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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
3
Page ten highlights include Virginian freight from Puget Sound ports and shifts in ship deployments. The Mongolia sails for Manila while Mongolia and other liners adjust crews and repairs, with Kilau being updated on port calls and schedules. Parker Ranch activity and Hanapohau freight postings appear, tying Honolulu and West Coast routes to Mile markers, port calls, and sailing dates.
Incomplete text from a single newspaper fragment shows garbled names and dates. Core facts and actors are unreadable, leaving no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Weather data summary shows temperature readings and humidity levels across periods. Measurements include wind speed and direction at various times, with total wind movement over 24 hours and rainfall total for the day.
Maritime update lists vessels to and from the islands with a special cable to merchants. On Friday March 22 SAPOOROO Ballot Myveb 2h and Mark Albert for Port Townsend noted for shipping and port movements.
Fragmented wartime era report outlines discussions on restoring water service as Abilene and neighboring towns face shortages. Officials consider pumping capacity, allocations, and funding while stressing urgency. The piece notes actions by Fortine and local authorities to secure supplies and avert further disruption.
The fragmented OCR notes reference a Mahuka case nearing jury selection before a judge in the federal court. It mentions attorneys, a juror panel, and motions likely affecting the timeline. details are incomplete but indicate ongoing pre trial proceedings and a scheduled court date.
The report outlines mounting expenditures and interdepartmental costs for sewer and water departments. It details extensions, construction, and interest, with totals showing rising charges through 1912 and impacts from legal decisions and rate changes. The figures indicate substantial outlays and shifting revenue projections affecting the water department's finances.
Fragmentary report shows Campbell facing sharp questions from Harbor Commission critics over neglect of statutes and pirate-like actions, with Marston Campbell pressed to justify orders. Mention also of estate matters and forthcoming deeds in the Territory as chambers consider procedure.
An OCR damaged clipping lists several individuals and places with unclear roles including George Moth Arkley of Tacoma and Mr and Mrs Robert Ligwens. It mentions a pineapple cannery on Kanal and a Wilhelmina project with Jom Johnson overseeing Standard American Deodgng operations. References to Cambrige Massachusetts Simeon Polace and Rawlins hint at government work and potential travel.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a baby gift, a hospital or home like setting, and references to people and services. The readable portions lack coherent narrative, names, dates, or concrete actions.
Fragmented report describes a crowded gathering at an unnamed location with references to religion, liberty, and tension. The text mentions planning, a meeting next month, and alleged activities labeled as disruptive or hostile by local authorities. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at sectarian conflict and public concerns over governance and faith.
A notice outlines plans for a new commerce blog site and commercial building at a central street location. It notes involved parties, property dangers, and upcoming consideration by authorities, with details on required permits and site plans.
Passenger list records arrivals from Kona and nearby ports on March 22, including Holle Eyre De Metla and Mary I Law among notable travelers. Also listed are D Slonrett and Hobe Slognett with others departing or awaiting onward transport from Kawatlive and Wakaena areas.
Fragmented report describes a large group of Russians detained at a station by territorial authorities. It notes implications for a possible trial and outlines that a decision will be taken on whether to hold them longer. The piece references military or government notes and mentions officials and proceedings.
Frank Gouveia was granted a divorce on adultery grounds with arrangements for the support of the children. The wife filed, and the court ordered the husband to provide for the well being of the children. further details describe the divorce proceedings and the parties involved.
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