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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
5
A dense, fragmentary local notice page lists scattered references to telephone numbers in The Bulletin, various businesses, streets, and places. It mentions Gov A Martin and other official notices, with numerous garbled phrases and partial names across addresses, stores, and services.
A scattered, OCR gibberish list mentions Ernest Moses, Oscar Cox, and others, with references to travel to Mor Wb, Nuiakal, Hilo, Vancouver, and Seattle. Names include W. Math, George W Patweather, Walter Ackerman, Lucy Woo, and James Me Pant, among others, with vague notes of marriages, civic roles, and relocations.
A damaged report details sailors attempting to loot South Bay stores aboard a troop transport. Police and navy crews recovered provisions including hams, preserved fruits, and bread as the ship moves toward Manila and Pearl Harbor. Refits and guards increased. a white stowaway was found onboard after departure.
Governor Carter and the Commission on Health discuss forming a sanitary plan for Honolulu. They emphasize a practical, long term drainage and sewer system, urging a budget that yields real value and community involvement while planning a modern water and sewer network. The Board of Health pledges cooperation with the commission to advance a comprehensive solution.
A rough OCR fragment details a long roster of people, committees, and motions tied to a state parliament. The text references Ways and Means actions, law bills, and an appropriation package totaling millions. It also notes a pending signature process and mentions a shipyard sale at a legislative venue.
The text lists editorial and business office numbers for the Balletin and mentions banks of all sorts and editors. It credits Buberty Publishing Company as the manufacturer.
Advertisement-style item praising Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women health issues. Claims cured daughters and promised relief for irregular periods headaches and digestive symptoms. Includes addresses in Baltimore and Lynn and urged readers to seek the remedy and advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
A garbled OCR style fragment preserves scattered names, places, and nautical terms. The text hints at a historic ship encounter or voyage with references to harbors, routes, and figures such as Captain, Lorene, and Howlett Tenis, set around a maritime scene with attempts at recording bearings and movements.
The court sentenced Goorwe Mytee for repeated acts related to a heating overreach scheme. He pled guilty to several counts and received a lengthy term. The trial of Matila Pesuant for burglary and arson proceeds, with proceedings set for Wednesday in the city.
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