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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented report details a small canister tied to opium search operations. It describes cremated human remains aboard a vessel, with customs officials inspecting parcels bound for Asian ports. The narrative touches on long transshipment routes, cargo types, and a lingering mystery surrounding the source and destination of the wares.
The Staten Island editor notes a soldier’s remains to be claimed, with City and County Attorney Cathcart arranging a cautious inquest. The event follows a shooting by Pant Tamil, with legal officials advising a short jury to handle the man’s effects and funeral arrangements while family anxieties persist.
A report highlights Judd, described as a forestry expert, as a likely candidate for a government role in Hawaii. The article notes his Yale education and long service, emphasizing the need for technical forestry skills in the islands and the potential impact on federal forest management.
Private advices from Wanbington report strong opposition from the House Committee on Appropriations to a proposed barracks in Honolulu. General Wood supports the plan, while War Department officials caution, with a likely delay into next year as Washington awaits action during the extra session.
June 21 dispatches report arrivals and sailings at San Francisco Seattle Yokohama and Kanulul with cargo listings and vessel names. A note describes an inter-island project delivering seeds fertilizer and supplies for a plantation operation, naming multiple locations and parties involved in the logistical effort.
Hundreds depart by two large Pacific liners amid harbor departures. The Wilhelmina and other ships sail with cargoes of sugar, merchandise, and passengers. Delegations seek work with the sailing line amid crowds at the wharves. Officials monitor delays caused by passenger baggage and embarkation.
By authority of the city and county of Honolulu a city board resolves that owners of property abutting highways must maintain the sidewalk and remove weeds and obstructions. The measure, introduced by Raen Vy and supervised by a committee, was dated June 20, 1811 and approved June 2.
An old Chicago ad promotes Dutty's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic claiming benefits for digestion and vitality. It mentions nationwide sale in bottles and urges medical caution with testimonial style statements. The text references a Mr Bly at Parry Ave and various dubious health claims.
A list of arriving travelers names various ports and destinations. Included are Pigetme Clandine Hewat AndeMaUl transporters and multiple individuals such as W Jarre, J Miller, Benton Normated Ko tive Hook Kanthon and many others. The report reads like a roster of passengers and accompanying notes.
The article reports that the Amerie Maru is to be taken by new owners and details planned vessel orders. It notes delivery of the Ameren Marya in September, potential replacements for Honskonie Maru, and negotiations around shipbuilding at various yards with routes to Japan and the Paridle route.
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