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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
3
WM McKinley Lodge No 8, East of P. announces meeting every fourth Saturday at 7:90 o'clock. Details obscure but references to lodge, Meretania, and brotherly cordial invitation appear in the fragmented notice.
A garbled OCR note references ships including the Belial bark Ochtertyge and American-Hawaiian Steamship line. It mentions locations such as New York and Norfolk, dates like January 4, and various vessel names, with unclear context about sales or repartee. The legible elements indicate a historical shipping notice or auction fragment.
A sailor saved after a life threatening attack by a man eating shark during a perilous voyage. The scene unfolded as the crew battled for life at sea, with rescue efforts undertaken and the ship continuing to port despite injuries and ongoing danger.
A scrambled note lists acts for an evening entertainment event including Onishi, the Deere Trio, and the RHOW Pheate Kor. It mentions moving pictures, glove entertainment, and a Columbian appearance slated for Ant Ome. Local names such as Agnees and Lew Nistel appear as performers, with ages and venue hints scattered through the fragment.
Reading from the fragmented report, Chicago holds a grand procession at Empire with thousands of participants from United States and beyond. Highlights note a triennial gathering, notable costumes, and performances. Wireless telegraphy advances link Mainland, Hawaii, and Japan as the Penyo Mari sends messages to Yokohama and Tokyo.
Shipping notices show Kawal ports to Kitas and many names listed for Feb 21 and 22 including San Pumnetsco Lurline and Mes Hung. The long roster covers passengers, officers, and arriving vessels from Raat Port to San Francisco with numerous individuals and families named among arrivals and associated events.
A massive procession wove through downtown amid dense crowds. Military units from the Marine Corps and Chast Artillery led the march with cadets, Boy Scouts, and bands, while the United States color guard and tribal divisions followed. The St Louis College band and other youth groups marched in step, as spectators noted the pageantry and ceremonial displays.
In a colorful parade, Hackfeld and Company and United Chinese Society headline floats. The route showcases elaborate figures, native groups, and decorative canoes, with spectators along the line and a range of cultural exhibits.
Report describes a royal equestrian display featuring Princesses IMMA and Coke attending a Harvest festival ride. Attendants wore velvet and silk cloaks as the procession moved through a parade with horses, cape elements, and ceremonial attire.
Autos in line form a parade scene featuring Kooree Te Curter-Aviitetal etiryns and Wikisere Mii Aahiiin. The event showcases Mivuli Promotion Commition and Simmer aml winter weenos with notable attendees including Helene Morgan and Mise Kampany Morean. An air of fashion and decor with roses accompanies the display while Miss Ann Hustine and Liberty News reporters cover the scene.
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