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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes indicate W Bryde assumes positions with A B and references alliances with Rubiniotit and Me There plantation. Mentions Ene Rannie of Alexendier and Miliwin, takeover from TM Davee and 1 Ho, plus R Valleone and fir 0 Thais Mose Hod. Details unclear due to garbled text.
A corrupted report on the Celtic Chief wreck recounts a night voyage off Diamond Head. Captain Henry and pilot McCaulay dispute orders as the ship nears reefs with four fathoms of water remaining.
A garbled early report describes Filipinos preparing for plantations while authorities in distant ports monitor movement aboard the Nippon Maru. It mentions cargo including shell currency, steel cargo, and passengers en route from Honolulu to Tokyo, with references to quarantine officials and diplomats aboard.
A primer issued by the Geographical Survey outlines plain language guidance on making and handling explosives to reduce deaths in American coal mines. Director Olly Smith cites black powder dangers and urges use of tested agents. investigations show great risk from explosion and misused devices in mines.
A fragmented report describes a late evening harbor encounter with a schooner and a coaster near one of five slips. It mentions McCaulay, a ship anchor in very dark conditions, a Celtic Chief boarding, and Captain Henr forced to make port as the crowd formed on the bow.
The Evening Bulletin invites letters from readers on who should win this year’s travel trip. Should the prize go to popular young men, women, or all contestants regardless of age and sex. Submit a letter with your view. the newspaper may publish it without the writer’s name and address.
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