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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every second and fourth Saturday evening at 7.56 o clock at P Hall cor Port and Horothnin visiting brothers invited to attend AL Taylor CO E A Jacobson KR
Pled not guilty despite tying up evidence and claims of intent. The proceedings reference Hanjin, Judge Cooper, and a ship Archer bound from Seattle. Witnesses describe thefts, boat harbors, and a 40 ton cargo, with focus on the crime scene and investigators.
A group identified as AONOL UARRIE 140 F C E meets on the 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings at 1:20 o clock. Members of a committee at PB Htall are invited to attend at the street address noting Bashan.
A translated notice invites JAS D Dougtierty KR Gro T Klurcel and Sen to attend a meeting at Help Hall on King Street near Port. The event occurs every evening, welcoming attendees from Honolulu Lodge 616 and related groups.
A mangled OCR passage mentions multiple locations and names such as Hawaii, Australia, and Kauai amid stray phrases. The fragmentary article references various figures and places with no coherent narrative, leaving only scattered proper nouns and partial terms.
A fragmented notice records arrivals and movements linked to ships and routes including Honolulu and Manila passages. It mentions dates in November, names of vessels, locations and cargo or crew movements, with scattered references to weather and travel delays.
The Weekly Bulletin reports Naval transport schedules with Sunday arrivals to Maina and Ghat at a naval station. It notes the shift from mule power to electric lines in Santo, and mentions a new action fund to be formed by women who live alone, tied to a local political issue.
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