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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
5
A cryptic OCR fragment circulates in the town, labeling a landmark with scattered letters and numbers. While the full meaning remains unclear, residents note possible references to a site near a station and local timing, prompting curiosity and speculation.
Weather notes show temperature around 68 degrees with last night low near 67. Wind speeds range from 4 to 9 knots in various directions, with light movement in several compass points. Dew point and humidity figures are incomplete. rainfall recorded as trace in the past 24 hours.
Ex Governor Carter spoke at the Ad Club of Rochester praising advertising as a science. He lauded the club for developing local industry, noting weekly meetings and skits to promote Rochester’s growth and the value of practical advertising. He was named an honorary member for his service to the organization.
An early notice promotes a minstrel show with seat sales opening soon. It highlights a promotional committee, featured acts, and a varied program including a military band, chorus, and entertainments at the opera house scheduled for mid May.
Vessel arrivals and departures listed with harbor names and May dates. Entries include Seattle bound ship Arleonwa arriving May 1 at 8 noone, Allen arriving May 9, Minnie from Graye, and Shildon co Grae Mag with May dates. The fragment shows inconsistent spellings and partial voyage details.
Migrants and ships arrive as various vessels reach the port including the Pacific Mall steamer and the Ta Yo Maru freighter. A Japanese freighter Ta Yo Maru is expected to depart, while the American ship Pathe of Clyde has been pumped out. The scene notes stock migrants and preparations for departures to Mant and Hava parts.
Fragmented OCR item notes sparse stock exchange activity with mentions of Hawn Com and Hawlin Commer Frat at 4025 plus Sugar and hort walge entries. References a San Francisco area center and a weekly May publication, but details are garbled and unclear.
About 115 more immigrants were removed from the quarantine station after arrival for relocation. They will be sent to various plantations in the area, with intake ongoing at the port before distribution to work sites.
Fragmented report describes a stern-winded assault on a fin barkentinn bound for Awnariage Honaiat with Captain von Dahlron announcing relief as the ship nears Rouen. The crew, after seven months, repairs proceed and funds spent. federal authorities evaluate authenticity while preparing further instructions.
A fragmented report describes a forthcoming launching event for a new ermil dee vessel to ply the Wiklote aiJavont to Honolulu with officials noting substantial funds and new harbor equipment. The ceremony includes tests of parts and removal of debris, with plans for railway connections and factory operations to follow.
A garbled report describes a peace essay contest closing on May 15. It references participants and organizations including Hercules Here Under New Order and local figures, but many names and details are unreadable, leaving the core deadline and contest theme as the clearest facts.
Manuel Mello, described as a prominent bootblack, made four attempts in a recent competition in Ban Feanetico Phlengo and won backing. He arrived in Hawaii yesterday to pursue further speed, aiming to enter more events and support his wife amid a charged adultery case.
Fragmented field dispatch describes troop movements, camp setup, and inspection routines during maneuvers. It notes Colonel Pelt and General Macomb staff coordinating a modern camp and field campaign and references specific officers and units.
Local items include errands about carriages and biplanes, a tailor and various shops, with references to a court case, a bankruptcy filing, and an upcoming sale. Mentions of a kindergarten meeting, a catalogue, and government health orders appear among scattered notices. The fragmentary text lists names, addresses, and several business advertisements amid public notices.
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