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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
14
A densely mangled OCR narrative recounts a perilous journey through the Suez Canal toward Aden. It veers through distant places, ships, and military terms, naming Levant, Rasheed Wade, Port Said, and Mount Sinai while describing weather, blockades, and strategic waterways amid wartime strain.
A garbled Paris dispatch recounts a unfolding crime episode with wit and bold maneuvering. The piece notes a clever breach of a security barrier and a dramatic turn toward a hotel setting, highlighting a tense chase and leaving several details ambiguous.
Fragmented report describes events around Good Friday in Wailuku with mentions of a church, a procession, and a disturbance. Names and precise details are obscured, but references to a court or legal action and local figures imply a public incident under investigation.
A jumble of mixed phrases and garbled names appears like OCR corruption from a historical page. It reads as an assortment of scattered words and incomplete dialogue without a coherent event, clear dates, or identifiable subjects. The fragmentary content lacks a discernible main action, organisms, or locations to define a proper news item.
A garbled report details soldiers and officers at Fort de Russy engaging in drills and games. It mentions Private Cyst WH Me HH, Sergeant Joyce, Corporal Pemaihve, Dykes, Gram, and a series of driving games and evens with mixed results, including a 21 to 1 score in favor of one unit.
The Atom and Watmmuate detachments prepare to move to a new camp away from the port. A wagon train will set up at the camp prior to release to the rivuitier. Private Patterson is at post hospital for construction related injuries and Privates Ober Sehteer and White return to duty from the met hospital.
Fort Shafter reports on post activities including infantry detachments on special duty, hospital stays, and upcoming events. A Military Dance is planned at the Royal Hawaiian hotel with the National Guard of Hawaii. Ward, Lanen, and others are noted. The Fort Shafter team participates in sports, while maintenance and communications work continues on the target range.
London readers hear warnings from a West End physician about auto exhaust smoke from motor omnibuses taxis and cars. He cautions that combined with dust it irritates nasal membranes and may cause headaches and stomach upset. He claims some claims about antiseptic benefits are unfounded.
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