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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
5
A lengthy notice outlines planned steamship movements and legal factors aiding refuge and rehabilitation efforts. It references the Federal government, wartime measures, and the aim to restore service to the region, with emphasis on maritime routes and local rail connections.
Chief of Detectives Methuia plans swift moves to arrest a prominent suspect connected to a string of thefts. He reports recovered evidence including two packages believed stolen by a Japanese national now at large. Authorities intensify efforts to capture the wanted individual.
A scraped weather log lists temperatures, humidity, wind, and rainfall figures with multiple indecipherable abbreviations. A Juvi court appointed pyro tution officers John Anderson and Agnes Mignard to oversee bayn and girl welfare at Palani settlement, with further notes on services and military collaboration at the University Club.
A garbled postscript lists scattered names and a payment action. It mentions Aimee, Hein, Hibs, and a few foreign terms with no clear context. The exact purpose remains unclear, though references to payment and ownership appear.
The Sierra passenger liner carries fifty five women and others amid quarantine delays. Officers Trask and Carleton oversee crew and entertainment as quarantine orders tighten. Light winds slow voyages from Honolulu to San Francisco, while other ships face repairs and personnel changes. Captain Saunders garners sympathy after recent incidents and public notices reflect coastal maritime activity and regulatory actions.
A Maryron bound for Honolulu carrying cement and lumber ran into a heavy sea near the 01 id creek. The crew, facing danger as the vessel washed near the dock, ordered 19 to save their lives. A Waening steamer later salved and towed the vessel to port.
Local business leaders headed by 1 Mostucker coordinate with the Oahu Central Improvement Committee to accelerate downtown cleanup work. Employers are urged to contribute time and funds as the effort gains momentum, with Knights of Pythias and visiting brothers invited to a memorial service at the Hawala Opera House on Sunday June 18 at 8 o'clock PM.
Testimony in the McQuaid divorce case details repeated drinking, alleged abuse, and letters accused of infidelity. Mrs. McQuaid, 33, testifies to her husband's intoxication and threats, while witnesses describe a reputation around a woman called Mary McQuaid and social circles surrounding Kona and Kauai. The proceedings unfold with multiple named witnesses listing many local residents and associates.
A long OCR fragment lists arriving and departing ships on multiple dates in June. Names include Kana Kau ports travel led by Peratini W. G. Hall and Peretme Kinan for Kaval porte, with numerous passengers and crew members such as Chad Lain Wile Mam Luts Chow Lule Norris and many others. The text enumerates ships, ports, and dates in a dense roster format.
The report notes Mibs Athalie Levey departing for the coast on Korea with plans to reside permanently in San Francisco. Walt Hofimann sends a postcard from Aguadora Vera crutana dated May 31 describing meetings and a delayed Pajama Revolution. Also mentions a Hands-Around-the-Pacific Club meeting at 6 o clock in the afternoon.
Maritime traffic briefs note vessels Dix, Logan, Sheridan, Sherman, Crook, Buford arriving at Seattle, Manila and related ports. Entries show origins Honolulu with destinations including Sam Fenn, Mautiny, and May 12 to June 14 dates.
A fragmented dispatch lists shipments and arrivals with entries for San Francisco Manila Port Gamble Hilo Korea and New York cargoes. It notes vessels arriving or expected at multiple ports, including routes from Yokohama Seattle Tehuantepec and Honolulu, with dates in June and timing estimates for next week. The notice mentions the American Hawaiian freighter Columbian en route through Tehuantepec and expected destinations and arrivals around Thursday.
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