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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
3
An unsigned local notice invites spiritualists to a recurring event named Taleurl Kerle tor nated Peyehie of. The message mentions a continued appointment and a Thursday schedule with a new time noted as S10. Readers are asked to attend and participate.
A fragmented city notice details continued disruption to steamer schedules caused by shipping movements and labor reassignments affecting local transport and moving services. The piece names multiple places and firms, noting anticipated delays and changes in local port activity and delivery timelines.
Ships arriving and sailing for the islands listed with names such as Perela Nene Fan Prancisct Balled Kobo Sehr Defender Jay Mam Wireless Blorm Taeloek Mite and other vessel references. The fragment notes a Friday February 2 schedule and mentions inspection by B S Blorm, with unclear destinations and statuses.
A garbled report describes a vessel moving toward an area amid claims of interference by various parties. It mentions the Pacific Mall at an early stage, a hurried update about ships, and a convoy or exchange event near a port, with references to Hancock and plan details.
A fragmentary notice reports a new religious movement beginning Sunday next. It mentions affiliations, campuses, and personnel loosely, with unclear affiliations and several garbled names, suggesting a campus or sect gathering and potential organizational ties.
Fragmented OCR text describes contested appointments and threatened action. Mentions individuals Bowers Gere and McMahon, with references to board approval, meetings, and unclear events. Contains numerous garbled phrases, names, places, and dates.
The readable fragments sketch a fragmented notice or commentary with many garbled names and terms. It mentions Honolulu and Various names, places, and possible institutions, delivering a jumbled mix of phrases and nonstandard spellings. The cohesive event or action remains unclear due to the OCR damage.
The fragment outlines a weekly bulletin style notice with scattered names and terms. It mentions YMC A and growth indicators, with references to individuals such as Emeline Howe and Bennie, plus notes on tables, fare, dues, and weekly entries. The readable parts suggest a community update or membership table.
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