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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1911
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment from the Molletin lists telephone numbers and office details for Myainows editorial and various departments. It references legal matters, university ties, and shifting contact points amid unrelated notes and partial names.
A garbled report details figures like Ernie Tote and Mike Up Arow, mentioning political intrigue, inspector notes, and alleged actions across districts. It cites white heat incidents, public figures, and speculation about resignation or removal in a chaotic local context.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles in a local biographical context. It references several individuals with unclear titles and affiliations, including mentions of a president-like figure, a commentator, and various placeholders, all presented as a shuffled roster without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe foreign port movements dated May. Mentions Vanesa Rua Hatbo Mas and PIANCHROO activities with references to treaty meat talks and arrivals May 9. Notes unclear references to Chinese acid slay, Gate discussions, and vigilance by local committees.
A fragmented report describes operations of the Baggage Transfer Co and related shipping activity. It notes ship movements toward Schwerin, approvals, freight handling, and military logistics linked to Manila and Hong Kong routes, with references to steamboats, freights, and wharf work. The item mentions personnel changes and office actions affecting the transit and transport of goods and troops.
A lengthy OCR fragment details the Hamburg American and other lines planning itineraries from New York to Madeira Naples and beyond, with dates in November and December. It lists port calls, cargo and passenger movements, ships named such as the Wilhelmina and others, and general transportation news including potential winter stays and funnel plans. The text mentions arrivals, departures, and arrangements across multiple ships, ports, and destinations in a period news context.
A long, jumbled list of names and partial titles appears to catalog guests and attendees. The fragmentary roster mentions numerous individuals, including Teresа, Keene, Kline, Koonts, McCarthy, Plant, Wilkes, Swinton, Swinton, Swinton, and many more, with scattered initials and locations suggesting a Western hotel register or social directory. The piece hints at a maritime or port city setting with references to ports and destinations, but lacks a coherent event or narrative.
A garbled wartime field dispatch describes forces massing near Honolulu, with infantry and artillery units to move through the town. It notes an expeditionary march, fortified lines, and planned camping for advance forces, detailing approximate troop concentrations and coastal defenses.
A fragmentary notice lists Benson, Brith & Co Ltd, Hollister Drug Co, Chambers deux Co, Ltd, Hie Co, and Wholesale Liquor as entities involved in a sale. The readable text indicates a commercial listing or auction context with multiple vendors associated with liquor distribution.
The snippet lists names and titles in a disjointed hotel society scene. Included are mentions of Al the Young, AP Chayyer, Heaton, Rami il Themes, Winter, Honphity Mow, Maly, and Guelowt, with scattered affiliations and a note on a courthouse writ. The passage remains fragmentary and lacks a clear事件 or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names in a chaotic string, referencing a 49er date and various locations. The text is unreadable in large parts, with stray letters and misformed terms, obscuring clear events or persons.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Arm Fourer and Invinenident with garbled names and dates. It references a public or organizational note, with limited readable entities and no coherent narrative or outcome available from the text.
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