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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary report describes a fugitive believed concealed aboard the liner Persia. The dispatch lists names and places, mentions searches by authorities, and notes confusion over locations and actions taken. Readers are urged to follow further cables for confirmed details.
A fragmented report details ships and crews at sea, including the sailings of the Maul to Pacific ports and the arrival of vessels near Vancouver and Washington Island. It mentions a hurricane wreck, shipwrecked sailors, and preparations of a US naval craft for sea plus quarantine and fumigation actions at a harbor.
OCR fragment mentions April and New Moon location with unclear names and numbers. Indicates a possible event or appointment but lacks full details for a precise headline.
Fragmented weather today with garbled numbers and phrases. Mentions temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, and a 24 hour outlook but many words are unreadable. Expected values include morning temperatures, relative humidity, wind velocity and direction, and a 24 hour forecast.
Vessel movements to and from the islands list arrivals and departures at ports such as San Francisco Newcastle and Kaun. It records ships like Hon. R and Walleley with cargoes including sugar wine and beer. The inter island traffic details ships names ports times and freight items with notes on layovers and future sailings.
A fragmented port news summary notes ships and crews departing for various ports, including mention of the Mongolia for opium, the Korea sailing next Tuesday, and several Hawaiian delegates sailing for the East. It references the Kilauan and Mangotla liner departures, and reports aboard a Mangotla voyage a Chinese passenger amid the Sailor group.
An arrival list names numerous travelers including W. G. Hall Claudine Nelwon Mario Chin Kee Mrs dN WH Hae Sin Woo Bote Mtns Plorer Kaleo Kika Koo Highop and others from Kanai and San Meanebion with notes on their movements and intended stay. The report mentions Avril 7 registration and ongoing relocations to Mean and other places with remarks on their destinations and lingering plans.
A garbled OCR fragment lists a tangle of names, places, and ad hoc phrases related to hotels including the Royal Hawaiian. The disjointed text mentions W W Connennon Kat Wrane teen and various countries and locations, creating a blurred snapshot of a hotel oriented arc with scattered references to deaths, obituaries, and travel.
The newspaper reports that Mr HW, named as a possible organizer, denies any connection to a controversial incident. The article notes a separate committee or directive claimed to have acted, while Hall division officials say no link exists to the contested event.
Deputy Attorney General Arthur G. Swit appeared before the Supreme Court as the state’s attorney in the Kalwiki case, with Attorney Hovite representing the hometoads Lew. The morning session focused on procedural questions and the territory’s motion for reconsideration.
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