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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1911
Page
5
The Mulletin notes telephone numbers unchanged from the directory and lists editorial staff. It mentions a range of local figures, shops, and services including a watchmaker, an attorney, and various addresses. The piece highlights impending interest for readers from visiting residents and notes notices about community happenings and local businesses.
Unclear readable phrases reference several individuals and places, including Oliva planter sind Hult and Jeanette MM at Ween Liemrurnton. Mentions 4 UKENS and 4.1 Sullivan and activities like reload and bualmimi tour in Westly the Mawny Keathie.
Fragmented text sketches a heated showdown over a loan bill with references to the Senate, House, and various figures amid procedural stumbles. Mentions of attorneys, values, and political maneuvering hint at a fiscal measure's contested passage and political maneuvering.
A damaged, OCR style description notes athletes and colonials as major theater performers. Mentions specific acts and performers, with fragmented phrases indicating a stage production and audience reactions. The piece reads as a weekly bulletin item noting the show's reception.
Baggage City Transfer Co reports no place for the Winged Messenger of Yellow Jack as quarantine rules tighten. Arrivals from the Orient lining Manila and Hong Kong show ships cleared with limited access, while health measures, fumigation, and harbor inspections affect passengers and freight. ships including Manchuria and Chit JC face port restrictions amid fever concerns.
Shipment arrivals noted including Sentite Hajean and Maile Nye with uncertain dates and locations. Unclear references to Buty, M iuford, Shanghi stars, Ave Mar, and April entries appear in foreign port summaries amid contact numbers for the news office.
Fragmented passenger list shows departures on April 28 and April 2 from multiple points including Meltryde and Mian Aalturd. Names such as W Ashford and HE Walker appear amid scattered notes. Other lines mention Colonie Ber Zenianilin, Mote will stegurt, and Printeese Battle with various destinations and dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss aid for settlers, mentions Hitler and political tensions, and reference to a treaty and reactions. Names and clear facts are scarce, with garbled phrases interspersed and several nonstandard words. The piece hints at wartime or postwar discourse but lacks readable, confirmable specifics.
The article details a high value Asia cargo connected to the Pacific Malt trade, noting shipments involving oil and a vessel named in relation to Britons and Russians. It mentions Elimination of Asia from the Pacific Malt route and references the White Star Line with a carrier history including an 188 unspecified voyage. The piece documents maritime activity, ownership, and transfer of assets amid a period of regulatory and commercial shifts.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a veto dispute involving representatives and the governor. It references a pocket veto in 1908 and mentions senators, an attempted action, and a delayed decision tied to Mindase and a plan or platform. The readable fragments point to a legislative stalemate and political maneuvering.
A corrupted OCR reads Frear's veto overridden in the House amid disputed lines and unclear references to departments, proceedings, and dates. The fragment mentions legislative action and a vote, with lingering garbled text obscuring details of who supported or opposed the veto and the exact outcome.
A tense session produced the harbor bill approval after heated remarks by lawmakers, with key figures like Hinton and others weighing in on water and sewer priorities. The vote followed lengthy discussion about funding, interstate impacts, and project timelines.
Fragmented OCR text details many names and places with garbled phrases. It mentions ports and Portuguese involvement, a looming event, and references to regional figures and actions. The readable content is sparse and inconclusive, but suggests notices about port activity and personnel.
Police report a sampan stolen around six this morning near the Channel wharf. Witnesses describe a boat, possible sale of related shipping books at the Bulletin office, with a note of recovery efforts underway. Three parties mentioned involved in fading sightings.
A Honolulu matron delivers a harrowing account alleging abuse and medical neglect within a household. The prose details suffering, fear, and a demand for acknowledgment of mistreatment by the accused, with strong emphasis on the narrator's emotional and physical distress. The narrative unfolds through a first person testimony, referencing remedies and dramatic remarks about care and coercion.
The senior team secured a victory amid a tense game described with fragmented notes. Key names emerge like Rosetatt and Kevtom, with references to a committee and a public event context. The report hints at a community gathering, a return of a notable figure, and a follow up on a local issue.
The Honolulu area paper notes the annual brew of Bock Beer and urges readers to join in the beverage event. A brief callout mentions a Bulletin Editorial Room and contact line for more details, reflecting a local community notice style.
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