or outcome.
The Bulletin lists telephone numbers unchanged and printed in the office, with various notices and ads. It mentions contact details for tourist services, fashion items, clothing and fabrics, and local events, plus names and locations for venues and offerings. Many fragments reference phone numbers, sales, and recruitment in a dated, bustling local scene.
The readable portion shows a jumble of names and phrases including Saunders, Welton, and various garbled terms. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet from a historical page with no coherent event or clear summary.
Vague OCR fragment from a historical page mentions a Mertensator device and WM A Manual. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to form a full news item or notice. The fragment hints at a technical or mechanical topic without resolvable context.
Reports describe a new navigation steamship to Honolulu sailing from Puget Sound with cargo and passengers, noting dock facilities, Canadian involvement, and plans for port calls at Kahului and Hilo. The story mentions the ship Hinett Meera and other vessels, schedules for March and April, and potential routes via San Francisco and Puget Sound.
Fragmentary coastal weather note from Sierra agency describing barometer reading around 64 inches and winds from north with unsettled conditions. Mentions San Prono and miscellaneous shorthand codes, lacking clear dates or full context.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime dispatch noting dwindling support and a shifting stance as authorities outline plans to sustain morale and press on with military and political strategies amid uncertain public reaction.
War Department announces there are no more available troops to be sent to Hawaii. Lieutenant James Htecan commands recruitment for overseas duty as officers accelerate the muster of manpower. The notice states by May 6 that an expeditionary force to the Pacific will be reduced to essential replacements only, with depots and units redirected.
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