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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
10
James A. Edgerton surveys wartime memory urging a national celebration of peace. He cites Lincoln era events, northern and southern reconciliation, and the unity of a divided nation, with references to Fort Sumter, Appomattox, and postwar reconstruction.
Major Winslow starts duties under Chief Engineer Goethals as preparations proceed for fortifications around the canal exit. Preliminary surveys for the fortifications have begun, with plans to transfer control to the government once ready. The project begins as Goethals directs the national work on Panama Canal defenses.
A chaotic scene described in fragmentary notes recounts a maritime wreck off Maine where a crew member is carried toward shore as rescuers arrive. The report details water, debris, and the impact on the vessel and survivors, with mentions of personnel names and nearby locations forming a tense, partial account.
A scrambled report from the Fort Ruger track meet notes Army units competing in sprints relays and field events. Highlights include 195th Company winning the relay and a strong showing by Woods and Turner in various events, with teams from Com pany and other units earning top marks and improving standings.
Unclear OCR text gives fragmented account of Waseda University fielding a team that defeats opponents including Halle and Columbia in a long event. Mentions dates, venues, and multiple named entities with inconsistent spellings, rendering precise details tentative.
Paia powered past Puunene 10-4 in a one sided matchup. Wee Mee Wee scored early while Alloye and Rimes contributed for the Paia win as the Puunene nine struggled to respond.
A fragmented OCR item outlines Fourth of July activities by the Red Men near Antine in Hawaii. It mentions patriotic displays, a pageant with forty state representatives, and a Hawaiian band expected to participate. The text is garbled but references a morning ceremony around 10 oclock and preparations affecting other events at local venues.
A bewildered skeptic recalls being treed by bloodhounds in a remote Placer County area. The incident description includes tangled dialogue, stray names, and mentions of searches and local authorities. The fragmented account blends weathered place names with alleged sightings and pursuit details.
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