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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1912
Page
12
A garbled OCR page details City Transfer Co Furniture Movers and various shipping movements. It notes steamer plans, vessel names including Wilhelmina and Mauna, and anticipated labor and port activities. The report covers routes between California ports, Pacific steamship plans, and nearby maritime contracts.
Motor cycle officer Chilton directed drivers at noon near Fore and King streets to explain traffic laws and proper turning procedures. He emphasized compliance and the penalties for disobeying, and urged careful operation while the officers supervised the crowd.
The readable portion notes tides and moon information with a dated message. It references times, dates, and observational details but the text is fragmented and lacks clear events or names to anchor a full report.
Weather summary notes temperatures around six degrees and a misty morning. Barometric pressure is noted with varying readings and a focus on wind direction and speed. The report mentions a calm period followed by a gentle breeze and a change in conditions expected around late day.
The article details nearing completion of harbor work at Pearl Harbor including naval base access and channel dredging. It notes delays from storms and equipment issues, with Standard American Dredging Co. involved and impacts on open harbor access and repairs.
Vessel list records January 20 entries with ships departing for San Francisco and other ports. Vessels include VORT MERKELEY, Hohe Mary Ki Peetyr, and WATCA-Kathe Sh Ben Mee, with notes of destinations Honobata Han Franchco and Han Franchco. Arrivals and departures scheduled, including a Wednesday morning arrival and Thursday afternoon event.
The report describes ongoing efforts to avert a government contract dispute and advance a major harbor improvement at Pearl Harbor. It highlights expected completion timelines, material movements, and the scale of excavation planned, with officials optimistic about finishing the job soon and noting unusual conditions at the channel bottom.
Fragmented report describes Navy officials dropping the Crabbe case and mentions rumors of uniform changes and a civilian hire bias. It notes the evening order to leave the navy uniform on and lists Tuesday departures, including the Magehie Mauna Keatre and Kinaw routes to Kena, Kan, Maul Molokaat, and Molokaat.
A mangled OCR page notes a port arrival by the steamer Noowi at Kaluae and describes the voyage of the Wewinl Wight with freight and passengers. It mentions weather conditions, the ship's cargo packages, and a report on a voyage amid a distant harbor scene with various names and places.
A lengthy committee session ends with a firm no to revising party rules. The chair, Cooper, and attorney Murray face questions over procedures and possible resignations as members weigh the next steps and potential disclosures.
Fragmented OCR list of names and relations, many clearly garbled. Reads like a passenger or passenger list with numerous individuals and spouses, including households and towns, but the text is largely unreadable and corrupted. The readable elements include names such as Keenan, Brown, Rodgers, Sherlock, and several mentions of wives and children. no coherent event or clear actions are discernible.
A chaotic shipboard incident ends in multiple fatalities as the crew battles a blazing fire and disconnects from the voyage. Henry, a crew member, is among those lost, while others struggle to recover from the catastrophe. Investigators begin piecing together the sequence of events aboard the vessel.
A garbled report mentions an upcoming cleaning drive by an unnamed ruler near Kalakagu and Mt Reed. The speaker asserts firm resolve to prevent any Wenriminatum, with warnings directed at The Intd and others. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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