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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
5
Shipping notes detail transfers and port movements of liners as authorities enforce new rules. The report lists captains, ports, and cargo actions across Pacific routes with emphasis on ship movements, departures, and regulatory compliance.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes tides sun and moon with scattered words about testing value and a list of names. The passage lacks clear events or identifiable entities.
A frightening incident near the United Toys Haulers building involved a runaway horse that bolted along a wide sidewalk as two children played nearby. The horse charged toward them, but the youngsters escaped unharmed as onlookers and hotel staff watched in shock.
A ragged local item reports various names, fees, and improvised phrases attributed to officials and residents. It mentions fines of five dollars, remarks by Hilger Mancarral and others, and references to supervisors and superintendents in a chaotic string of phrases.
Vessels to and from the islands listed with arrivals and departures: Ban FranUIRCO arrived June 6. Eureka sailed June 6 with debe 8. Mt Mexnader and others show incomplete names and dates, unclear destinations.
Readable fragments list numerous individuals linked to a charity street sale event in Honolulu. Names include Kennedy, Helms, Hopper, Hopper Alice, Margion, Gapt Mise, and many others with addresses such as Queen Street, Beretania, and Manoa. Mentions rapid transit cities and health facilities. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
A local suffrage group announces a public meeting for Monday in Hawaiʻi. The event aims to mobilize support for women’s voting rights ahead of the national convention agenda. Attendees include seven members listed among organizers and supporters.
A garbled OCR passage references Pacific Fleet topics, port arrivals and departures, vessels such as the Alice Coke, and maritime actions near Port Gamble. It notes ship movements, captains, ballast and cargo details, and a court or board related to revenue and county affairs. The fragmentary text mentions named ships, ports, and dates in a period feel, with scattered references to legal matters and public notices.
The Kapahulu Improvement Club reports active nightly cleaning of the district. Members meet at The Young Hotel garden to coordinate work on streets and alleys, with plans to clear rubbish and prepare for a broader cleanup day in the district.
An early report details the Sonoma, a ship bound for the Panama route, with officers and passengers including notable figures. The voyage includes a large passenger list, a variety of entertainment on board, and notes on cabin arrangements, meals, and expected arrivals.
Fragmentary text references a yacht named Hawaii with unclear voyage details. Mentions arrival, Wilder, and a possible Meet event on a Wednesday at a location called Tort ties We. The legible fragments lack coherent facts or context to establish a clear story.
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