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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
8
A fragmented report outlines a plan involving baseball players and Rhodes scholarships with references to administrators, committees, and distribution concerns. The text mentions names and organizations in a scattered way, indicating internal debates about eligibility, funding, and allocation within a broader educational and athletic context.
The document records a Christian workers meeting with attendees from Epworth Leagues Young Men’s Society and several Christian societies from central churches. It lists participants including Rawalwh Kaumahapul Kalibi Miltea and notes a roll call conducted by Site Wathen Nestive eam cosyeitelye Howillme. The report mentions the Chitra Chiet and Kamehamena School societies and a first AU P ArARC event.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a maritime disaster involving the Iroquois and a ship named Roanoke. It notes witnesses and crew, including Captain Thompson and a boy, with details of survivors and losses. The report references locations and individuals such as Lome Han Wranelo Mul Ac, and mentions a patrol or seizure context with uncertain specifics.
A fragmentary 19th century notice lists the Athletic Club Band with ten players. Leaders include Choe Kreuter, Pat Gleawon, and J WNe among cornet, clarinet, horn, and drum positions. The text names several musicians and instruments and hints at a formal performance lineup.
Confused notes from Washington show a heated discussion over extending terms and changing inauguration dates. Debates center on shifting the presidential start from March to April and adjusting committee structures as opinions clash and plans stall.
Pacific officials report progress on the Pacific cable project near Fat Islands, with landings at Kelp Bay and Vancouver Island expected after a roughly four day calm. The work follows a lengthy international conference chaired by Lordon and urban leaders, aiming to extend the transoceanic telegraph line to the Pacific coast.
A detailed report describes transforming a vessel, formerly the Brital sly Vitbranan now Marton Chillett, into an oil carrier for Abelontran Works. The plan includes converting to carry abundant barrels of oil, using Pacific coast resources, coal imports from Australia, and moving fuel between Hawalian Delite and the wharf. The project foresees four barge flights and up to ten round trips, with outcomes tied to the Marlon Chitcott experiment’s success.
A garbled historical OCR excerpt references multiple figures and items, listing names like Welch, Whitney, Carter, and Say, alongside a varied inventory of merchandise, shops, and places. The text mixes travel, trade, and event hints with scattered dates and locations, yielding a fragmented snapshot of a bustling early commerce scene.
The document lists tides at Kahului and Hilo with reference to the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and Hawaii Standard Time. It notes steamship movement and ship arrivals from Honolulu, including vessels like Arthur Sewall and Mikmahata, with sailing schedules to Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, and Hong Kong. It mentions a waterfront merchant exchange and a busy port scene with passengers, cargo, and navigational notices.
JOLIN ML EZEHA ESQ. is named in a district matter involving a noted tyrant figure in Babin Territory of Hawaii. The document lists Jae J. HOYD as superintendent of the Bunty Wark Department with Mable Werle referenced, dated April 15 and notes delays and procedural notes in this obscure territorial filing.
A fragmented report outlines Arthur Sewall and two companions crossing the Pacific from the Orient toward New York aboard the Swat. It notes heavy seas, health issues for Mr Crock and Mr Abbott, and a desire to reach Chin Pan’s climate. The journey faces difficult weather and long ocean passages.
Fragmentary OCR text references places and names such as Adela, Abel Eyal, Polo Reyes, and an event with travel or trip motifs. The readable portions are obscure, lacking a coherent event or clear subjects, and no definite outcome or dates can be determined from the provided text.
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