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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference China and Manenuria with dates May 1 and 8 and May 18 in San Francisco. Details are incomplete but indicate a brief historical clipping about events or mentions tied to those dates and places.
Fragmentary OCR lists ships including Shinye Maru Nippon Maru Tokyo Maru and Tenky Maru with scattered dates in 58 and 24 and references to June May and August. No coherent event or outcome present. concerns a shipping timetable fragment with multiple vessel mentions.
Train schedule fragment describes the Haleiwa Limited and Honolulu arrival times. It mentions Watunae Waialua Kahuku Wig Station Pearl City and Waipahu areas, with service after Pearl City to Honolulu and back on Sundays. Officials Dentson and Smith are cited as superintendents.
The Hyades welcomes Captain Madent as chief officer aboard the Matson Navigation liner. The arrival from San Francisco marks a ceremonial greeting at the Leghline wharf. Passengers include many foreigners as the ship proceeds to Honolulu and Maui, with crew and officials noting the smooth voyage and hearty reception.
Report describes early construction and ceremonies surrounding the Hawaii exhibit at the International Exposition in San Francisco. Delegations arrive from Movenita and Ambamador. city officials and directors plan programs and tours led by Mayor Rolph.
A damaged report details completion of a transport project at Manitaaml and related facilities including a power plant and electric telegraph setup. It lists personnel, guests, and observers such as high officials and families arriving for the opening ceremony on a May date, noting ship and engine details and capacity for passengers and soldiers.
A detailed calendar lists mail steamer sailings for May from Hongkong, San Francisco, Maui, and other ports. It notes ships like Mauna Kea, Manchuria, Wilhelmina, Shinyo Maru, and Claudine sailing to and from Japan ports, Hawaii, New Zealand, and Pacific routes with varying times and destinations.
The article reports the death of Mrs. Giles, an English pioneer, at a Honolulu home. It lists several cargo and passenger movements with ports and May dates, mentions survivors including WM Marshall and J Hopian Francisco China, and notes funeral arrangements and sailings to Manila and other Pacific ports.
A damaged, fragmentary notice reports a suspect’s bizarre belief about being the wreck victim. Details are garbled, with names and places unreadable, but the core claim centers on a man’s assertion linked to an incident at sea following a shipwreck.
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