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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented report cites envoys negotiating a fluid situation in China amid worker unrest and political tensions. References to Horey and other figures are garbled, but the piece hints at international mediation and domestic strain affecting transport and public order.
A chaotic report outlines political maneuvering over a land law amendment. Officials discuss Governor support and possible loopholes while lawmakers weigh the measure’s broad reach and penalties amid tense political dialogue.
Ben Bruns returns for Christmas recalling voyage aboard a ship bound for Honolulu and Maike, with comments on the journey, weather, and comfort aboard. The writer notes the voyage’s rough seas, the crew’s routines, and a sense of homecoming as the journey unfolds.
The text blends uncertain travel recollections and names across locations like Has wit nd and Miley, with a tale of theater visits, crowds, and shifting plans. It mentions Abe Tilly Hawaed and a Keren, plus returns to Christmas and a Sierra hike, all in a hazy, rearranged account.
The readable fragments describe a December coast incident and a yearly meeting in Wresno with references to Santa Clara and a person named Benjargin Memedine. It mentions a herbal compound with various claimed medical uses and a drugstore appearance. The text is garbled and many names are unclear.
Captain Miller recounts life on the Washington coast, noting cable works at Fanning and Washington Islands, the relocation of Fanning port calls to Auckland, and the new cable buildings praised as sturdy and picturesque. Hayward doubts, pirates’ treasure legends intrigue Miller, who longs for Palmyra and distant London trade routes.
Captain Miller describes Fanning Harbor as a potential safe haven for vessels, noting a fine harbor, abundant fresh water, and a big inland sea of freshwater inland near Washington Island. He reports coconuts and copra interests, Hawaiians employed locally, and ships from many nations seen near shore.
A fragmentary report mentions a Federal officer likely to travel to Fanning and the South Sea within two weeks, with Captain Miller noted as involved in the inquiry and viewing NewNoAprimaAn. The garbled text references no clear dates or places beyond these entities.
Chester Jamee Valette, a Fifth Cavalry private, was yesterday arrested as a deserter from the Navy. He is under guard at Camp Very awaiting motion by Admiral Cowles. The statement will be sent to Washington and he will be tried by general court martial when papers arrive. Valette was identified as a deserter by fingerprint evidence matching his soldier marks. Court will meet tonight for initiation.
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