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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
2
The readable fragment mentions a group and a team with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or entities can be reliably identified from the provided OCR snippet to form a factual headline and summary.
The Bulletin lists assorted local notices and advertisements including telephone numbers, offices and rooms, and names of local businesses. It references the Burneau office, editorial room, and Wale, with scattered mentions of services such as dentistry, hotel, and stables, plus various names and addresses amid fragmented text.
Fragmented report describes a shipping opium haul on Manchuria that was not as large as anticipated. It mentions aviation and a plan for conveyance, with references to authorities, ships, the Weatherman, and various names and events, though many fragments are unclear.
A garbled, period-tinged maritime dispatch notes travel congress activities, Pacific coast and Hawaii port movements, ship arrivals and sailings, including Nippon Maru and Korea’s arrivals. It mentions Pearl Harbor era weather, sea conditions, and several named vessels, crew, and passengers with scattered names.
The Nippon Maru arrived in San Francisco on Tuesday February 14 as reported in the inbound shipping note. Details are sparse but indicate a docking event with the vessel in port.
The article details a lengthy Senate caucus and House actions as Republicans and Democrats clash over leadership and employe appointments. It notes attempts to select a president, caucus proceedings, and votes on nominations with Holstein and other figures prominent in the proceedings. The piece highlights political maneuvering, attendance issues, and postponed decisions as the session advances.
A damaged OCR article notes the Nippon Maru arrived at a port at noon from Bah Weurebie with 2800 tons and 47 cabins, 86 steerage. It will sail to War Bust then to Japan via Granayaedhie, weather delayed. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Thomas Vincainle Co. and May Thomas. they plan to depart for New York and eastern ports aboard the Erithmay.
A fragmented report describes debates over barbers using knives for disease care in Honanuta. Interviews cite a local drugstore remedy, Tibet, and advocate Rev Benjamin’s Hepalo treatment, with patients praising relief from stomach and kidney issues.
Supervisor on hand at a midday City and County Board meeting reports a new twenty stand shearing plant commissioned by Lawal Huneh Company and purchased by Dig buneh company. Factual notes describe the wool processing by machinery and the plant touted as the largest in the region with other plants in operation nearby. shipments and steamers linked to Mikahala and Liant Memeh are mentioned in a terse update.
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