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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1912
Page
5
The readable portion mentions a person named Katie MelWird and references a Busy Kraneled group with later cryptic phrases. Information quality is too damaged to extract a coherent event, date, or place for a proper news item.
Port weather caused delays and cargo diversions as ships like Mauna Loa, Wailele, and Kilaua faced late arrivals and departures. Interisland steamers Sierra Mikahala Likelike Kinau navigate Hawaii and Molokai routes amid rough seas and gusty trades while awaiting fuel, freight, and lighterage. Nippon Maru and Nippon Alaru movements linked to Pacific and Asian trade with notices of unclaimed freight and upcoming sailings.
Pollitz states the tariff board will not support sugar price changes. The report details wind speeds, rainfall, and atmospheric observations, with notes on expected weather patterns through today and into the evening.
Shipping notices show movements to and from the islands with ships listed like NIPPON MARU and Comte bound for Yokohama Honolulu and San Francisco. Entries indicate sailings around February first week and morning arrivals, with cargo and schedule notes.
A community meeting is set for 2 PM to discuss budgeting for quarantined dogs. Attendees include Mary Keanels and Dr. Norkaard who will request appointment of a chair and review salary thoughts and neighborhood implications.
The government confirms full payment of a $4200 Pearl Harbor contract. Work completion is reported as verified after an inspection by the Bureau of Yards at the docks. Admiral Cowlen notes the project was completed and funds released to the contractor.
Fragmentary notice about a man opposing an order and an aunt inquiry, suggesting potential further action or decision. Details are garbled and names or places are not discernible.
Foreign studies estimate Philippine sugar output near 240000 tons with new crops expanding acreage to meet domestic demand. Analysts note improved sugar plants and refineries, plus potential market shifts, as 209000 tons were produced last year and exports rise.
Obscure maritime column notes cruisers returning to sea after drills near Honolulu and Eureka. Mentions vessels Prosper and direct transports, with a large crew list and references to routes between the mainland and northern California ports.
Fragmented notes describe a vessel at the harbor awaiting berthing and crane work. The Mant, a steamer, is set to berth for cargo handling and unloads near Hamakua, with berthing planned for tomorrow evening for nearby stations.
A garbled OCR note describes a scene near Park, mentioning Dr McCoy’s office and a display. It references a labor or medical event, with a Morgan who went into hospital for an operation, and mentions horitations and conversations about men not wanting. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmented remarks show Kelmelot wavering on a Republican tie up with Governor Frear. Report notes Kellinot’s hesitation about candidacy and his distance from the March meeting where Walker, his proxy, did not attend. Authorities weigh party needs against his continued influence.
The Malay Rubber Co. reported record monthly intake of 2080 pounds from Pahang and 2648 pounds from Tanjong Olok for Kindary month. Prices ranged around 118 dollars per hundredweight, with production ahead of last month’s figures amid strong demand.
A club shifts its golf tournament date from February 22 to February 9 and will hold a meet at the colonial house venue at 1 a.m. The notice outlines contest conditions and restrictions on funds disclosures and holiday publication prohibitions.
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