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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
9
fragmented OCR text references rate increases, trade concerns, and tariffs across multiple regions. mentions Hoye and Amer general trade terms, Atlantic & Strade Wine, Hawalukiy, and customs or postal routes, with unclear date or places. Systematic details are obscured by garbled characters.
Readable fragments describe steamer travel to a meet. Mentions drivers or crews at the Meo meet and preparations for a race. Names appear as Bri ane Ko JB Aloamuley and Mya. The report references steamer Manin Keul Fike and a participation in a frotee MEO meet with details about timing and crews.
A morning murder report from Ewa details a fatal incident with several named locals and witnesses. Authorities and investigators are listed, describing the scene and timeline of events in a period-tinged news voice.
A fragmented OCR record notes land sold at auction in an obscure area near Oahu with garbled names and incomplete details. It mentions auction action and a location along with several unreadable personal or place names, offering little factual clarity beyond the event type.
Fragmentary OCR summary covers Aberdeen crime entries and public notices. Mentions dates August 19, August 2, and various locations and persons. readability limited by garbled text. Contains references to legal actions, shipments, and community notices with uncertain specifics.
The report outlines planned ocean routes from Saline Creek to San Francisco via Faget Sound and Ban ran lace, with services linking Ealing Orme and San Francisco. It details cargo loads including rice, sacks, fruit, and livestock, and notes notable arrivals and maritime operations, including a wreck and salvage work in progress.
Shipping notes detail Mauna Kea arrival in Honolulu and next voyage to Hawaii. Reports describe cargoes including wool, iron, and general merchandise, plus Pacific Mail Mongolia and Tenyo Maru developments, with crew and passenger notes and August port calls.
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