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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
5
Local and general notices mix telephone and business listings with stray references to events and people. The long excerpt includes names such as Dr. A J Derty and Governor Frear, plus scattered mentions of a Floral Parade, education committees, and public works, all in a chaotic, OCR artifact style.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate C Montague Cooke linked to a park commission bid. Mentions Republican central committee and government figures, with unclear dates or places. Data is terse and garbled but centers on an appointment or seek to the park body.
In foreign ports a series of scrambled snippets mentions Seattle, Alan Kent, Garrick, and partial voyage notes. The text includes arrival and departure fragments, inconsistent dates, and unclear names, producing a fragmented dispatch with no clear cohesive event.
Sailors aboard the steamer Maryland, serving New York and Philadelphia lines, averted disaster as 800 passengers faced danger from a fire. A sailor hung over the side to manage fuel, while others battled flames and controlled a shipboard emergency. The crew's efforts prevented a mass catastrophe and kept the vessel afloat.
A draft bill by Representative Lord Thiele in the Missouri legislature revises a fire tax of 25 to 860 for each railway station agent who refuses to answer traveler questions. The measure targets agency cooperation and traveler information, signaling potential friction between officials and passengers.
Seafaring reports describe the denuding of the Jas H Love schooner Sequoia and a near disaster as the vessel bared sails during a gale. The Seagloha and other ships are listed with misfortunes, while regulatory actions, port surveys, and changes to ventilation on ships near the New Zealand and Australian routes are noted amid stormbound cargoes and rate cuts.
A raw weather dispatch from the Shanatial aut Neuina region notes frequent arrivals and departures of ships and steamers. The Paclie Mail steamer Korga from San Francia will dock at an early hour with eighteen cabin passengers. The Logon and other vessels are expected to reach by tomorrow afternoon, while Chinese shipments and intermediate miners are anticipated to be en route. Heavy seas and rough weather affect navigation as multiple vessels prepare to sail to Manila, with Yokohama and Osaka routes cited for future services. The Japanese steamer Nishikawa plans a new America line, and several New American steamers are described as spar sailed with limited passenger accommodations. The inter-island Seamer Likeke will depart for Honokia and Kakushiete in late afternoon amid mixed cargo.
Seattle November 20 1912 A shocking charge from the America Parity Federation as members denounce card playing among churchgoers and workers calling for a convention to address rising social vice The report cites supposed cases of gambling among parishioners and warns of moral and societal decline due to widespread gaming practices
A dense list of arrivals and passenger names from February port calls includes Shubee Kuki, Aisha, Manna Loa, Mrs. A. C. Pterd, and many others bound for Konaanit, Kauat, Milo vint, and Hawaii routes. The compilation notes vessels, ports, and specific Febru ary sailing days with numerous individuals and families listed by name.
Real estate entries recorded February 1 and 2 1911 noting transactions in Honolulu and surrounding areas. Names include TT Sehnack Mary Wong Gin Woneer Bliss & Lod and others with proceeds and parcel details. several records reference land transfers and associated fees.
Governor Frear endorses Hatch for Chief Justice, praising him as best suited to lead in the Territory. The vote of the Republican committee endorses Judge Couper, while several figures including Hartwell and Cooper are noted in discussions and withdrawals amid party debates on the selection.
Local notice reports a Hawaiian Islands whistle buoy out of position on January 28 and will be replaced as commanded by the Bureau of Light-Houses. The notice appears in a 1909 listing with references to buoys and light-house orders.
Ancient Kravel hunk uncovered on the Kongkok River ten miles from Nome. Mastodon teeth and other bones recovered suggest massive elephants roamed Seward Peninsula when vegetation flourished. specimens sent to Professor Hearage Quadenton at the American Museum of Natural History.
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