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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented notice outlines a spiritualists meeting led by a named organizer amid unclear details. The item mentions weekly gatherings and a referenced venue or group but the text is heavily garbled with several illegible terms and broken names.
Weather reports describe severe gales causing shipping delays and high seas. Vessels including the steamers from various routes face rough conditions, with the steamer Wilhelmina and others reported hindered by the storm. Cargoes such as corn and livestock are noted, while plans for new ships and routes are discussed amid the maritime market uncertainties.
Hall wife morning report notes a son being tarded at New York from rail ports. The paper highlights a Petvurt statement and mentions Hall pantomians and COTE exams amid wind and rail issues.
Chinese greeted the Clevelanders as they traveled the river in two sections toward Canton. They encountered intense experiences and an inside view of Chinese waters, with guides divided into small groups for safety. An American party leader, remaining prominent, observed local politics and Fremont era discussions while tensions and a fatal incident loomed nearby.
A fragmented item notes the departure of a performer named Viret from a moon themed event dated June 26. The text mentions Gail Jae and Ame Ame along with sponsors and venues, but details are unreadable.
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS Wednesday January 2h. MARTINEZ Salted Jen 8 8htp Patty of Clyde for Honylily. SAN FRANCISCO Balled Jan 21 noon. Honoluin for Hono jin. SEATTLE Arrived Jon oh 8 & Hynes team San Whee. MIVO Arrived Jan at sole. Fran wit bene Jan 16 Witelves 8.8 Persia dorks at Aluken wharf Aout Bame. Wriday from Yokohama Win 200 tons cargo wil salle for Ran Francis about 2 yo
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Pearl Harbor meeting with Admiral Cowles and Chet He g discussing remade plans. Mentions of divers or crew, unspecified figures and unclear dialogue obscure clear facts.
A fragmented report describes a local Elkdom event where a delegation from Jocal Hike and other named figures arrive to participate. The text mentions a Waterwhich, Young Brothers, and a gathering at a university or city hub, with references to boarding privileges and a lunch or dinner at a colony. The passage conveys a ceremonial welcome and notes several participants and witnesses amid muddled wording.
A group of young women from the community assembled lei decorations for visitors mixing floral abundance with ceremonial charm. Bevy of local workers including Paylay Libby Pork Hvar H SHAM etc contributed as promotive committee and officers coordinated display at the harbor precinct amid festive preparation.
Aboard the Cleveland at Alaken Wharf Pilot Sanders collapsed and died during a docking incident as Captain Dempwolf and officers tried to avert a crash with the Colorado. The ship backed from the dock, Sanders’ condition worsened, and Captain Dempwolf took command. Funeral services for the pilot were announced by Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 with Masons members to attend. Seven candidates applied for the late captain’s pilot position amid Harbor Commission discussions.
Mir A F Gignoux of Fenvon Smith & Co is discussed as a candidate for president of the Merchants Association. An assistant committee member notes the need for capable merchants to dedicate time to duties, with emphasis on selecting a director who can learn quickly and fulfill responsibilities.
A garbled report claims Captain Bowers was arrested after exposing alleged criminal acts by a group called merelynts tro. The piece references the Hubletin publication and civic sanitation, noting a sworn indictment and his arrest this morning. It mentions defective gutters under a resident’s home and a water container in a fountain.
A long note details an Interior Department inquiry into charges against Delegate Kanalanuu. It outlines abeyance, documents shared with Governor Frear, and requests for a full response to allegations. It mentions Governor Frear, Secretary Fisher, and Secretary Myer, with possible appointments and policy implications.
Police report a suspect named Rodrigues entered a Japanese residence in Kwatan City and robbed a small amount of money. Deputy Sheil Fernandes confirmed limited details and stated investigators are pursuing the case with caution. Local authorities urged residents to stay vigilant as they review evidence and interview potential witnesses.
A P Taylor retrieved items stolen from Mire Taster and others after a disturbance at a local address. Police provided aid and investigated the scene as witnesses described the events surrounding the theft and return of the belongings.
Fragmentary 19th century report shows Inspector Crabbes inquiry into Bogert and a supposed informer, with unclear names and scattered shipping notations. It notes disappointment at alleged conduct and references ports and cargo listings including MAK 10a Geit L260 and others. The text is garbled but centers on a tension between Bogert and Crabbes circle.
A long passenger list from the Wilhelmina reports arrivals from San Francisco on January 24. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Atherton, Ruth Alexander, H. W. Carr, Mre HF Hatewin, J. St Claire Wacker, J. Fotheringham, Henry French, George Kenyon, Lillie Kong, Lombard family, Mason, Miller, Hawthorne, Robertson, and many others. The roster also notes travelers to and from Kanal ports and various domestic connections.
Fragmentary dispatches describe ships moving between Honolulu Manila and San Francisco with arrivals in December January and June. Mentions include units under Buford Crook Warren and Thomas, stationed in the Philippines and connected routes through Pearl Harbor and San Francisco.
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