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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented report details a maritime incident involving damage to a marine railway and related cargo. It notes investigations, potential claims, and the involvement of U S authorities, with mention of medical staff, quarantines, and port movements while outlining the broader implications for vessels and shore facilities.
A garbled OCR fragment from a local newspaper references places and names in a nonsensical string. Readable items include mentions of a Bal Bor area and a gutter issue, but concrete events, dates, or persons are not discernible.
The report notes temperatures near 17 Hayuueter af a with low wind and a 5 mph wind direction to the north. It lists humidity and a total 24 hour rainfall around 9.62 inches, indicating a heavy rain event.
Ships destined for and from the islands report arrivals and departures on Wednesday March 21. Vessels including Ban Francisco Sulhet, YOKOMUAMA, SALINA CRUZ, and MANA appear in the listings with statuses such as arrived and sailing schedules. The brief notices note passenger and cargo movements, wharf activity, and forthcoming departures around Pier/wharf timings with limited legible details.
The Hilonian loaded at Seattle with 2000 crew and cargos including 250 tonnes of general goods. Projections indicate departure for Mayet Shand port, with shipments of tumbler and lumber items valued at 129 tons and 50 tons respectively.
Local report shows EM Watson seeking the Democratic committeeman position with support from allies. The article notes Watson's nomination effort, potential delegates, and ties to county party actions ahead of the state convention.
Isenberg discusses Norris Midway prospects and U K position amid unclear details. The commentary mentions oil companies and regional locations with references to cities and institutions, suggesting an ongoing assessment of teams and players.
Fragmentary notes describe a waterfront defense event and hearings about fortification or walling actions. Mentions Pratt and various figures in a chaotic transcript with unclear dates, location references, and procedural details. The text hints at a public hearing or inquiry on wartime or fortification matters with procedural terms scattered throughout.
Public meeting led by Commissioner Wakenoul considers the bulkhead at Bulkhead Wharf in Newry Ak. The session reviews environmental impact and safety measures for the waterway project, with officials noting prior public discussions and the need for further concrete plans and funding.
Vague OCR text mentions international federation and various names and roles. The fragment hints at political or organizational coverage, but specifics about people, places, dates, or events remain unreadable.
A crowded OCR fragment lists numerous surnames and relatives in what appears to be a family obituary or birth notice. The text includes many spelled names, wife and children references, and multiple individual lines, with few clear dates or locations due to corrupted OCR. The overall item resembles a genealogical or paternity notice rather than a single coherent event.
Fragmented report outlines plans for sugar production and plantation development in Hawaii linked to Philippine authorities, detailing central mills, plans for a 160 tonne daily cane capacity, and cooperation with local planters. It notes investments, construction progress, and anticipated impacts on regional prosperity and employment.
A garbled 19th century legal narrative references lease value, debt, and court actions. The fragment mentions parties such as Cooke and Custte & Condo, with scattered names and places, outlining a contested valuation and potential outcomes while noting a session in a Peterad court and related financial terms.
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