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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1896
Page
8
Shipping news from Newcastle to New York lists ships like Margaret and AltMore with passengers aboard Mant and Howell. Entries include cargo movements, landings at Rultroud wharf, and crews preparing for departures. Notable cargos involve refined sugar, rnd goods, and various vessel movements toward New York and Yokohama.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names including Capron, Gallgter, Laine Tats, Brasch, Mitennil, Soward, Waldron, Creary, Cart. No coherent event, place, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR note lists various items and figures including imports, makers, fixtures, and window terms. Mentions 16,008 and other ambiguous numbers. read as a garbled shipping or inventory snippet with no coherent event or parties.
The remains of Master Palmer Bure hor aged 1 die in Puacamoula. A private burial will be at the family vault in Mana, Hawaii.
In Judge de la Vergne's court W H Lloyd faced larceny charges for taking a silver watch from J K Rice's cabin boy aboard the C D Bryant. Lloyd admitted stealing and attempting to sell but claimed intoxication. He was found guilty and sentenced to four months at hard labor plus a 10 fine and costs. Other charges against Sua Chauprin, Hermann Yassinov, and Henry Olds were partly heard or continued. A native was arrested for assaulting his wife. D G Waldron of the Traveler was entertained at the Hotel. Gratitude extended to Prof Zamloch for aiding the Strangers' Friend Society.
A varied set of post event items includes Prof Yamloch party at the Lytel with serenade, Rev Romig leading supporters of an opium license bill, a wreath laid for Palmer Parker by school mates, and Parker funeral at his King Street home with Rev H. H. Parker officiating. Also notes on a St Patrick’s Eve party in Kealia, a Chinese thief jailed with harnesses recovered, and Zamloch denying a public statement while praising Strangers’ Friend Society officers.
A damaged OCR passage describes a voyage departing Honolatn at 10.3 with touches at Lahaina Moainen Bay. The next day routes include Kuscatine and Latte mlorkon, arriving at ila the neine evenly.
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