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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text describes a weekly event near Puri with unclear names and roles. The readable portions reference Friday activities and a Brettory related mention, but details are garbled and no coherent event or entities are identifiable. The record captures only scattered phrases.
Reports from Manila and Yokohama describe the Nippon Maru preparing for Pacific service with Captain Smith aboard the vessel now refurbished. The article recounts passengers and officers, mentions Commodore Hubbard and other naval figures, and notes the ship’s overhaul, port calls, and expected voyage route via Seattle and Honolulu with cargo and passenger movements shaping the ship’s late 1930s activity.
A jumble of names and events appears, listing individuals such as PB BENNETRIN, JOHN AON, MAST POTZERTALD, MACK WRIGIE, ALU ALB WN, and FRASK CHMICTON among others. The text notes court matters, social visits, and community meetings with references to Honolulu, Detroit, and Hawaii. It mentions a manager of a trust company, a teacher, and a representative discussing business and civic affairs, with bustling activity on School Street and inquiries from the Portuguese newspaper.
The article notes Dr. Clark is proposed as Commissioner of Immigration. It references Gow Vi and Teint Wen in related health and heart discussions. It mentions a board meeting at MCU with Melon Iver and Kneut J. Wollehettae among attendees, with a 1 pm start time.
A garbled report references a condemnation case involving Mahuka, with vague mentions of a judge and numerous unreadable fragments. The text includes scattered names and phrases that do not present a clear, complete event or outcome.
The fragmentary public notice mentions a Garden Hall event with references to attendees and roles. Names such as Honstutan Reporte and Voreey Sheldon appear amid garbled text, with scattered numbers and places suggesting an attendance or schedule list and a pricing note for items.
A garbled excerpt mentions naval leadership figures and Atlantic testing. Names such as Walter Vawter and Honcho Wm Wil Dig, and references to Admiralty and command positions appear amid distorted phrases. The passage seems to describe administrative or wartime naval matters with unclear specifics.
A cluttered OCRed page lists numerous ship names, ports, and maritime notices including references to survivors, arrivals, and departures. Names such as Madina fen, Kena no Kod parte Jas Alo 1M Fildes Mo Apa i Hind, and many others appear alongside port and ship terms, creating a dense, era-typical shipping bulletin fragment.
A fragmented report notes a matinee with Water Buffalo and March antics, detailing performers and a crowd response. Mentions teams or groups like Tigers and Dundee, with unclear venue and dates. The text remains readable in parts, preserving names and a hint of the event's lively tone.
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