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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
11
An OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled, partial line. The readable bits reference a Berilar Leawae and a Powell area duty, with unclear context and several garbled terms. The piece lacks coherent events or dates to form a solid summary.
Longshoremen will elect new officers at a Thursday evening meeting of the Hotwolily Longshoremen's Association in Honolulu. George K. Kane, president, says the membership will be tallied and a likely slate announced. The enrollment book will be open at the next morning’s session for registration.
A cable message from the Marenni Wirelei Company notified that a new wireless station will be operative by the opening of the year. AA Baleh, manager of Upen Wireloa, confirms the project and anticipates completion soon, with work advancing on the bathline at The He Withee station.
Pitchers in the Bld League show poor form as the season nears. Hite and others struggle with fatigue and injuries, while teams evaluate rotation health and readiness for major games.
Jiro dominates on the mound, fanning 14 as Chula Vista avenges a loss. The star pitcher delivers six solid innings, supported by a reliable bullpen. Porterez, Mankih, and Koomhnatnar drive runs in a decisive early lead.
A string of player releases touches a local senior league lineup. Names appear in a scattered, weathered report, with partial notes on teams and dates, and a final line noting a meeting on the 27th and a mention of WAG and Wiebe.
Fragmented OCR shows numerous names of hotels and individuals across a city directory page. It mentions Alexander Young Hotels, Bay Branelos, Kellinod, Kate J les WW, Hyde, Suraguis Anitetos, and several addresses and shops. The text appears as scrambled notes from a local lodging and business directory with scattered personal listings and contact details.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Chinese team playing strong basketball with mention of venue and players. It references determined play, a halftime mood, and a notable performance amid a challenging match.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic update on Turley and related figures with scattered names. It references tactics, legal notes, and possible threats amid a broader West region turmoil, with vague mentions of dates and entities. The legible parts hint at political or criminal contest, but specifics remain unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment traces a French boxing figure impacting a sport scene with mentions of developments, opponents, and local reactions. The text references boxing, events, and names in a scattered, error-filled way, making precise facts hard to pin down.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Flynn starting work to meet Johrson, with disjoint phrases about Vegas, a Jack Rolinson, and wartime duty. Details are garbled. no clear events, dates, or affiliations are extractable.
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