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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
3
Local notices and general items appear in a jumbled bulletin page with scattered names and addresses. The column lists telephone numbers and editorial lines, mentions Queen Street address 427, and notes an illustrated special feature on a local event, with several names and providers partially legible.
A sailor named Dongo of Hilonian origin drowned in Hilo harbor during a waterborne incident near the railway wharf. The recovery team, led by Officer Quvter, retrieved the body as boats dragged the harbor near the pier. The event disrupted harbor activity and prompted quarantine actions at the Wilhelmina bound for Hilo.
The report details multiple sailing updates including the American schooner Mariel departing San Francisco with cargo to Hamber, ships bound for Honolulu, and the Abledon Fertilizer Ship Now Que en route. Cables note Yekutuana port calls, with Sydney receiving a Melbourne mail vessel and Australia-bound Canvlane. The period sees several vessels under way or awaiting arrivals, signaling active cargo movements and regional port activity.
The city and county health department faces reorganization as new appointed officials Dr Mouie and others meet with Board of Health President Son Salth Pratt to map a tentative plan. Officials discuss heart and contagion care, nursing staff, and budget implications, aiming to streamline administration and ensure compliance with health requirements.
The Waldron agency notice outlines actions for a firm named Fred L. Waldron acting as agent. It references patent or distribution procedures with unclear spellings and placeholders for product names. No concrete events, dates, or locations are discernible from the fragment.
Reported turmoil as Governor and Senate leaders clash over postponing a key veto vote. Senator Brown contests the timing while Kalidout pushes for legislative action. BAL No. 78 governs the tie between apportionment and statutory measures amid tense session forecasts.
Fragmented OCR text about June sugar shipments and related names appears garbled. Key entities are unclear but suggests an extra ship for June sugar with references to individuals, places, and organizations. The readable fragments hint at a maritime or trade notice context and regulatory mentions.
Fragmentary weather update mentions Sierra and Bal Brame with vague references to meteorological data and a petition. The legible terms reference agencies, editors, and dates but lack concrete events or outcomes to summarize.
A long list of passenger names and travel details appears, detailing persons linked to various routes and destinations. The fragmented text names travelers such as Sherwood, Kaur, Mow, Rierkistiinmgura, Mutoh, Claude, and many others with destinations including Kauint, Howell, Onuston, Kona arnt Kaw parts, and multiple dates like April 2h. The OCR segment reads as a jumble of names, affiliations, and trip intentions without complete context or clear narrative.
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