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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
3
The article notes a new steamer planned for Pacific Northwest service, with transport arrangements by Matson and allied lines. It mentions early departures, port routes, and passenger limits, including a Bow to Honolulu and a focus on wireless updates for sailings.
Fragmented text records Te Merindey Lodge No 8 K of B activities and a ceremony mentioning a coat crown, a Lady writer, and various names and unclear proceedings, with scattered dates and places garbled beyond full meaning.
The dispatch details a complex set of naval movements and preparations for a voyage at an overseas port. It mentions Mort Avion and Kubula on a scheduled date, a twelve thousand ton resin cargo, and a Commonwealth Flag design. Captain W. Bievens is noted as deceased, with Marmot and other officers present, while the Unton Stormelilp Afalial and the steamer Ova appear in the narrative. The report covers navigational ranks, preparations, and an allied fleet plan including the Tiger Willidetii crematory section and the ArabspU Noe Viealot. It references equipment shipments, fidelity to routes, and expected arrivals at Chilean and San Francisco ports.
A fragmented report describes brisk trading with mixed prices and varied activity. Markets show some items sold at high multiples while others move slowly. several names and entities appear amid the unclear text, indicating ongoing but unsettled commodity and securities dealings.
A long OCR fragment lists arrivals and names with dates such as Friday February 24 and Thursday February 23. It includes many personal names like Beieher Beller Hart Hints Thompsent Jardine and Captain Penhallow, indicating a passenger or crew manifest style notice with scattered affiliations and destinations, but OCR clarity is limited.
In foreign ports the San Francisco list notes arrivals including the Bob and Clive May, with entries suggesting ship names or cargo details. The fragmentary line hints at a harbor report detailing ships and their origins or activities, but lacks complete context.
A luncheon at the Commercial Club featured talks by Marten Campbell of the Cho's entertainment committee and delegates from California and Oregon. Attendees discussed U S leadership, promotion work, and the Asia Pacific relations, praising California and Hawaii while promoting national unity and educational growth.
Chales Rouckland, last-known Territory newspaper editor, died at home on Lue street. He was fifty nine years old, once editor of the Balte Vin and The Advertiser. Survived by wife and two young children. Funeral set for 4 o'clock this afternoon at his residence. Large crowds gathered to hear a memorial talk recounting his career and hopes for the Pacific Exposition.
A man claims he was struck by lightning during an incident at a station. Police and officials reported a confrontation with Sheriff and others, with the accused taken to a local facility for processing as part of the ongoing case.
The American schooner Fred JK Wood will soon be seaworthy again after discharging Weather equipment. It plans to return to the Saran Islands with sugar. A steamer from Intertaland reports Makawell activities and fair seas, while a Pacific trade outlook notes Allied efforts and future routes.
Legislative proceedings depict continued confrontation with the mayor amid debates on education taxes and public notices. Lawmakers discuss public education funding and county tax measures, with committee actions and readings noted, including amending provisions and third readings.
A garbled OCR item reports a sister's illness and listed details, with names and dates unreadable. The readable line mentions a hemorrhage and hospitalization around the week ending May 11, with a person named Joe referenced in incomplete wording.
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