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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1911
Page
6
The article details a chaotic scene around a quarantine status and racing plans. It notes Hotel Cort Raniie as a focal point and mentions a shift toward a new home arrangement for the race. The piece references the alterable agenda and the proposed nickname Home as part of the unfolding plan.
A vessel carrying 70 passengers and crew sails from San Francisco to Honolulu, expected to dock at night. The Chenin navigation mentions a 204% tonnage rating and 1200 tons used for fuel, with freight and mounting notes. The ship departs tomorrow morning, weather permitting, from the port.
Two bidders offered to supply 12,000 barrels of cement. Davies & Co promised cement for Elk turret or any wharf in Hepolittn, Huckfeld & Co also bid. The engineer department will evaluate and the award will be announced after firm acceptance and site inspection.
Abe Martin is described as a man who changes after marriage. Tipton Buda nudges or clucks at his behavior yesterday. A man offers Abe a drink, but his wife is present, reflecting social expectations.
Mayne, a worker for a valet company, plans a public exhibition with fire dancers in Townton. A carrier with a troupe left Morawa and will arrive by May 23 to perform amid demonstrations of skill and a potential private show. The organizers promise a marvelous display and seek audience interest.
Fragmented crop and commodity notes show stocks edging higher while sugar prices push upward. The chaotic text references markets, daily trades, and generic economic terms with unclear specifics, but indicates a general uptick in equities and a sugar advance.
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