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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to spiritualists and a listed figure in a disrupted Ha Crkless area. Mentions of dates, locations, and names are garbled, but imply public attention to a spiritualist event or gathering. The text lacks coherent details but signals a local interest story.
Aboard the steamship Cleveland several veteran crew and officers are listed among the personnel for the voyage from Matson Wharf toward Yokohama and Manila. The vessel carries freight and passengers including a mix of sailors, stewards, and officers, with figures given for cargo items such as crates and produce, and notes on other ships and naval movements in the area.
Maritime column lists ships and departures with mixed names in a windswept schedule. Cleveland will arrive from Yoo kohama Wednesday at daylight and Sun Krunchoo Thursday. The Japanese liner Tonyo Mav ulied at eleht n'devk for Ban Fron io. The American steamer Hetene completes inbound work and discharge of timber to the toad agency ff Allen aid Robin. A table at the Merchants Exchange notes Hanbury resolutions and upcoming movements toward San Prinelico. Additional vessels Peratu, Kilauea, Laniling Olmos, M Akyhowh, T Nakata, A. Lister, J. De Motla, Mrs De Mello, Leo Yuen Kwai, Govvela, Frank Mattwin, Mel Mat win, EH Poly, and J. BL Stewart are listed among arrivals and cargoes.
Passengers diverted at Derby port in January as ships faced halts. J Ml Lidgate, Kawa ports official, and Derby authorities coordinated emergency routing and safety measures to manage the disruption.
Readable fragments describe a large national military parade with Cavalry artillery engineers and infantry units. Mentions about 2000 soldiers, various units, reviewing stands, and a national pageant linked to Washington events.
The obituary notes Chas Cast of Seattle has died at age 72 after a cancer illness. He was a longtime resident and served in local circles for many years, leaving behind family and ties to the Altes region.
Fragmentary notes describe Think Thurston 15 planning a future protest at the harbor wharf. The text references contract terms, harbor commission objections, and potential impacts on a ten year contract. It cites concerns over rule wording and public rights statements.
The report describes two cruisers slated to depart on Monday for outside operations and outlines plans affecting Atlantic and Pacific stations. It notes naval movements, personnel shifts, and upcoming changes in watch rotations, with references to Admiral Trounie and Megat Mace related to the broader redeployment.
Schuman, the successful bidder for a property in Honolulu County, arranged for the mortgage of a valuable boat to cover the cost of machines and ensure their delivery. Municipal bonds valued at 10,500 dollars and a larger bond are drafted. The city attorney department notes the matter and the board meets to pass labor plans and warrants without issue.
Fragmented report details grand jury results and indictments related to perjury charges. Mentions Seamen's Union, a coast branch representative, and related assault and battery counts aboard a schooner. Includes references to Henry Costa and Amos Meott with ongoing court actions and future hearings.
Fragmentary notes describe a large preparatory kindergarten for all nationalities with presentations by Rev Chetan and missionary groups. Numerous committees and officers listed in Home and Kindergarten departments reflect a formal, community driven effort to advance early schooling, with extensive involvement of various leaders and trustees.
The Kawahaio C. E. Union announces a convention tonight at the hall. Officers named include President Mike Wien and Secretary Charles Tong, with reports from Mie Honten and Mie Kimmouie. The event features offertory and award of unity prizes in a ceremony with local leaders.
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