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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
9
A murky OCR fragment suggests Kuhi o figure discuss appeals to the Chief Executive and White House to retire an official and install an alternative wood candidate. The text references a delegate appeal and partisan maneuvering amid a stalled consensus, with unclear details on names or dates.
A fragmentary account notes a push for federal funding and a new public building in Honolulu. Mention of a Treasury visit, court actions over a wreck, and a call to support commerce suggests ongoing civic and infrastructural efforts, with residents invited to participate.
Fragmentary OCR reads many surnames and group tags such as HUDNUTS and RICKSECKERS with scattered given names. No coherent event, date, place, or action present to summarize into a complete news item.
An offshore report details Captain Harlow, Lieutenant McDowell, and the California negotiating Pearl Harbor logistics. It notes the harbor chart showing buoys and depths, and mentions plans to dock without long stay, with crews ready for towing and docking as needed.
Thousands are expected to witness the Pearl Harbor event tomorrow morning as a naval flotilla arrives. The Chamber of Commerce chartered the Inter-Tehend steamer Chindine and the O. Te & Le company will run a special train from the harbor to the drydock for a ceremony. Crowds will gather for a royal and diplomatic showing with Navy and dignitaries aboard, including the Imperial Japanese delegation. The program includes inspections and a grand reception, with merchants anticipating store openings and the harbor filled with craft entering the channel.
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