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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
9
Disjointed OCR text hints at large fleets kept in Asiatic waters for a period, with fragmented references to American forces, Pacific theater, and distant operations near Subig Bay and related archipelago areas. The garbled sections mention allies, potential naval actions, and strategic dispositions amid wartime reporting.
A battered OCR page presents scattered text and garbled phrases about a judge named Robinson and event details. Amid the noise, references to local names, places, and potential sports or legal items emerge, but the readable facts are minimal and fragmented.
Partial garbled text appears to discuss steel orders and a tunnel operation. Named entities are unclear due to damage. no coherent events, dates, or organizations emerge to summarize.
The OCR text presents garbled lines with numerous proper nouns and possible names, places, and events. It appears to describe a sequence of movements, actions, and references to individuals and organizations, but the fragmentary nature and numerous errors obscure clear facts or outcomes to report.
An OCR fragment reports on a large sheep market event and related financial figures. It references thousands of sheep, a sale total of 3 060 000 dollars, and various place names and organizations, though much is garbled. The readable items indicate a trade or market report with names and entities only partially legible.
A garbled account mentions Cayiaine Ree Zeedoo and a voyage led by Captain Marton Wayne and Captain POG. Patching together fragments, the text references a Pacific route, the Mont Venaior, a transfer near Heeuminant AP, and a ship named Nile with a schedule from Ganles fate.
A clipped Denver March story notes a history study project by a group nicknamed the Cash Boys. Text is garbled but hints at a meeting, possibly touching on research and publication goals and a focus on historical events or subscriptions. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Mintinger Chirk from Norris Midway speaks about a well near Nerrieside, noting over 2,000 feet drilled and plans to strike again within ten days. He warns against advice while emphasizing progress and potential property impact as exploration continues.
A conference in Negros Iloilo with Steven of Hawaiian Sugar Printers sought to assure planters they would not recruit laborers away from Negros. He argued abundant unemployed labor in Antique and Ilocos and urged peaceful cooperation across Panay to prevent interisland labor loss, while Panay leaders feared losing workers to Negros.
A fragmentary notice describes a sales event driven by financial pressure. It mentions households facing tight budgets and a push to reduce prices. The readable text is garbled but implies a local sale aimed at affordability and urgent consumer need.
A garbled OCR note from Punahou Preparatory hints at a celebration and a river incident. Names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments about events, people, and a hero tale.
Readable text shows various hose and pant offers with bulk pricing. Regular six pair boxes priced down from 2.00 to 0.75 and 1.50, with closeout figures per box. Mentions men s guaranteed square deal hose and box quantities, unclear phrasing.
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