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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
12
Fragment from a historic construction report describes concrete mix, cement making, and walling methods. The account highlights a surprise rapid curing process and the role of mix proportions in achieving endurance. Continued discussion on page 6.
A deep laden freighter departed the Honolulu harbor with a heavy cargo bound for the Atlantic trade. Reports from captain Motion describe the Mauna Kon sailing Thursday evening, escorted by the Enterprise Jett and Wilhelmina, while arrivals at Honolulu include the Aivekan and Gamble tonnage with freight for Salina Crim and other inland routes.
The Pavitt Mail Hiner from MARIN Hongkong reveals a crew of notable passengers aboard the Manchuria including the Preitie Suites president and the Avitros Hineer. Frederick Matean of Jan Viriversity Princeton is returning home after a long voyage with other officials and travelers.
A misread local item notes funerals for the late A P Cone Leen will be held from the San Antonio hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with burial at Ning cemetery. A social anchor recalls a funeral procession and floral parade plans as community members react to the passing.
A partial report notes the Harbor Police vacancy and the appointment process. Carter resigned today, Abe atripling mayor endorses a candidate, and Weray is favored for the harbor position amid several on file applications. McCounte, a machinist, is also mentioned in connection with the hospital rapid transit and landom employer link.
Fragmented notice mentions extra dividend per share, a company name resembling agricultural concern, and reference to export questions. Text is garbled with several unreadable phrases and names, making precise details impossible to confirm.
Fragmented report on a Kahuku murder case hints at motive and suspects. Names linked to a plant and Korean victim are mentioned amid unclear details and accounts of a night incident.
An OCR dense list tracks arrivals on various dates from July to mid July. The document names numerous individuals and families from diverse locations including Honolulu Manila Guam and San Francisco, with mentions of ships and travel timelines.
In the annual meeting held in March 1911 officers were elected for the ensuing year. The president, treasurer, and members of the board of directors were chosen to lead the organization through the next term.
Fragmentary minutes record the annual meeting of Captain Soak Cotton Cay bik held on March 7 with unclear attendees and a mention of Hobart Hind as secretary and Devan WO. It references a dinner and questions about election or selection of a leader and potential disruption.
A garbled report mentions freight from Kona and an outbound shipment of six packages with specific items including a hemi and grains. The text references a homebound situation and a postal or delivery context, but details are unclear and names or dates are not fully legible.
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