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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads like a municipal notice naming Ames officials and a weekly Thursday meeting at a street location. It mentions Laward Farle, a Teyehie figure, and references appointments, daily routines, and a telephonic or street address marker. Details are garbled.
Shipping updates from Oceanic Wharf reveal mixed activity with vessels from New Zealand to Hawaii and Suva departing. Warship movements, passenger transport rules, and tonnage prices are discussed while cargo and crew details appear in scattered notes.
A wartime field report notes the lunar reference and progress during a Pearl Harbor operation. Admi ral Bonne and Coles oversee a station visit with inspection and examination of work. The account emphasizes cautious, measured activity and the sentiment of naval observers.
Fragmentary weather notes show temperatures at 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. with a dew point and humidity references. Wind velocity and directions are jumbled with multiple illegible labels, making total 24 hour wind movement unclear.
Special Cable reports December 27 arrivals and departures at Port Townsend Fort Bragg San Francisco and Honolulu bound ships. Notable entries include Dee Hawalil and Willowdon arrivals at Port Townsend and for Hawalil. Santa Mache and Anima Mean oil Guikor Santa Mache voyage to Honolulu. A Matson Navigation steamer Enterprise from San Francisco is noted at Honolulu. other vessels listed with cargoes and movements.
A chaotic report describes a Spanish family’s child held in quarantine amid a smallpox scare. The piece references immigration concerns, British stance, and public health fears fueling calls for prevention and action.
A garbled line from a 1998 Lima object listing hints at a search for a group or individuals connected to a local event. The fragment mentions assets and a location, implying a pursuit or inquiry by authorities. Further legible text is needed to confirm details and involved parties.
A list of vessels and crews connected to Honolulu shipping appears with arrivals from Manila and Yokohama, departures for Kena and Mant, and ships such as Wilcox and Hall. Notable entries include dates December and October arrivals, multiple captains and passengers, and the ongoing movement of goods and people to and from Honolulu ports.
Fragmentary report describes the German freighter Wotan approaching Puget Sound after seventeen days voyage from Washington to Australia. It details shallow seas near Seember 10, efforts to salvage the vessel, and planned repairs aboard while captains arrange for three hundred tons of cargo to be removed and the ship kept afloat.
Captain Chapman, a veteran officer, is reported dead in Utah after a strenuous service aboard a transport ship. The record notes his rank, companionship, and the solemn tone of a military death, with lingering questions about the exact circumstances and location of the accident.
Fragmented report details multiple indicted men set for pleas in an Antonio court. Names, dates, and proceedings are garbled but reference divorce actions, capital case discussions, and a looming regular meeting at the capital chamber. Report includes maritime notes and unrelated corporate mentions amid unclear testimony.
A meeting in Canton drew supporters for revolutionary funds as local authorities and reformists urged contributions for China. The governor warned that two years of contributions could yield 150 toward a mine’s financing, with plans to channel money through a security committee and local merchants. The gathering included about three movements and prominent attendees from the Chinese reform scene. The event aimed to boost funds and forward revolutionary aims to the central government in Beijing.
The report outlines how the defendant maintained innocence under intense cross examination, insisting the evidence did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Prosecution witnesses testified, but the defense challenged credibility and alibi details.
Announcement notes Miss Annabelle Low agreed to marry Audie Clecietine Day of Hawaii. Details of the engagement appear in the notice with brief remarks from relatives and friends. The wedding date and further plans are not fully clear in the fragment.
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