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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1912
Page
3
Edward Earle a noted Payorite of Hen Preached offers spiritual messages weekly at residence The Kinw pireet, Cimiid Seanee every Thursday evening by appointment Telephone provided for contact Spiritulists are invited to attend and receive guidance from a recognized local figure in Hen Parish providing daily meditative tones and private sessions upon request
Shipping plans announce five additional American-Hawaiian steamers will take on sugar shipments. The new schedule adds one voyage per month, routing ships from Salina Cruz to San Francisco and Seattle, with some vessels restricted to lower coast ports. A superstition about vessels starting with A is noted, but the firm emphasizes practical routing and captaincy.
The article outlines the full moon cycle occurring every month at roughly 2 AM and 137 minutes past the hour, with tides rising in the same period. It mentions lunar events and the relation to tides, providing basic timing cues for observers.
Vessels to and from the islands list ships sailing and arrived dates. PAMINA CRUZ sailed for San Francisco and San Diego. PUGET SOUND shows arrivals January 27 Behr 8 C. Allen. Allee Cooke, mutual docking details. Bar Kahilat and other lines with passenger and freight notes. Several docks at Alaken and Yokohama references with schedule details and prices.
An examination of eligible candidates for harbor pilot duty is planned under the direction of the chairman. Names include Alena Lane Nelson Denha Captain Jeter Plaber and Captain M N Banders among likely substitutes. The harbor commission will call a Wednesday session to select a replacement after Captain Lane’s long service with Inver Inland Steam Navigation Company. The event follows decades of coastal work and the ongoing need for qualified pilots for interisland routes.
Shipping notes report schooner Spokane ready for fumigation and departure for Puget Sound. Freight details include lumber cargoes and agents Alle and MH Dake. Mentions Vancouver calls, Honolulu distance, and expected arrivals from New York and Ant Francisco with cargoes and crew dates.
A fragmented report describes a family situation during Anderson's absence. The text indicates domestic strain and attempts at stability, mentioning a nurse or caretaker and periods of activity. It references hardship related to work and control, with unclear specifics due to OCR errors.
A mangled OCR passage lists scattered names and terms such as Kawah and Nawal with partial words like Heletic and Mant, followed by unclear dates or places. The readable items resemble a stray newspaper fragment lacking coherent context or complete entities.
The notice lists a departure on Monday January 29 with the event described in unclear OCR text. It names Aporte Nihon and Att Crutere Paph Be Beet in abbreviated form. Details are fragmentary but indicate a memorial or obituary notice for a deceased individual or group.
A long list of passenger names and origins appears, dominated by fragmented phrases and scattered proper nouns. The text references multiple individuals from various locales, with stray notes suggesting travel or arrival but lacking coherent context or dates.
Unclear OCR text appears to document a 1914 colonial era legal or corporate matter. Names such as The First Anerley Base Wai and The Territory of Mawall Heth suggest territorial or colonial administration context. The fragment references a company capital, profits, vessels, and court notes with dates and signatures, depicting a financial and property record.
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