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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tides sun and moon data with times and locations. The readable portions include numbers and names like Meliriers and FESF. The source is garbled, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a fuller item.
Vessels to and from the islands reported in a sparse line item. Fri. Feb 1 lists arrivals and departures, with ships such as RAN Francisco and Papeete noted along with unspecified passenger movements. The fragmentary text mentions schedules, wharves, and wireless communications, indicating routine maritime traffic and crew or passenger details.
A lengthy, partially garbled report notes dredging progress and associated operations. It references various locations, groups, and approvals, with mentions of a sharp focus on balance between maritime needs and regulatory oversight.
Haber King, operator with a commercial firm, station near Guy ng the passeng ers. William Ming Tormey of Honolulu, territorial attorney general’s aide now of Bhanphal, China, figure in a passenger incident ending in the city park this afternoon.
Latent sugar quotation 441 cents or 85.20 par ton. The regular meeting of the Hawaii Promotion committee will be held tomorrow at Young-Hato building. Several matters are itemized for the agenda. Community notices and bulletins follow with ad highlights and upcoming events.
A daughter was born to Mrs Jay Gould in New York City. The infant is named Annie Heston Geary, daughter of Mrs Coney and Livi A. Conny, with connections to the Graham family. The event followed the Gould-Decies wedding and involved noted society circles.
A garbled read recalls a trail story with scattered names and places. Mentions Monnet Chate and public instruction overseer, with references to a distant event and unclear sequence. The piece blends place names, dates, and characters, creating a mosaic of a historical travel route and local notices.
The report states Charley Hall was awarded fifty thousand dollars amid a complex dispute involving Heit the Avister and a forthcoming property development. Attorneys questioned the distribution while Hall’s residence and property value attracted attention as community interest grew.
The article notes the Bowers case is set for continued action tomorrow in Thelo WY. Prosecutors accuse Captain Mow and others of charges connected to a tense incident. Judge presides as matters proceed with preliminary hearings and related defences.
An obscure financial note from a regional ledger references Oahu capital stock reaching five million. The fragmentary text mentions contracts, transfers, and potential migrations or investments, with scattered dates and names obscured by OCR garble.
Leilehua land is described as up for lease amid confusion over ownership and a military occupation. The land board will hear the matter at its next meeting as authorities consider preserving the site while debates over rights and historic use continue.
Fragmentary wartime report details army unit reorganizations and a War Department parley. Mention of a crack infantry regiment, command by a noted officer, and a Habeas Corpus writ case involving Chung Mavs and attorney Lorria Andee. Also notes oblique deaths and a February hospital death in Scotland.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a steamer arrival and various names with scattered notes on people, places, and events. The garbled lines mention a Ming era steamer, U S cities, and unspecified actions, with dense but unreadable fragments.
A ship near the Watson Navigation wharf faced a near collision as men aboard the Hone in the morning watched a vessel drift. Officials moved to avert a hit alongside Nusane Street where crews worked to secure the ship and prevent damage.
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