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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
5
A garbled local page lists numerous telephone numbers, places, and names with many OCR errors. It mentions hotels, auctions, and events in disjoint fragments, including references to hotel upgrades, stamps, distilled water, and a gubernatorial or civic context, but specifics are unrecoverable. The readable bits point to busy, half-formed notices and adverts rather than a coherent story.
A passenger on the MANCHURIA is reported to have died after a botched attempt at elopement at sea. Miss Daryee, initially thought dead, appeared alive in her cabin before vanishing and likely leaping overboard during the voyage from Yokohama toward Shanghai. The ship’s crew and doctors investigated the mysterious disappearance as a missing-person case aboard the liner.
The paper reports arrivals and departures of vessels including Nippon Maru and Nippon Kisen Kalyha, details of cargoes such as sugar and cattle, interisland steam actions, and new American-Hawaiian office openings. It notes weather, ports, and forthcoming sailings to Kahului Port Allen Port Allen and Honolulu with ships like Matson lines and Likelike carrying sugar and coal.
A long passenger and crew list shows many names tied to voyages to and from Napan ports, Hongkong Wells ley Austin, and Mauna Loa routes with Feb. dates. Vessels mentioned include the Oi fonian and Logan transport bound for San Francisco, with cargo updates and landings noted along the way. The bulletin references weatherbound conditions and machinery deliveries, plus a sugar shipment from Kauai.
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