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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary local notes mention events and places including Covlert Sogon Je and Te Kavore, with references to Christmas Eve, a showroom offer, and various names and locations. The garbled text includes mentions of Robells and Speneker Ville, and scattered items such as ships, camps, and naval topics, but readable specifics are scarce.
A recital by Burns is scheduled for this evening at the Young Hotel with details in the program. Patrons are advised to arrive early for seating and to enjoy a performance by the featured artist amid city events.
A garbled report centers on Miss Helene Sloan, her debut as a poet or performer in a Harve event. The piece mentions Meayed Thon Win Ow and other figures, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. It hints at a literary scene with performances and critiques.
Matis Hagan, editor of the Manila Times, praised the clarity of the Tinyo Mayu tale and impressed the audience with his insight. He noted the strong performance of Mr. Habitt of the print shop and other staff as they assisted in the production.
The article outlines a shift from coal and standard engines to motor driven vessels, with experiments showing higher cargo capacity and efficiency. It notes a drop in bunking and equipment needs, an emphasis on fuel economy, and references to historic ship names and ports as context for the evolving maritime technology.
The report outlines Sinclairs and Siselade aboard a Japanese liner Kiyo Mura with Killy and Werlyed. It notes travel from South Atlantic ports via Honolulu return plans, a custody and separation dispute, and pending residency actions by Collector Lewn. The piece mentions American consular involvement and potential ineligibility for a passenger to sail to an American port.
A chaotic show at the park features new performers and tricks by Mérela and Wilko Austra. Comedy nerds gather for demonstrations in May with guests including Lele by Minesey Fivtoed and Laetitia Wetord as the act unfolds.
The note outlines ship calls and itineraries across Hawaii and Pacific ports. It lists vessels such as Mauna Kon and Mauna Kea with arrival times around Jan 1 to Jan 5, including services to Kauai Molokai Lana and Japan ports. Multiple vessels including Lighthouse tender and Asia routes appear with PM and AM times.
Passenger list shows arrivals including Miss Moto Chan Miss D Matisen Miva Betts Brower Cortiston McCorriston Cha pin Mery Taw Mrs Te W Walpeu and several others with uncertain spellings, indicating a ship or journey record from Maulani to a local port.
A long ship passenger list shows travelers booked for multiple routes including Japan, Kona, Maui, and San Francisco. Names span captains, clergy, and families, with departures from Yokohama, Sydney, and Honolulu and arrivals at Seattle and San Francisco.
An executive committee of the party named A D Cooper as an executive member for the turf, with duties in campaign coordination. The group plans staffing changes including a stenographer and deputy tax assessor, while reassessing land purchase rights and public works policy alongside local officials.
A fatal car accident occurred Saturday near Be sevenue below the Mettit area when a vehicle struck Melon Joyrkal, killing one occupant and injuring another. Chivas G. Bartlett, the driver, was involved as witnesses described a high speed, sudden stop near an intersection. Melon Joyrkal and Helen Ebikel sustained injuries. emergency responders arrived promptly, with investigations ongoing.
The Elks advertise a city carnival and associated events with plans for a large community turnout. Local officials and organizers promote activities, with exhibits, contests, and a post about the forthcoming schedule and sale of related books at nearby venues.
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