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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented notice advertises weekly seances led by a local spiritualist group at Grant Street. It mentions Pryehte of Bee Pratelwon and Amner Hoate in Hollaid, with Thursday at four moved times. The text is garbled but references a public spiritual event and dates.
Pacific Mail liner Siberia reports changes and promotions as Boiral neowenta and crew prep for new duties. Wilhelmina, Wilhelmina passengers and cargo, including army supplies, begin arriving with cheers and crowds, while Glacier discharges refrigerated provisions for Camp Very and marines. Algon won’t call Honolulu as Pacific Mail shifts cargo to Japan, with Navajo unloading structural steel and other cargo for distribution.
Weather readings show 71 degrees at Tepipetitives and 76 at Katy. Morning fog, barometer 29.9, abs humidity 0.497, relative 8 percent, dew point 64. Winds vary with 6 a.m. gusts from the north. Rain noted in 24 miles of the line. A harbor entry for a train and street work near the railway wharves is described, with ships from Balboa and Pacific routes lifting freight to be transhipped. Inter-Island steamer Mana Loa and Noeay arrivals discussed, plus cattle and heavy freight movements including 76 head cattle and poultry shipments arriving with other cargo. Continuous talks mention Maui, Molokal, Lanai ports and preparations for further sailings this afternoon.
An inspection of drydock works and harbor facilities is described, noting Admiral Thotas and Admiral Thomas in attendance. The California performed tests with ships entering and leaving the harbor while vessels at Hilo provided information, informing a forthcoming report to Admiral Southerland on Pearl Harbor reservation planning and improvements.
At about 1 PM a motorcyclist named Abreu saw a machine resembling a police wagon. The vehicle stopped on King Street and Abreu found Abreu escorting back to Police Station. A deputy gummed plea appears in court with a thirty day sentence for the offense.
A malformed report details delays involving the Pacific Mail steamer and Honolulu mail delivery. It notes the ship’s late arrival and post office swamping, with a court hearing set for Judge Cooper on the Kakelau plantation case and related legal actions.
Fragmented text hints at Weinland warning about fruit flow from the Mediterranean region and potential agricultural impacts. Mentions HututrHiN state agriculture department, a seminar, and regulatory action before publication, with unclear references to officials and actions.
The dean of the Stock Exchange in New York, Cushman Carter, was elected to membership at a morning ceremony, with reports that Harry Armitage plans retirement. Carter reportedly purchased his seat. Armitage may quit permanently. Carter plans an extended trip to New Zealand soon. The last seat sold for about 10 000 dollars. Armitage was offered 15 000 in the past. A San Francisco dispatch notes a 14 day voyage on the American ship FP. Tthel, with 2500 tons of merchant goods and numerous granite blocks in freight. The Floral Parade assists Munale states. Captain Milvon leads the ship with his life team aboard.
Tuesday Bee 26 ships arrive at Yokohama from Korea and Easterpine from San Francisco. Port Townsend reports arrivals including Bele Robert Searles and Thee 12. Grays Harbor sees Behr Turner from Kahw hl, and Port Townsend logs S Willenden arriving December 26.
Passengers arrived as a confusing batch named Porwim Neeha ferm Kauil yarts Mine Munroe We We Hiteria and D Halith wna 17 Henk, with unreadable OCR producing a mix of likely typos. The fragment notes travel activity and unclear passenger identifiers.
Report of a formal dance held on a California naval ship with sailors hosting guests on the roof garden. The event featured music, two steps and a "Home Sweet Home" finale, with dance cards dedicated to officers, families, and ships’ personnel.
Reported smallpox case tied to quarantine camp housing Portuguese and Spanish immigrants near Matilioly teland. A woman exposed was placed in the smallpox ward. several deaths noted the previous Saturday. Charitable groups delivered gifts to detained migrants amid Christmas and holiday amusements.
A lengthy OCR readout lists passengers and ships arriving from San Francisco, Japan, and other ports. Names include Mrs. Alfeor Ls Binck, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crathers, Gov. A. Mobermatt, Juliette Carter, and many more among crews and travelers. The document records routes to Honolulu and port calls, with dates around December and December 24.
The Geoanicly Sierra will depart Mendaly at ten o'clock Wednesday with a cargo of Hawaiian produits. The vessel carries about three hundred tons of bananas, hides, honey and rice and plans to sail for the Cownt with about eighty cabin passengers. Castle and Cooke has arrangements on the Matson navigation steamer Hote Wilan to depart for Honglule tomorrow.
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