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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1911
Page
5
Dr Wilcox for coast Saturday schedule details show transport by train to meet at a local venue. Coaches and organizers plan a morning rally, with event aims, timetable, and participant lineup.
A scrambled OCR page lists numerous names and roles connected to a Pacific Mall steamer scene, including Corrinecks, Corinnecks, and Corinne with passengers from the China voyage. Mentions of Beatrice Campbell, Geo. C Twektey, Samuel Thompson, and Beattie Campbell hint at a Manila to Ban Prone setup with wedding notices and attendees.
A disjointed report notes a medical treatment claim for eczema using a liquid cure. It mentions an author or authority and references potential reforms or grants, but the legible content is fragmentary, with few clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Captain Miller and a Pacific Mail liner battle for berth as the Manchuria faces delays and inspections while crew and officials contend with a dockside incident. The Dollar and other ships divert attention to the incident, with port authorities investigating a fowl shadowing the scene and the Manchuria’s fate tied to ongoing transit duties.
The report lists intertidal marine arrivals and departures including the steamer Helene and the Intertidund Meimer Kanal. It notes passengers and a long list of names from various ports, marking arrivals and foreign port calls with ships like Hawaii, Kiel, and Yokohama. The piece covers itineraries, ports of call, and passenger names in a dense ledger style.
The Territoried tenders arrived from the Coast and are tying down at the registered packing department of the port office. Postmaster AW Waiter directs. The report mentions movement toward Ye Clave this afternoon and a return journey by the Sterna with local company names appearing.
New names for the grand jury are listed, including Henry Gebeing and Fred L. Wakiron. The article names several jurors with partial spellings and mentions the term and exemptions but includes numerous garbled phrases and unreadable segments.
Fragmentary OCR listing numerous personal names and partial locations with timestamps and at least one date. text references Aug 1 and multiple individuals suggesting a social or meeting notice but lacks coherent structure or actionable context. The readable items indicate a gathering or event with many attendees but precise details are unavailable.
Protesting through its attorney Be n Wateon Kohala Ranch Company fights the petition for eminent domain led by Clough, Marston Campbell, superintendent at justice works. In convention WIEN the petition seeks a reserve for Kabula Forest Reserve. The Kohala Ranch Company demurs, arguing the petition lacks a valid cause of action, shows no appropriation by competent authority, and states no land availability.
A garbled dispatch mentions Princeton and August 20 with unclear references to duty, arrival, and potential events. The fragmentary text references ships, protection, and movements but lacks coherent details or named individuals to confirm a definite action or outcome.
Herante Baldwin, now at the Tate Hon Baldwitt, of Mant, has been elected president and director of the Hawaiian Commercial & Stignr Co. The vacancy was created by Dik Tatter's departure, per a notice from the company today following a special meeting of the board in San Francisco.
Clerk Kaban approved a two knife permit amid a tense city county meeting. The decision came after a lengthy application review and heated discussions from several civic leaders.
A political clash centers on the city department head and the mayoral staff. Amid debate over appointive renewals and staffing, discussions reference Wilder and Wilbon amid a city hall power struggle, with accusations of political maneuvering and calls for reform.
A fragment from a historical page reports continued opium case hearings. Third Mate Winkler of the Ellaner Akxonin pleaded guilty to a charge and will be fined or sentenced. Ludnek, Knefeh, Ching Loame Ching, Motohara, and others face arraignments or further hearings this afternoon and tomorrow in a court noted for strict handling of the matter.
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