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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1911
Page
3
Readable portions describe a wartime event with figures such as Liners Vanselge and Mary amid a ritual severing. Mentions of a cadet Crean and a northern belt hint at military actions and lines of control. Names like Wetene Hener and Hawaiian Tyeirmer Comat appear, but many fragments obscure specifics and dates.
Local society notes report Wasi K Aikve and Mine Annie Mo wed last evening with church affiliations and forthcoming celebrations. Other items list relocations, a court clerk vacation, a ship schedule, a retiree, and various government and legal staff movements with distant ties to Honolulu, Mauna Kea, and Savannah events.
A garbled alert reports Jarrett and McDuffie pursuing a missing King linked pair. Sheriff receives a message from Mrs King about tracking the abducted figure, with a plea to locate him for a July release. The note cites a residence on South Grand Avenue in Los Angeles and appeals for city help.
A special meeting of the stock exchange was held after 11 o clock to consider an alternate for Hobie Walker to travel to the mainland. Lawia Altsin, secretary of the Hawaiian Trust Company, was named. details remain under federation review and formal action followed the exchange rules.
Governor Frear has received a message from Treasurer O Le Cooking in San Francisco. A cable was sent to Mr Conkling requesting precise details on funds for bonds and any available money. If reliable information arrives, the Governor will inform the public and commissions about exact amounts and timing.
Fragmented police minutes recount discussions on calendar timing and public notices. Names such as George and John appear amid unclear phrases about hearings, warrants, and a court appearance.
In a terse note the Alaskan shipping docket lists the freighter Alankan awaiting next assignment under the Thy American Hawaiian company. An agent named Maney is noted as liaison, while the cargo line CG 380 records a fine and domestic scheduling concerns.
The largest consignment of preserved pineapples believed shipped aboard the steamer Lathine was loaded for transport to Ran Fane elmo and Newcantle. Crew details, island arrivals, and freight figures include sugar, rice, eggs, and other provisions as cargoes move through Honolulu and Kauai ports amid variable weather and local news from the Papal and mutineer descendants on Niihau.
The article lists tide and moon notes, port entries, and customs house reductions across many U.S. and foreign ports. It mentions reductions in customs duties, expanded duties for collectors, and upcoming naval and shipping events including the Shunyo Maru welcome, baton relay, and various ship movements. Details include ships like Shunyo Maru, Gilbert L. Smith, Honolulan, and J. A. Chan, plus port calls at Barbers Point, Barbers Point harbor approaches, and related entertainments and delays.
The dispatch notes multiple arrivals including Townsend and Ang us, Bobr, Hobert Lawns, Abe, and Hilor lan with various August dates. It also lists BAN PHANCIHCO arriving August 20 at 10 a.m. and KOREA expected from Yokohone Friday around 6 p.m. for San Francisco.
The article lists ships and crews sailing to Manila Yokohama and San Francisco with dates Aug 2 Aug 14 and Aug 15. It notes large Asian emigration from Honolulu aboard the Mongolia and mentions the Marion Navigation ship Honolulin making inland calls before returning to Honolulu. It also reports the Mongolia’s departure with hundreds of Japanese travelers and the arrival of several vessels including the Shunyo Maru and Persia with routes via Yokohama and Vancouver.
The article outlines funding plans to complete Nuunan Avenue with an appropriation of four thousand dollars monthly for road work. County supervisors and officials anticipate finishing a mile or more within three months, with expectations of rock and dirt placement under Supervisor Charles Wilson and project foreman Wilko.
Arthur P Wall, director of the 111th and 112th Floral Parades, returned from Mongolia with word of growing inter est in a grand Hawaii carnival. San Francisco residents show interest in the plan, despite local political fights. Wall comments on Bohemian Club experiences and predicts Floral Parade momentum as it resumes tourist traffic after a year of disruption.
The article notes Kokaho Sige Company planning to pay another dividend of five percent with prior payouts around thirty percent last year. Market activity shows shares moving higher while certain brokers report activity in specific securities and prices.
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