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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
3
A chaotic maritime report describes missing power sampan engines and a tow incident near Makena. The narrative covers vessel movements, rescue efforts, and planned arrivals of trans Pacific steamers, with references to captains, port officials, and harbor conditions shaping the tense scene.
Weather terms are garbled with inconsistent units and names. The readable data include wind velocity and rainfall durations but figures are unclear and may be unreliable.
List of ships and routes with arrivals and departures between Port Townsend San Francisco and other ports. Entries include April and March dates, dock locations at Alakew wharf Mit kon and Munson Hackford, and notes on goods and tags for shipment.
fragmented OCR notes describe ships arriving and departing Seattle and Puget Sound ports, oil tankers and merchant freights, weather impacts, and steamship schedules. Mentioned are crews loading forty thousand barrels of fuel, Mauna Ken voyage timing, and immigrant work force interest. lacks clear narrative or dates.
Swanzy denies control amid a tangled set of references to marriages, invitations, and local affairs. The piece mentions a Mrs Ryness and various names in a crowded, unclear excerpt with scattered events and social notes.
A garbled report discusses money and personnel tied to Taft era events. Names such as Parker, Hinet, and others appear in unclear roles, with references to a secretary and national defense context. Key details are unreadable, leaving a partial glimpse of a financial or staffing inquiry.
A chaotic court record centers on a bizarre narrative described as a foolish story. The document lists unnamed parties and fragmented phrases, with references to a deputy and attorney, signaling a legal dispute of unclear scope and shifting focal points.
April entries mention several locations and persons including Javan pris, Monger, Willie, J. AL Thomgrean, Mine Thane, L. Walden, and E. Townvens. The readable fragments indicate a schedule or notices across months with names tied to places and events in a local paper segment.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered personal names, titles, and places related to hotels or attendees. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond a jumble of individuals such as Meee, Withers, Hite, and Saw mentions, lacking context or actions.
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