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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
3
A dramatic sea incident unfolds as surf breaks over a stranded ship off New South Wales, with reports detailing the wreck, weather conditions, and rescue attempts. Local authorities, port officials, and witnesses are cited as filmy details emerge about the vessel, its course, and potential salvage actions.
A local court dispute centers on a date negotiated at a glass of anti Woolley and a plea to underage drinking. Prosecutor Arthur trawn argues the suspension of a sentence is unclear while the defense seeks waivers. The hearing discusses a possible $100 fine and the judge’s power to grant or defer punishment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Nihon and Tokyo style terms with references to winds and timing. Readable elements include scattered names and places, but overall content is disjointed and lacks a coherent event or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
The convention agenda centers on selecting a Home Rule party ticket with candidates such as Kealonul Strong and William George Hannity discussed. Delegates praised prospects for the lineup as preparations proceed for a September gathering to appoint representatives and set the convention hour and date.
An official document charges partiality in a county court proceeding. It references a Democratic official body and a ministerial court, with statements about independence and fairness. The text centers on alleged bias affecting the outcome and the involvement of named individuals in the dispute.
Fragmented OCR text discusses public health concerns, disease control, and responses to outbreaks. Mentions yellow fever like plagues, measures, and references to officials and locations, including Philadelphia and other cities, with scattered names and aims to prevent spread and protect communities.
Reported debate on whether the conductor may charge more than two dollars for change. Governor approval asked to permit variable tender handling, citing similar practices in other cities and potential effects on payments and public conduct.
A damaged maritime summary lists ships and routes including The Kentuckian and America-Hawaiian liner services. It mentions cargo, passengers, and naval figures, with distances, ports, and upcoming crossings, noting inspections and a voyage schedule across Atlantic and Pacific routes.
A fragmentary foreign ports list records vessel movements and arrivals including Ban Francisco and other points. Names such as Manigolia Cir Manatite and Hamelin appear alongside cargo notes and dates, indicating a brief voyage update with limited readable details.
Shipping line item from Kona and Rawporte Tow lists August 12 operations. Fragmentary text references vessels and routes with minimal context, offering no clear outcomes or parties beyond the two tow actions mentioned.
Movements in the Pacific trade mirror a busy season with cargoes of 500 sacks of sugar, 49 sacks coffee, 28 crates chickens, and other goods aboard vessels docking at Honolulu. Reports note five to six ships in port, with Norwegians taking Caradon for a modest price and a surge of arrivals from Kona and Kaw ports, including the Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa routes.
Page 1 notes indicate interpreters were needed for hearings involving defendants aged twelve and older. The case list includes Manvel Lipes and Yutare Nomont, with weapon specifies a knife and pistol. Attorneys appointed. hearings scheduled for next Monday. conditions include adult adletment and potential risks noted.
The local notice to mariners details the establishment on or about August 20, 1910 of a lightstation at Panwela Port. A white wooden tower with keeper’s dwelling will be built on the easterly Ilana of Maul, Kaw Halal Harbor entrance, visible from sea under certain weather and bearing conditions. The charted position, sighting ranges, and timing follow naval references, with coordinates linked to Panwela joint between Maliko and Puntawa and expected operational details including light characteristics and height above water.
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