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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary local notices and scattered names fill the page, mentioning places, people, and events with partial phrases. The readable bits hint at theater, education, and community notices, but most specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
Personalities Yin Sorel Tiny of Mant and Iavanerr Consul General Nagad of San Moneté have begun a leave of absence. The event occurs as the Attala port section prepares for current duties under the Hiperlal Hevermmett delegation, with Moanaull of Hao noted among the attendees. The Benire delegation from Hie Einigetital is involved, and the consulate will be updated this week.
Disjointed notes show many students set to graduate this week at Clifton High. Dates and events for ceremonies appear scattered with incomplete details and typographical errors.
In foreign port news from June 17 to June 19 ships reported arrivals and departures. Vessels including Antergrioe from Mite tomer and Jaime DE from Nuafeo Kawmapati showed arrivals with tentative dates and times listed for next movements.
An OCR fragment describes maritime peril and a voyage involving the Wilhelmina and other ships. It mentions fines, court actions, and investigations into ship safety and propulsion. The piece references Atlantic liners, nefarious dealings, and a potential breakthrough engine project.
The report describes passengers aboard navel steamers, sugar shipments and cargo, with ships like Kinab browses, Likelike, and Enterprise active on routes to Hawaii, Australia, and Japan. It notes quarantine expectations, landing, and preparations for future sailings along with cargo such as sugar, hides, crates, and machinery.
Market bulletin notes active trading in a range of securities and commodities. Reported transactions include a 6426 gold bid and a 100 4m price area with various boards and exchanges showing activity. Details are partially garbled but indicate ongoing commercial dealings and brokerage presence.
Fragmented arrival record dated Sunday June 18 and Monday June 19 includes multiple ports and persons. We note references to Hilo Molokai Kailua Kawal and Hawt porte with various individuals and officials, but the text is heavily garbled and names are not reliably identifiable.
News reports the arrival of Rear Admiral Murdock to Japanese waters to assume command of the Asiatic squadron. He is greeted by officers and families as he takes station in Yokohama aboard the cruiser Angelic. Admiral Murdock relieves Rear Admiral Hubbard and departs for home aboard the Tony Mart amid formal honors.
The Oahu Central Improvement Committee discusses cleanup drives with appointed section leaders and volunteers. Leaders named include Walker J M Apt, Waldron, Le Soren, Chan, Wintle, Neeley, Kerr, and others as they plan fundraising, wage talks, and a public rally to back a territorial cleanup day with city and Territory support.
A Finance Committee chair notes exhausted appropriation funds hinder health board efforts. The board anticipated a $25,000 infusion to cover private maintenance and improvements, prompting plans to adjust allocations and seek alternative sources while preparing for a public meeting. The list of committee members includes Spalding and multiple municipal officials.
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