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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
12
A schooner returns after a long voyage amid distress near Maui. Captain Cush faces gear loss and crew efforts amid variable winds. The report notes weather conditions, departures, and cargo including sugar, wool, and medical supplies. The vessel Maul and other steamers are tracked with arrival times and port movements.
Fragmented OCR text describes a noisy, garbled account with many names and places. It mentions San Franciscans, gold lure, various people, and scattered details across travel, legal, and social scenes, but the readability is poor and does not present a clear single event or outcome. The piece reads like a collage of phrases rather than a cohesive story.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions tides sun and moon with unclear timing. It references a date around June and a 1 and 40 21 sequence, but most data are unreadable. No clear location, event, or actionable forecast can be determined from the legible text.
Ships listed arriving and departing on Saturday June 29 include Salina Oraz Anriveih dune 2h 8% 8 and Vindslan, with arrivals and departures noted for Puget Sound routes. The log also records vessels Mea E Mam Kona Ruiled Anuhiy dokawn bound for San Francisco and other nearshore services with occasional cancellations and schedule notes.
Fragmented report describes Pacific Mail steamship activities and arrivals, mentioning coal supply, passengers, and a delegation heading toward the Orient. Notes on vessel movements from Port Townsend and sailings from San Francisco, with references to a large contingent of Taniratshort and other groups aboard.
A long OCR list records arriving passengers with numerous names and partial places. Entries mention Veratin Mauna Kea Tite Via way porth dune and many others, including Mire Rourke, J Preiel, TW. Biller, JE Warner, and Wilder Jill Woods, among scattered references to companions, spouses, and locations, all in a dense string of text.
An OCR fragment lists numerous names, roles, and locales including Kailua Kauai, Morningside, and a long roster of people such as Mrs Variey, Miss Van Hehitek, Heather Pristik, Admiral Cowlen, and Mies Leobks. It references a July 3 to Miaw 1h timeframe and mentions a Kauai party, various editors, and hospital or social notes. The fragment signals a mass attendance or rostered event with many attendees and associated organizations.
Incoherent OCR fragment lists names, ships, and movements with references to Manila, Honolulu, and San Francisco. Mentions include personnel such as Peter Hine and Catherine Polen, arrivals around April and July, and notes on Philippine coast station duties. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret as a coherent event.
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