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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
5
A scrambled mid Pacific dispatch predicts a Royal Dutch incursion into Hawaii amid fears of fuel oil and supply disruptions. The article notes planned tanker and port activity, wartime shipping maneuvers, and potential American and Pacific interests amid growing tensions in the region.
Two longtime Huckie Mall Steam workers, George W. Maxwell and A. T. Honey, died recently. Maxwell, once a pusher for the company, passed from appendicitis in Mextown while on duty. Honey died at his home in Oakland after a count of Peanels J Money.
A fragmented weather note records temperatures from O9 to 12 with unclear units, several wind speeds ranging between 4 and 12 in various directions, and an estimated humidity around 6. The garbled lines mention a 24 hour wind movement and a barometer reading near 88.005.
Special Friday May 10 ships list arrivals and departures: HONOIPU M Maslo from san irae. HILO sailed May 9 for Ban Pranchey. MUKISTRO sailed May. Carrier Bowe for Honolulu. YOKOHAMA Teiyo Maru arrived. BAN PRANCIECO sailed May 1 for Hone neh. Hatarlieny aR and other fragments note vessels and routes.
Fragmentary report covers anticipated ships and cargoes including sugar shipments to Kahului and Delaware Breakwater, discussions on cable disposal and government vessels, and unidentified references to Coast Guard boats and naval logistics amid a broader maritime agenda. The text is unevenly garbled but centers on shipping, defense, and policy.
A forthcoming school opening is planned for fall, with renovations to existing facilities and new construction to accommodate expanded programs. Officials note preparations to welcome students, with details on enrollment and potential staffing to be announced.
Shipping notices and vessel movements fill the port log. The Matson Navigation steamer Hilentin arrives at Honolulu, while others depart for Maléon, San Francisco, and Vancouver. The May schedules show several ships coming from Manila, San Francisco, and Bay routes, with mixed cargoes including sugar.
An OCR filled page lists varied items including job ads, repairs, bicycles, carriages, tailor services, and public notices. Names, places, and businesses appear with scattered details on employment, services, and official applications, reflecting a busy local commerce and legal proceedings snapshot.
A misread dispatch notes Chien assuming command in the Panaquires on Hawaii for Lord Youme Co., replacing Pekin. Hirned to Monolyt in a managerial reshuffle, signaling shifting leadership and new duties in the colonial setup.
A scrambled report details sailors demanding time for tests, a demand denied, and a chaotic scene aboard a ship. Officials mention captains, representatives, and the Mafia as part of a disjointed account with unclear outcomes.
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