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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1911
Page
12
Howard Forte of Bun Francieog promotes spiritualist society involvement in Wien Amer Jed Win MonatuTy and Witt ter von Mirate payehie phenomena. Daily guidance available 10 to 4, by appointment, Willow phone at residence 82 Kinau Street, Grand Beach. Thursday evenings sessions offered.
Ocean news covers ship wrecks and salvage efforts near the Pacific, with notes on captains cleared of blame, new ferries planned by Southern Pacific, and a surge in millinery demand spurred by a recent shipping disruption. Also reports abandoned schooner brought to Astoria and Korea mainland cargo moves amid abnormal currents.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing mixed characters and nonsensical phrases. No clear names, places, dates, or events can be identified to form a factual news item or headline.
Today’s observations show morning temperatures around the mid sixties with humidity high and a light breeze from the west. Relative humidity near eighty percent and a trace of rainfall totaling four hundredths of an inch in the 24 hour period ending at noon.
Ships arriving and departing to and from the islands are listed with names such as Yokorama Murilteo Jene and Manchuria. Entries note arrivals due dates and origin ports like Yokohama and San Francisco with tentative schedules for the coming days.
Fragmented report describes plans for four thousand ton ships, floating drydocks, and Pacific routes. Mentions American Hawaiian Pacific viewpoints, Spartaw's Point MI, Mauna Kea freight from recent voyage, and crews returning from various ports.
Mixed notes from De Pred Steen and local tradesmen list services and goods in the city. Mentions hats cleaned on Minkew Street, Christe trees from Henry May & Co, ready-to-wear departments, novelty toys, distilled water, and beverages with contact numbers. Also notes a motor trip offer, Salvation Army stand location, a street mishap on Alaken near King, wage transfers, and the upcoming hearing in the Marston Campbell case with a Monday 10 o'clock schedule.
A long manifest of passengers and names notes arrivals aboard the Mauna Kea and related vessels at various ports. Individuals including clergy, officials, and families are listed with many spouses and children, reflecting a community gathering and travel.
The document outlines the First National Bank of Lonnyami Discounte, detailing lawful money reserve totals 424,908.60 to 425,278.00, capital stock and surplus, undivided profits, individual deposits, and notes of circulation. It notes customer liabilities on letters of credit and mentions trust company relations and approved reserve agents, with a closing affirmation by a notary and bank officials.
A garbled notice describes the Texas Tommy dance craze and stage acts. It mentions performers and a Monday night showing at the Bijou, with Europe ties and the White Horse venue linked to comedy and clever alternations beyond previous offerings.
In London a sensational report claims King Gourke dismissed Rev. Frederick Poretval Farrar amid immoral charges. The cleric, once honorary chaplain to Queen Alexander, allegedly fled with armed warrant in pursuit as authorities seek his arrest. Details remain unclear as columns note uncertainty and shifting rumors.
By authority a notice from Charlie D D about Mind property near Wahiawa Honolulu provides details of land division, rental terms payable in advance, and a declaration of ownership. The document lists parcels, dates, and locations including Launds Building and the community corner.
The notice lists diverse arrivals and departures including Mauna Kea Honolulu routes, Seattle and Manila sailings, and Philippines stations. It names ships such as Sheridan and Crook, with dates from December to January and routes Yokohama to Manchuria, Victoria and Vancouver.
A damaged OCR shows a claim list for banana trees, referencing claims, elites, and canalites. The document names individuals such as George BR Cave and a committee by executive action, with scattered dates and values like 120 and 26. The text is fragmentary but implies a formal notice or ledger entry related to financial claims and canal management.
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