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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1912
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text describes uncertainty over naval fleet plans and moves amid tensions. Mentions West Virginia events, private information, and dates around a midweek period with references to celebrations and spectators.
Damaged OCR recounts immediate efforts to remove gutters in Chinatown near the Kawanaki Hotel street rear. Officials at city hall discuss an ordinance amid conflicting testimony as residents and agents describe muddy lanes and safety concerns surrounding the project.
The document records a series of notices about meetings and events in a local community. It mentions a Hawaiian Paper Company meeting, a monthly meeting of a women’s guild at St Clement’s church, and weekly Lenton sewing meetings of a women’s auxiliary. It invites interested participants to attend, with tentative dates and times, though the text is garbled and some details are unclear.
Explorers returning from a distant voyage report a shoreline strewn with drift and wreckage but recover no monuments or foreign markings. They describe shallow lagoons, battered vessels, and a nearby incident involving fishing alongside a shark hunt as the West Virginia heads back toward Honolulu.
Fragmented OCR reports another death connected to the Dole family. Details are unclear as the record references a federal hearing, a moved date, and a court proceedings sequence affecting key individuals. Names and places are obscured in the garbled text.
The report describes Captain Banker arriving at a naval base with personnel including Captain LNT Aarts and Captain Marks. It notes duties at Iyuker Nants station, and mentions movements of personnel to the Orient aboard the steamer Keen. The piece references local authorities in London and a world voyage underway.
The readable portions mention several named figures and places in a dated territorial context. Notable terms include Hie Kukine Rutherford, Yau, WH, WHE, and MPL. The text hints at a governance or authority structure, with references to councils, advisories, and citizens in a regional setting.
The Kohala report describes satisfactory crop prospects with yields and conditions noted. It mentions sugar shipments, steamer arrivals, and port activity at Abukini and Honolulu, plus weather and tides affecting transport. Major entities include Mauna Ken, Likelike, Wailsle, and ships at Hilo and Kahului, with references to harvests and future planting plans.
An opening program tonight at the Palama Settlement public welfare exhibition features booths and displays arranged by the settlement workers and directors. The event aims to highlight charitable work, with speeches by HR Carter and A Rath, and will include a community gathering to showcase contributions from Honolulu’s poor and rich alike.
Fragmented text lists multiple names, places, and events with heavy OCR errors. It mentions persons like JANUS SAVPT, JOHLSTONID, CAPT. and references to Korea, ships, and naval activity, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details. The readable portions resemble a wartime wire story with scattered organization names and dates.
A cryptic hospital page reports a priest performing last rites at Fort Anhalt. Details describe a patient’s vigil, a formal investiture, and a cautious continuation of care as officials note the day’s events and the setting inside the facility.
A garbled OCR fragment reports on political negotiation chatter and a parade of named figures. It references delegates, investigations, and calls for a commissioner to visit a state capital. The text names multiple individuals and institutions with uncertain connections and outcomes.
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