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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
5
A chaotic dispatch describes a naval operation with troop movements, ship arrivals, cargo details, and notes on signals and weather. It mentions a convoy heading toward Hawaii, the USS Gunboat colonies, and anticipated Christmas Day maneuvers along the route, plus various vessels and cargo lists.
Weather data covers temperatures and humidity at 8 AM and 6 AM, with dew point, wind speeds and directions, and total wind movement over 24 hours ending noon. Port records list crews and passengers arriving at Kawa porta and Montporta docks on December 1, mentioning many named individuals, ships, and vessels along with associated officers and families aboard.
The damaged tug Intrepid, under Master Connie Hele Hyde of Mabon Navigation, was towed toward Torwon port amid a gale. Reports say the storm battered the vessel and crew, with heavy rain and strong winds forcing salvage operations. court actions related to the case are proceeding in Hawaii.
The article reports on Cordon's plan to fly to New York, claiming extensive flying experience from Alderworth fortifications with Captain Cody and flights with the Royal Aviary Club of Boeland and the Aero Club of America. Skepticism arises over documented credentials as questions about past flights and proof persist amid legal and negotiation details.
Local government announces closure of city offices due to budget strain and staffing cuts. Officials warn residents to expect disruptions in services as the administration plans revised operating hours and contingency measures through the coming weeks.
Wenesiay reports ship movements with arrivals and departures for the island routes. GAVIOTA arrived for Vis 8.8. Win and P Herein underway to Hono data. KEATTLE and WL BA listed with December schedules. 8 & Lueline and Manchuria dock moves noted, with 4280 Kelly and Saturday San Francisco leg implied.
A party aboard the immigrant ship Willowton surveyed medical staff and conditions during the voyage. Dr. Imnua and officials discussed passenger safety, duty of care, and potential costs tied to the voyage while noting a heavy security presence and limited guarantees.
Officials including Governor Frear Superintendent Campbell and Attorney General Lyman met to finalize amendments to the Hilo franchise. Provisions would extend the road and water power arrangements, with a government grant of free water power for a set period and annual tax adjustments as part of the wider franchise plan.
The opening day of the poultry show features diverse island displays from the College of Hawaii and Union Reed, with exhibits on food varieties and a notable amber specimen. Visitors are drawn to chicken care demonstrations and a planned program tomorrow as exhibitors prepare for a larger turnout.
Harbor officials debate new rules at the board meeting. Commissions discuss safety measures and procedures for wharf operations and vessel traffic management.
A garbled report outlines a confusion among individuals Mil and Mis in Tacoma Washington related to management roles at a local bar or hotel. It mentions a Mr. Setleck acting generally in a Piette Bustos Halliher Ce Hie estore and Mrs. Bellonk proposing some ongoing stake, with unclear references to events at a store or wartime context and a request to retain certain points.
In New York City a court case reveals suspects and detectives closing in. Names include Houston, Meattin, and Detectives Hetetinke, with references to a trial and several individuals awaiting dates in July. The article mentions an advertised floral parade and local advertisements.
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