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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a spiritualist event featuring Parcite Talward bavi and references to experts and locations. The text mentions attendees and a daily notice, with cryptic lines about addresses and times. The fragmentary item reads like a local column brief from a regional paper.
Shipping and canal news detail Willemsden steamer bond filing, American register privileges, and Pacific coast routes. The Matai Navigation steams in for Seattle with cargo, while Panama Canal opening shifts liner strategy. Pacific shipowners plan new service between Hamburg and Antwerp, with Matson and Japanese liners updating wireless and cargo operations along the West Coast.
The fragment notes a lunar phase reference with last quarter moon and timing near 4a. It mentions a date sequence possibly late night to early morning and includes garbled OCR-like text about phases or observances. No clear events or named entities present.
Weather data includes a 1am reading with 67 barometer figures and absolute humidity 8, relative humidity 6.081, dew point 50. Wind velocities listed as 1 with directions NK, X, E, and Ky. The report notes 24 hour wind movement ending at noon with a total distance of 261 miles.
Friday December 15 list shows vessels sailing and arriving at Hilo and San Francisco with details including names Ratled Dee Tw ye ms BB Honetalan for Seattle Glueler for Honolulu Manchuria off port ready to wait for San Francisco. wireles and arrival notes for Honolulu and Yekohan.
Announcement says the YWCA lunch room will offer supper next week for holiday visitors who must work overtime. Hours are from 4:20 to 7:00 p.m. daily with a special evening service to follow. Presidents of the Christian orders and guests are invited to attend.
A morning conference with Governor and officials, including Albert Horner and Marston Campbell, reviewed progress on the Hawaii belt road plan. Work on marking exits and pilings proceeds, with expectations contracts and funding secured by August and bonds from the general fund to back the project.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Therion, Cleone, Edward Gaete, and a local football figure, with scattered references to a pellet, United States, and Merlot. It reads as garbled notes from a midwestern newspaper and does not present coherent events or dates.
Captain Harlow narrowly escaped injury when a street car struck his hack on King Street. The hack overturned, the driver Fujikawa was injured, and officials investigated the incident as the vehicle was hauling freight downtown. The horse was unharmed and quickly wrapped.
Definite action was taken today on the Kewalo lands bounded by King and South Streets and Ward Avenue as the attorney general approves condemnation papers. The documents are signed by the trustees and sent to the superintendent of public works for seal and delivery. The proceedings notify owners with days to respond before court action. A wire report details receiving signals from Thurles DortM, S. Monville, Beatty, and others.
In a chaotic incident yesterday a large garbage dump near West End and Union Harbor led to a near miss for L A Thurston and several bystanders. A delivery wagon struck a pedestrian, causing a fall that pinned him briefly under a horse and rig, with witnesses and responders rushing to safety amid ongoing cleanups and health warnings. Police and city officials promised further action to prevent future dumps and protect bystanders.
Reports indicate Standards American secured a major contract for the Mexican project, with officials and workers anticipating full government backing. President Kerry’s cable signaled strong support, and local officials identified the work as a key city project, involving extensive labor and international coordination.
A disputed tenancy and common property issue, tied to a Melihiboee matter, was settled after court proceedings. The decision addresses tenant duties and the lien on a communal property and references a 21S cistorial rooms and a 2256 business office. The telephones are noted as part of the Mullett collection.
Mutuate's avenge and title talk dominate local chatter as officials set a detour style program. The upcoming meet will feature the Jockey AHL race and heated prop propositions while experts weigh costs and eligibility. Public sentiment leans toward cautious action as organizers promise a fair competition and clear scheduling.
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