Oahu Lodge No 1 K of Aevpeweet meeting notice
Visiting brethren are invited to attend the third Wednesday meeting at Fehathae Pythian Hall corner Here Janie. Endorsed by OAHU LODGE NO 1 and Kor.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
3
Visiting brethren are invited to attend the third Wednesday meeting at Fehathae Pythian Hall corner Here Janie. Endorsed by OAHU LODGE NO 1 and Kor.
The readable portions show an uncertain notice referencing May wordings and a meeting or appointment. Names and places are unclear, with scattered fragments about dates and possible actions. The text lacks coherent details to identify a concrete event or outcome.
The His Hawaiian and Japanese liners arrive with a heavy mix of freight and travelers. The ocean mail lists long by names, with details of cargo, provisions, and vehicles. The Zephyr, Hawaiian Steamers, and other ships deliver coal, sugar, and timber while rail and dockside work continues to restore the harbor facilities.
A report lists ships arriving and sailing for various ports including BALINA CRUZ arriving December 10 from util and HAN FRANCINCO sailing. Other entries note VOM and Be Wildelmind bound for Hobe ti with arrivals at Port Townbend around Set 16, alongside crew details and order of the ships noted at night.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a stray dog or animal report with scarce readable names and places. The text appears garbled, offering no clear owner or location.
Local officials wrestle with a proposed sanitation plan amid tight finances. Chalraan Kroger leads a push for better containment and services while residents complain no money exists. A meeting discusses a twelve rate system, potential ordinances, and future city takeovers to stabilize sanitation work.
Fragmented OCR recounts naval inspection progress with officers named Beeptte Enchetie Kloet Htepaction and Lieutenant Lili vier amid fleet readiness. Mentions Admiral Cowles Hibs and Washington figures, noting delays and upcoming Langit practice and a Mary tart eniden denarii reference.
A garbled report describes an arrest over alleged swindling linked to a windereiet society event. Details mention a clerk, a complaint, and an upcoming annual meeting with planned attendance by various entities and a schedule affecting shipments and exports.
A city debate followed a deadly theater incident as officials questioned police response and crowd control. Mayor Murray chaired the police committee inquiry while witnesses and victims’ families described the panic and the scale of the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Wednesday event on January 17 involving multiple named parties in a state context. Readable items show Mowall, Mai parte Etat, Me Wanet parte Wo, Aah Peancteon and Heattle Hilor in concurrent listings.
A fragmented ship and passenger listing from a Hawaii area port dated January through January 28 details numerous vessels and travelers. Names include Aun Wenndevolver, Connie, Clayton, Jon, Chandi, and Claudine among many others with routes spanning Hawaii via Mant pavis, Kanal ports, and Way forks. The document lists arrivals, sailors, and passengers, noting ship affiliations and destinations in a long catalog of maritime movement.
Major Campbell of the Department of Hawaii advocates adding coastal artillery units to the militia. He argues artillery troops are needed for defense and would likely be formed into a battery to support the coast guard. Reports note hesitations and logistical questions about salaries and postings as the plan is discussed.
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