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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item lists a weekly Thursday meeting at a residence 742 Kinghound, inviting spiritualists and attention to a named person. The text is garbled but signals a recurring local gathering with unclear details and dates.
The item describes City Transfer Co. furniture movers amid chaotic steamship timetable disruptions. It mentions Wilhelmina and various ships, ports, and crews, with weather and harbor conditions affecting arrivals and departures. The narrative blends shipping activity with passenger movements and port chatter.
A divided board moved to extend debate on a reform proposal amid partisan tensions and calls for procedural changes. The measure, tied to behavioral standards for officials, faced questions over timing and potential impact on governance.
Fragmented weather notes include temperatures, wind direction, velocity, rainfall details, and a noon end time. Data references multiple locations and times with unclear spellings and several garbled terms.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Cleveland area event with references to ships, trains, and figures like Ernest Kaak and Leith, mentioning entertainment and a Canadian Pacific Hallvair. The damaged lines include dock scenes, a voyage to Cleveland, and various names and places amid scattered jumbled phrases.
An oblique note suggests a Floral Parade supporting a local business named Ju. The fragment hints at event timing and civic involvement, with references to a governor and police, but details are unclear. The piece reads like a community update on local commerce tied to a parade event.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a drydock project to be a central feature of a college, with details of concrete work, watertight seams, and shore facilities. The text lists numerous individuals, ships, ports, and dates tied to construction, staffing, and related logistics, though many sections are garbled.
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