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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
5
fragmentary page segment mentions names and places in garbled form. readable entities include a street name and various personal names but no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a full news card.
Fragmentary weather notes showing temperatures around 74 in the morning 67 in the evening with small wind readings and dew point details. Mentions winds from the north with velocities near 10 to 18 units and notes general uncertainty in some figures.
Maritime listing notes vessels bound for and from the islands with arrival and departure dates. Entries include Chin a, Kenon Pottou, Hilo, Grays Harbor, and Hote Helene, with notes of docking at Ali koa wharf and freight movements to Honolulu.
Fragmented dispatches describe passenger and cargo movements involving Marcus Manohuria and other vessels. Reports cover transit plans to Honolulu via Kauai and Maui routes, ship arrivals, and hurricane impacts near Lahaina with weather conditions and port calls noted.
Fragmentary report describes a planned expedition with Morton and Stortin discussing hiring a vessel and crew for a long journey from San Francisco to a distant port. The dialogue highlights financial backing, a crew of about twenty, and preparations for months at sea, framed as a serious business venture rather than entertainment.
The Maltal departure marks another farewell voyage toward the Pacific coast as the time‑bnar d yjerat from San Francisco to Australia ends. The ship, nearing retirement, is replaced on the Aug rulla‑Ran Pranchon run by the sewer wid finer Hoe Manus, with Captain Stringer slated to command the next voyage. Also noted are calls for public input on changes to navigation aids as Lighthouse Bureau seeks suggestions to improve mariner safety and awareness.
A dramatic obituary recalls Mr. Morgan a longtime chamber of commerce figure and public servant. The piece notes his role in civic life since 1884, his funeral plans, and the community shock at his death while detailing reactions from local leaders and peers.
In a Washington Senate inquiry a private detective Batley testified he bribed a witness and that a phonograph record of the alleged wrongdoing existed. Bailey prepared to begin cross examination as the hearing adjourned after fifteen hours with questions about bribery and the term rope used by detectives.
A garbled local notice announces the planned opening of an international venue called the LanRahorenwa's Aspogtadion with details about root, management, and daily employee shifts beginning tomorrow. It mentions John J. Witwin as general manager of Shaskuelitign and references other named individuals in a confusing roster of roles.
Police court session sees health regulation violations continued to next hearings and Supreme Court action on several appeals. Judge Monnarrat presides as defendants including Korean nationals and local residents face postponements and transfer to higher courts amid unclear docket details.
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