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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR details a costly tunnel project, with estimated flow and water management challenges. It discusses design choices, potential waste issues, and the heavy engineering scope, noting substantial expenditures and ongoing analysis of feasibility and impact.
Reports detail the wreck of the Puritan after a maritime distress near Tahiti. Survivors describe Captain Chapman and several officers reaching Tahiti, while the crew faced perils at sea and dwindling water supplies before rescue efforts by the British and Australian ships.
Notice to subscribers that the Evening Bulletin should reach city routes by 5 30 PM. If not received by then, subscribers should call 2256 to inform the circulation department. A special messenger will deliver after this hour with subscriber name and address.
Fragmentary OCR lists sailings and arrivals for August in Yerouasia and Ban Francisco regions. Mentions Monolith Ut Faye state arrival around Sindy, and multiple lines about vessels such as GAVIOTASallon and HR Chanceloy. References det atl on wireless and memorial notes, with uncertain dates.
Local sheriff faces a spate of burglaries described in fragmented coverage. The article notes multiple break-ins near Irvine and surrounding districts with arrests or suspects named, while authorities pursue leads in a series of daytime burglaries. The piece references court actions, patrols, and a stated aim to curb further incidents as communities respond.
A fragmented OCR page records a long list of passengers and associated names from a maritime voyage. Amidst scattered place names such as Vancouver Hilo Maui and Kauai, it names dozens of individuals, families, and employers, along with mentions of ports, dates, and shipboard roles. The garbled text preserves a snapshot of a crowded outbound journey with many personal identifiers and affiliations.
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