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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and dates tied to jail entries. Key items include January and February references, with 2034 appearing and mentions of San Francisco and Dione. No coherent event or full actions emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines times for For Pearl Cy Kwaui and Way Bhatia 17 30 a. m. Wa 2th pm 320 p.m. Pom 180 pom FET8 p.m Wahliva and Lattehan 10:20 SOAS om HO wom HALTS.
Emmeluth and Company Limited operates a new listing at 1511 M45 King Street. The firm, identified by the phone number 1511, signals modern professional services expanding in the area.
Real estate activity logged December 16 1911 referencing FE Sing Fook and Th Atom with numerous names, properties, prices, and locations. The document records transfers and conveyances alongside multiple personal and organizational identifiers across a crowded ledger of transactions.
Shipping ports of the world note a shift as Belgian liners adopt new routes to the Atlantic and Pacific, with American and Australian services expanding. The Kroonland, with American registry, joins a growing network of vessels linking New York, Sydney, and other ports. Cargo and personnel movements reflect changing maritime patterns as canal openings and wartime disruptions reshape global shipping.
A garbled 19th century shipping timetable lists multiple ocean routes from Seattle to Hong Kong, Yokohama, and San Francisco with ports in Japan Australia and New Zealand. It includes dates in January and references to ships like Kea and Mali, noting departures and arrivals across Pacific routes, with fragmented vessel names and port calls. The text preserves period tone and scattered itineraries without coherent chronology.
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