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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
3
A damaged OCR style item mentions venues such as Mila Cafe and Wall, with scattered references to a city, districts, and names like Meiano and Meaho. The text is incoherent, implying a local notice or ad, but no clear action, date, or complete entities.
A garbled OCR shows a long list of names and places with scattered dates such as Sunday March 27 and Monday March 28. The fragment mentions individuals like Bohwwsta, Manittn Beattie Ward, Cal Grete, Kilowens Mtr, Gay Makawell, and Evert Guy. No clear event or action is discernible beyond a roster-like collection of persons and locales.
Washington officials report passenger agents not lawbreakers after an investigation into alleged misconduct on a continental railway liner. The Attorney General's department found no violation of law and noted a pending claim regarding a silver cup donation tied to the event.
A jumble of notices and brief items outlines police court actions and local events in Honolulu. Highlights include court fines for gambling and drunks, a funeral service, a charity telegram, and forthcoming concerts and games.
Shipping notices detail Pacific Mall and Oceanic liner schedules reaching Honolulu. Baggage City Transfer Co and H Love near listing. multiple vessels including Shima, Maltul, Andrew Welch and Bunta Rita tied to cargoes and passenger movements. Pacific Mall port calls and interboard freight plans affect sugar factors, general cargo, and coastal imports into Hawaii.
A mutter named Lundgren of the Theta crew was struck on the head by a block from a yardarm during a mishap in the harbor. He was taken to Queen's Hospital in a semi conscious state with a severe facial wound and is not expected to suffer lasting effects.
Fragmented OCR reads chaotic report of an afternoon accident near the Avimarket. Mentions a Jay’s vehicle, a collision with a Raphael car, police wagon, and a transfer to a hospital. Later references a Chinese official, Cooper of Promotions Committee, and odd notes about Java promotions and a Prince Tal Hao.
A damaged report details a transfer of a non paying Japanese stowaway aboard the Pacific Mall liner Siberia. The vessel, with 424 tons of general cargo, faced near collision with another liner while offloading at Naw Mak. Passengers and crew recount weather, cargo, and various arrivals including tourists heading to Hawaii.
The Bazaar Nippon opens tonight at Dimond on Kong Street with a grand interior setup and ornate decorations. Proprietor Mr. Mucakami announces the event as a formal opening and invites the public to view the arrangements and display, featuring banners, pictures, flowers, and new wares from the Orient.
Shipping list details numerous passengers and crew aboard ships bound for Yokohama Kobe Shanghai and other ports. Names include Horace Bentley Ferdinand Merman Ferdinand Moore and many others with connections to San Francisco. The document lists travellers and associated vessels and destinations concluding with several passenger names and affiliations.
A fragmentary roster lists travelers and port calls including Vancouver, Victoria, Manta Kea, Motokal nd Maui, and Hong Kong via Japan. Names such as Armetrong, K. Burdetto, R. Hurdette, Goitrey, and Darwin I. Godfrey appear among attendees and staff.
The page reports a police court scene where Anige Andrade binds two Kantians over for trial and adjusts ball bonds amid protests. It mentions secretary Mot Smith observing the Russians outside, a planters debate, and a highlighted lecture at Central Union Church by Cay Cantner about Alaska exploration with notes on Karuchi and bluejackets.
The clipping lists ship arrivals and departures with dates and routes to San Francisco Seattle Newcastle and Honolulu. It notes the Matson Navigation liner Wilhelmina on voyage toward San Francisco with storm conditions and a Canadian Australian traffic update mentioning Victoria and Vancouver and a Hawaii-bound liner from Seattle.
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