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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
12
The Bulletin prints page locational notes and small items about autos marriages and local happenings. A range of names and places appears in terse captions and brief notices including street corners, businesses, and personal references, with fragmentary lines suggesting social items and public notices.
A garbled report mentions Hue iiering On the Manta Kew and Hine iH TANK with several named figures including Charley Hoewe and Wilders. It references California, the beach, and various events or arrivals but remains largely indecipherable.
A fragmented text reports debates over tightening or expanding liability law. It references the Attorneys General and a committee investigation, noting potential changes affecting business and civil liability, with legal proceedings and legislative sessions shaping the outcome.
Fragmented OCR text references a sheriff and legal action with unclear names and dates. The readable portion notes that no suit has been filed against the sheriff, while other garbled phrases suggest a court or legal context but no definite outcome or parties are identifiable.
A chaotic, heavily redacted report describes customs officials probing alleged smuggling tied to a Pacific Mail steamer and Chinese passengers, with mentions of quarantine actions at Honolulu and linked inspections, arrests, and diplomatic notes amid wartime anxieties. Names and precise details are obscured in the OCR, but the narrative centers on port control, cargo scrutiny, and the fate of Chinese travelers and American officials in a tense harbor scene.
Reports from Hawaii ports describe sugar shipments, steamers, and quarantine regulations amidst weather issues. Names of ships, cargoes, and arrivals appear, including Mauna Wee, Walakea, Hawn MIM, and others, with mention of coronation ceremonies and wartime era context.
Fragmentary report mentions line agents from Sierra bound for Banemi vlan Bott Berra at Hea and a party from N boule con Wosterly w Well. Details are unclear. notes a 1011 event and a cast or clewes with a meter reading 10m. The report is highly garbled.
A garbled OCR item reports eight pictures and a boxing event at Gephwartn Theatre next Saturday. It mentions boxers Hillvan Corbett Hara Langiud Nelson Filestannens Shi hey and a gate around $287,000 with $1,000 for an aligner, plus historical names like Jeffries.
A long passenger list from the April voyage includes numerous travelers headed to Honolulu and San Francisco. Names span household members and officials such as Perstor, Manns Keatram Hilo, Rev. T. Klan fel, Win. Craik, and Mrs. J. Rogie, among many others, with destinations mentioned like Honolulu and San Francisco and dates noted as April 1.
Real estate notices record transfers including parcels in Hoga, Wat 24, Tad TUTE, and Waldan Heights. Names such as Caroline Neil, Anna Hussey, Frank Andras, and Hobs Wie appear with prices around $900 and $180, listing purchasers and locations like Wy Sty, Waldan Heights, and Pande Wy.
Aboard a Japanese vessel in the South Seas a crew of eight faced a brutal voyage from Yokohama to a distant port. Disease, scurvy, and dwindling water killed most aboard while the captain and others died near land, leaving survivors to be ferried home by the doctor and guards as supply lines failed.
Immigrants were released from a quarantine and sent to plantations for labor. The steamer Claudine carried the first group, around a hundred individuals, to work in lumber and other tasks as they gained freedom from the enforced confinement.
Fragmented OCR shows a dense list of names, places, and abbreviations including Hullwith, HEGRE, Mark Ls, Katolabs, Ma Ma, and various scattered terms like PETEY, Teh, Nyulit, Kotla, and WET. No coherent event or narrative emerges to summarize into a clear news item.
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