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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
5
The U S Navy tug Navajo is bound for Honolulu to relieve damaged ships and conduct repair work at the naval base. The vessel is expected to return after servicing, with officers detailing plans to move equipment and personnel through the harbor.
The WB Act Sherman will sail at five oclock this afternoon for Manta St Giant Cakine timber off eamuile for South Sea Ivand estate. The wx officers and 237 enlisted men, brought to idle port Saturday from San Brancheo, headed to Sehofield Barracks and trained at Lattehua, arriving yesterday afternoon. Col David J. Ruprbouah led the unit marched to V quarters to await Meriva of sek anit Bers to follow in about one.
Maritime pageant at Yerba Buena harbor celebrated a naval holiday with decorated ships and a feast. Rear Admiral C B T Moore’s pennant flew as Sequoia and Muldrone navy ships led a fleet including Shir Han and Lavy, while James Gliddon catered the event. The piece critiques yard closures and political motives behind naval budget shifts, referencing Secretary Meyer and Senator Lilley in broader defense debates.
Fragmentary OCR note lists telephony numbers associated with the Balletin and mentions editorial room context. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
An OCR fragment describes a vessel at the wharf and a costly yacht display. It mentions a stealthy transport approach, a mutter supplying the yacht to deaden the rocket, and various unclear details about transportation and extravagant decorations.
A Dollar Line steamer the M8 Moline will call at Hollolnin next Tyomsay bringing freight from China and Japan. It will berth at Bly shop wharf to discharge 300 tons coke about 4500 sacks rice and other goods. Alexander and Baldwin deny plans to handle the ship and the voyage may foreshadow future calls to Hawaii.
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