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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
5
A garbled OCR text references spiritualists and ritually themed events with scattered phrases about meetings, vows, and dates. The fragment mentions Hylan, Torah, and seers, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or a coherent event.
Shipping news from Kanal outlines vessel movements and cargoes for a busy period. The report details freight, departures for San Francisco, and arrivals, naming multiple ships, crews, and ports. a public health sickness update from Molokai and Oahu notes diphtheria and fever cases.
The record describes the dissolution of the firm Magoon and Weaver and details their land title disputes, court actions, and legislative maneuvers. Weaver pursued registration and remedies through the University and court, with debates on constitutional and statutory grounds shaping the dissolution and related land matters.
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings for December with vessels at Vancouver and Puget Sound ports. Notable entries include Vancouver arrivals Bel Denhar and Deckenham. Puget Sound ships Robert Lewers and Malika expected. Port Royal and Marrit report no wireless signals. Mariners and merchants noted for December departures and inbound traffic.
Fragmentary OCR notes list arrivals on Sunday December 3 including Paringneee Andospanint Ort at Willesden, a midnight event. Mentions Hilo Wilhelmina and Kawal porteiinan, Maul Motekat and Lawal porte Mitahata at Mawal porte WG Hall.
Preliminary bids opened for the judiciary building contract with Lord-Young Engineering leading among the bidders. Packie Engineering and others submitted figures around 110000 dollars, while several alternate schemes remain under study.
A Japanese American consul Moi, ill for weeks, plans to attend a kinww teworraw afternoon event in Honolulu. Chinese detainees at Koolau are described in a court case overview with Deputy Rhett Davie noting the events and implications of the arrest and battery allegations.
The Sugar Planters Association assembles at Mtowntt in the Halangenwitd building for its annual session on Oahu. President G. J. Tenney and Secretary W. O. Smith preside, with officer elections, committee reports, and a detailed review of the previous year's experiment station work. Notables from the plantation sector attend as speeches and technical notes highlight cane varieties, cultivation methods, and naval and agricultural collaborations.
Fragmented OCR text discusses the Battelle process and related education and research efforts. It mentions the experiment station, committee findings, and a potential practical test, noting debates over feasibility and timelines amid technical details and historical context.
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