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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
3
United States naval operations fill berths at San Francisco harbor as cruisers and transports shift, with the naval supply ship Haeler and ships like Toyo Kisen Kaisha lines docking. The dispatch notes cargo movements, cargo ships, and the arrival timing of vessels from China and Japan, including the Nippon Maru and Hoyo alliances, while crews prepare for port calls and inspections.
Today weather report notes temperature around six with wind patterns and velocity in two directions. Sparse readable terms indicate marine conditions, dew point near eight, and expected moderate wind shifts though details are unclear.
Shipping notices report Speefit Cable to Morchuntst Exchange with multiple vessels sailing from San Francisco towards the Pacific, including 1 1220 ppm and 8B Larline. Ships like Hawkey Mara and Nippon Warn to Makeow Wharf are listed with freight hours and schedules for arrivals and departures. A German ship Hersogta Cecotis to Australia may wait for Sydney as calculations suggest.
Fragmentary OCR lists transport details with dates January 10 and 11. Mentions San Francisco, Santa Maria, Porto-Santa Maria, Bon Franciwe Navala, and Bon Franciwe routes with times around 8 am. Some names appear garbled, likely OCR errors, but indicate a multi leg journey and port connections.
In a morning Rape Court session, Judge Unewe presides while clerks prepare to service the bench. The docket shows several defendants including captions and witnesses with no final verdict reached at this time.
A conference between General MoMVnly and General Wall outlines Hawaii department plans for an unprecedented military parade in Honolulu. The Floral Parade is linked to Washington's Birthday events with a secret possible warlike demonstration. February 21 to 24 feature opera Pinatere, Floral Parade, and a larger military pageant with the War Department likely to join.
Local report describes a sought Andrews man amid a tangle of accusations involving Koreans connected to thefts of autos. The piece mentions legal actions, a number of named individuals, and a broader community concern about graft and intimidation within a Korean society.
A mistranscribed report states an opium smuggler pleaded guilty before a judge. The defendant, Chit Loong Ching, was defended by counsel and received a one month sentence. The article reflects a harsh tone and uncertain names from the OCR.
A fragmented local notice describes officials debating police actions and a quirky complaint about rabbits. The report references a committee letter, a caretaker, and a sheriff, with unclear motives and procedural tension.
Senator Judd plans an eastern tour this summer with stops noted in Attowath and Elie. he aims to attend the Republican National Convention and participate as a delegate. The trip’s purpose includes engagements with party figures and potential talks on reelection and leadership roles.
Depute Attorney General Artie G HAI Chick Parenter and Levor Tompyky travel to Kohala Hawaii for a reception at the powd Kohala. The party’s return is described with reference to their work delays and a tense scene with attendees. The report notes Marine or government figures and a dogged pursuit of a pending schedule.
The November meeting of the Kwame You Monthly group yielded officers to serve for the year. President Yuen Sins presided, with vice president Uwe Haas, secretary Lonnie Kyi, treasurer Chine TheORIES, and auditor Lon Pong Lin. Community members from Kwong Yow Rociety attended as students.
In a detailed court session, Judge Dole debated who is qualified to preside over the Mahuka case. Attorneys argued over disqualification, separation trials, and potential appeals while seeking a prompt, fair resolution amid shifting procedural lines and orders.
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