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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1911
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No 616 Bo PL 0.1 Flue meets in their hall on King Street near Mort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers cordially welcomed. Jas D Dougherty and Geo T Kluegel, Secr.
McKinley Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias meets every 2 months and on the 4th Saturday evening at 7 40 in the hall of Port and Hererania. Brothers are invited to attend signed by RILOKY Co B A JACOHSON KR 8
Multiple local residents arrive from Kanal and surrounding areas for upcoming celebrations. Mrs T Ways on plans a trip to Chast, Mr Andomas to assist with events, Mrs Thomas Smith participates in art at the booth, and Mrs Altensen voices a desire to desist by Sierra week. Residents including Wilcox, Reverend Isentan, Mrs Coon, and Mrs Gray prepare to attend mid spring gatherings and family activities with neighbors in Heattle and Wantington.
The Bulletin lists telephone numbers unchanged with the paper location and various local notices. It mentions dental and medical ads, ship and naval references, a boxing or court event, a murder or assault trial, and a February court date with miscellaneous community items and ads.
In Clanobiinan Hawaii many locals including Jeri Kawi Mes Gray and Reverend Ltrs gather for a carnival excluding sensational detail. Ex governor John Taker and other dignitaries visit for ceremonies as farcical chatter blends with official business. A farewell dinner honors Mrs Waller Scott and plans unfold for autumn events in Berkeley and Hilo as weather dampens but does not halt community hospitality.
Shipping news describes harbor activity and passenger and cargo vessels. It notes Matson navigation steamers Wilhelmstit and Siberia off port, arrival schedules, quarantine details, and anticipated general cargo and cabin passengers aboard the Wilhelmina and related ships. The report highlights preparations, timing, and the involvement of Matson line services and local agencies.
Fragmented report notes stray shots at members of a house, with references to vessels, repairs, and a general emergency of fuel and supplies. Names and places are unclear. the piece mentions Wilhelmina Freight Lin and other apparent entities, with scattered dates and locations.
A garbled account describes Frear discussing a fund with flying bunting and a long list of names, places, and officials. The text mentions Corman Stippre and Wing te te Woeeze amid references to railways, committees, and allocations.
Arrived Sunday February 18 with details of post arrival events and next day activities. The text references a final party around Monday February with informal timing and地点 placeholders suggesting travel schedules and gathering plans.
A fragmentary report notes proposals to assist lepers with new medical plans. References to a meeting, officials, and a list of participants appear amid garbled text, with mentions of Beare, Ry, Colter, Hanwell, and Proky Gee.
Davie Ula reports from the morning session of the Travel Congress, representing the Crown Colony of Ceylon. He discusses potential shipments and the aim to extend exports, noting planned routes via Singapore and Calcutta toward New York and Boston, with emphasis on tea and other colonial products.
A highly muddled OCR passage mentions various names, places, and possible events but lacks coherent reporting. It references people such as Wilbur and Captain Ub and hints at legal and court actions, yet the meaning is largely obscured by corruption and nonsensical phrases.
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