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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
3
Rumor filled dispatches describe the disabled Enterprise being towed to port after a sail mishap. Fleet reporters note delays, crew status, and a line of steamers in the Pacific inching toward repairs and vessel assignments.
Shipping notes detail arrivals of multiple Groene steamers and interisland craft at Honolulu. Vessels include Maul, Hiner Zealandia, Makura, Willett, and Mary Win Wenn, bringing cargo, passengers, and freight for Maui, Molokai, Hawaii, and other ports.
Mysterious unreadable lines appear in a historical OCR snippet with scattered letters and numbers. The fragment hints at names and places but remains largely indecipherable, offering little concrete detail beyond a fleeting sense of a dated communications slip.
Special Cable to Morehanis Exehances notes transport movements to and from the islands. Ships like Enterprise and Missourian report arrivals in March and April, with passengers and cargo details. The Matra, Horace, and Honolulu lines show departures and connections to Victoria, Hackford, and Australia ports.
A A U swims for June 11 gains favor as a meeting at Public Servion Association room decides the date. A committee from Paunene Austete Club Maul with others will arrange plans. The board to fund a cinder track and a central public athletic field at Walling action.
Mrs C H Olson wife of Attorney Harnace Olson dies suddenly this morning at Queen's Hospital after a brief illness. His law career and public prominence noted, funeral arrangements announced for Cottage Hill.
Fragmented OCR text references local YMHA activities and wartime context with scattered names and places. It mentions Kenneth Gorden and a public event, plus references to lumber, a town, and meetings. Overall, the readable content is garbled and asserts local organizational planning without clear dates or outcomes.
Report details Captain Edwards directing construction work at Schofield Barracks for permanent quarters of the Fifth Infantry. The project aims to create the largest Army permanent post with sewer water and utilities, a main road and new barracks, tied to a broader mobilization plan and ally readiness.
A garbled OCR draft lists unclear names and places with stray phrases. It references a public event or meeting at an unnamed precinct with dates and possible participants but the text is nonsensical and lacks coherent facts.
A fragmentary notice discusses theatrical plans and performers, mentioning a Hewnanissan Cranetnen and a host of unclear names. The text references stage outfits, dates, and locations in a disrupted OCR style with many garbled terms and foreign fragments.
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