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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
9
Readable bits list nations and dates some January February mentions. Mongolia Persia Koree China appear with scattered day month marks through incomplete ledger style. No clear event or outcome beyond geographic references.
Readable fragments show multiple ship names including Chiyo Maru Nippon Maru and Tenyo Maru with scattered dates from February to May across 1948 era style listings. Details include scheduling hints and month ranges, but many entries are incomplete or truncated.
The Haleiwa Limited runs from Honolulu to Pearl City and back with weekly Sunday service. It departs Honolulu, travels via Wahiawa and Pearl City, returning by mid afternoon with outward and inward stops at Watanie Waipahu and Pearl City. The timetable notes a single fare and restricts to one-day service with weekly frequency.
Mawalian Sumner Company joins with OF Mone yie Kugne Company and Kaholut Railroad Company in a regional commerce collaboration shaping supply routes and financial arrangements across multiple industries.
The Pacific Mail reports a plan to build new liners including the Pacific Mall to expand service. Funds and tenders are being arranged with New York bankers and shipyards for construction and testing of the fleet. The project aims to mark a new era in transpacific transport with faster routes and enhanced passenger and freight capabilities.
Tonjen Stitch and Go Li Chambers Drag Cr bub Hii Foe Co and nearby square dealers are noted in a fragmentary trade listing. The item hints at varied vendors and shop names in a regional market snapshot without full context.
A garbled text references Team Lie Bi and Bilereky, port authorities, and shifting maritime routes. It mentions the Pehle at the port with a tel EoMnARE AeataG, Millicotia and Stine, and Latter a rreenie chaplanis tient at HAI Leis. The passage alludes to a complex empire meeting fleet capacities, presidential figures, and a web of alliances affecting transatlantic and Pacific trade routes, including mentions of Panama, Harriman, and Pacific Mail.
An ad style item touts Cascarats as a remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels. It promises relief from indigestion foul breath and stomach heaviness, claiming faster digestion and improved wellbeing through a tonic feel. The text imitates a period tone with multiple flavor phrases and questionable benefits.
Numerous excursions will be arranged as part of a public service drive to aid local residents. The plan includes trips to Maui and Honolulu areas, with community groups and notices urging participation and support for welfare programs and travel subsidies.
A dense list of upcoming sailings and port calls for mail steamers across multiple routes. It names ships such as Wilhelmina and Siberia alongside ports like Hong Kong, Yokohama, Vancouver, and Wellington with dates from January 23 to February 28. The schedule includes Asian, Pacific, and American ports, multiple via connections, and various sailing days.
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