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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
5
A chaotic OCR filled page notes pending investigation involving Captain Thompson and the steamer Kilauea. It references multiple vessels, arrivals, and departures including Honalutan, Crystal Hanatinint, and Robert Lewers with details on cargo lines, quarantine and expected travel times.
A damaged OCR page records a voyage arrival and a celebratory banquet for Imperial Japan attendees. It notes crew meals, weather roughness, and delivery schedules, with references to Japanese figures and regional prefectures. The garbled text mentions names and places like Japan, Korea, and Moala Island, and hints at shipping details and social events connected to the arrival.
A muddled report describes a West Virginia ball at the Young Hotel with many attendees and a lively social scene. The notes mention numerous individuals and guests, including names from military and local circles, along with scattered remarks about the event and surrounding notices.
An OCR fragment outlines a local race item with scattered figures and place names. The legible bits hint at a 118 and 418 numbers, a Lat field, and a Stara reference, but essential details are missing. The readable content suggests a brief notice about a race or event with unclear participants.
Readable weather note shows temperatures around 74 degrees with minima near 62. Atmospheric pressure 1016 millibars, dew point near 62, humidity moderate. Winds shift from north at 9 mph to near noon, with total 24 hour movement about 20 mph. Total rainfallunknown. entry appears garbled.
Ships to and from the islands report arrivals and sightings on March 6 with various names and routes noted. The list mentions Ban Prancteco arrivals and several vessels including Willapa Tartior and others in transit, with references to April arrivals and a general maritime movement.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a royal gambler figure amid sport and court intrigue. Mentions a king, queen, and various nobles in a tense scene with references to battles, loyalties, and a possible royal peril. Specific names and places are unreadable, but the sense is a dramatic palace dispute.
Fragmented notes report Duke related cards and local events in Chicago in February. The garbled text references streets, residents, and a claim of a notable tank in the months ahead with vague city references and a few named places.
Republican Territorial Central Committee executive session at Judd building endorsed Stackable for reappointment and backed Giffard for agriculture and forestry chair. Walter A. Engle was named chief employee in the land office and milage agent for the Finland district. Proxies for Cooper C. Otines, Thompson, Harry Aid, Clarener Crabbe, and Carhenith referenced.
Fragmented text notes holdings labeled as Little Trust Stock 15 in Hawaii. Mentions Hanae community invest enting Aenr and foreign pountrton. References MiMbeR OF Stockholere, cabinetty lending, and Jaterkcie worth $840. Content is garbled with unclear names and places.
New York February 1 Theodore Roosevelt stated he would not run for the presidency again, replying politically to editorials in Outlook and noting his return to private life from Africa. The Outlook editorial line questions whether the views reflect Roosevelt personally or the editorial stance of the publication.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Tenth Precinct Democrats meeting with scattered names and locations. Key figures or groups are unclear, but the item signals a local political gathering and associated attendees.
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