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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
5
Shipping news from Sherman reports transport delays for Uncle Sam employees, vessel movements including the Siberia and Wilhelmina departures, and planned arrivals and cargo at Honolulu. The account details ships, ports, passengers, and scheduled sailings, noting ferries and cold water club discussions amid harbor activity.
Fragmented arrival list notes numerous passengers including UB from ACT and Shermas, from Bais Franches, Fel. Lier Howat Col J 8. Rogers, Mul KV, Smith, Cap.1, Priten and Ufo wife five, Kod. By and wife, Lieut WL oe Chrlaly fal wife, Lieut. Lavery B. Meo Afew and wife, MW. Not and wife, Mime dim A. Perkin, Mr Parse and wife, and 195 edsnate U0 ch hy 3 elvillons.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions sun and moon in a heading style. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a complete news item or summary. No strong entities or actionable facts are present to expand into a full card.
A garbled OCR fragment shows temperature readings around 66 to 72 degrees and humidity, dew point, wind velocity and direction. It references a 24 hour total wind movement ending near 125 miles, with stray notes on pressure and atmospheric elements. The text is unclear and partial.
Shipping schedule lists vessels to and from the islands with arrivals at San Francisco and Tacoma. Entries include Gaviota for Keb and Honolulu, Columbian for Hanatahy, and Iberia at Alanken wharf. Expected sailings to Maui and other points noted with nautical timing and dates.
A scrambled report details a busy drydock with workers, machinery, and noisy activity. Amid the chaos a tone of urgency suggests repairs and testing underway, with the crew coordinating tasks and monitoring progress as steel and concrete elements are handled.
Personalities Paul Rossendierg Mrs Ixens berg and MoM T McGanley spent extended visits in Siberia with the Constaint party. Aide-de-camp Mr Andrews received a ment Murph 1 MR F lowsuby and Mrs Cooke with Sips Gorge Bherman were married by Kitohanu Art Lewmue. Metieen died in Paris after menial travels. John McIry, Seattle shipman, returned from Hawaii to study Panama Canal commerce impact. Wallace Hrthfofe and Katherine Strickler sailed to Hong Kong with several fellow travellers aboard the same steamer.
A chaotic scene drew thousands as a German officer in civilian clothes fled a pier near Waimanalo. Police and bystanders chased him as tempers flared and bystanders recorded the rapid events. The man was later arrested. authorities warned of a possible five hundred dollar fine for reckless conduct.
Governor discusses proposal for a wireless station at Pall to receive messages from Puelf and test landline interference, evaluating costs and building needs, with Manager Jack Rusch of the wireless company overseeing the experiments and application for establishment.
Chinese officials in Honolulu plan a New Year reception at the Chinese Consulate with Mayor Korn inviting the Hawaiian band to perform. The event aims to view the republic era changes while Wang Kai and Bun Yat Sen figures are discussed with local officials and the press reporting mixed interpretations of revolutionary symbols.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fleet staying in April, individuals from John Motheehill Co, and references to prices wages and terms. Names and places are garbled. the readable portions describe employment, shipments, and anticipated arrivals with little cohesive context.
Reported health inspections began at 2:00 PM at the College of Hawaii as authorities investigate a murder rumor aboard a German liner. Officials delay decisions on crew replacement while Kruger and Pratt await further details.
Mr. Cooper of the Clarive reports immense tourist activity from a combined vacation and business trip to Hawaii. He notes strong retail business in Honolulu, widespread bookings on steamers from the Coast, and brisk demand from Boston to the Pacific. Cooper secured several large orders and expects continued growth as Honolulu’s news and commerce boom.
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