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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
12
A Maui or Pacific coast rumor notes the Dollar line steamer misfortune near Yokohama, detailing damaged cargo, broken gear, and a near-sinking event. The report mentions the Robert Dollar fleet, later clarifying a disaster on a Tacoma to Japan voyage with heavy strain on the vessel and its crew.
A garbled shipboard narrative tells of Nerweeli drafts and a Portland convoy, with crew items on deck, a monkey babe incident, and a late return to port. The note also covers sugar cargo updates from Mauna Kea and various Hawaiian ports, plus steamship arrivals and sailings.
A fragment from a tide and celestial guide notes water levels and lunar timing. It references the rise and fall with moon phase and mentions a shoreline, a fire safety note, and maritime observations amid unclear text.
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures winds and humidity with multiple illegible items. Mentions noon observations, night readings, velocity and direction details, and estimated movement or distance figures. Readable elements point to a general meteorological log but lack coherent data.
Vessels to and from the islands reported with dates and ports such as Yokohama and San Francisco. Entries note ships like Persia and Mila with arrival and docking details, including times and destinations. The fragmentary log mentions Malled May 25 and dock schedule near Puget Sound.
A crowded dispatch notes a series of minor offenses and legal actions. Carson Santon received a ten dollar fine for assault and battery in a morning police court session. A death on record records a 150,900 estate for Captain C Bolton, late inspector of hulls and oiler at San Francisco. Akane Kapinda is set to appear before Police Judge Monamreat next Tuesday on martelous inquiry. Anam, a Japanese national, is arrested for cruelty to animals after allegedly bear and horn cutting with a large knife, to be tried next Tuesday. Five thousand rolls of crepe paper arrived at the Hawaiian News Co, signaling a busy week in local shipping checks.
The Tacoma ball club faces payroll trouble as the Northwest era league team runs short of funds for salaries. Rothermel attempted a leveraged effort to raise cash, with weather and external debts intensifying the deficit, threatening the club’s future until new investors or payments arrive.
Unclear text fragment references Titanic losses, insurance executives in New York, policy holders, and a company named Searls. Indicates denial of fare, evidence issues, and references to Vitam indicator and total sums. Readers should note the garbled source lacks coherent facts or dates.
Tut sixteen year old Alike Grace Arrington of Liverpool England inherits most of the estate of her uncle Mad Arotitbatd also known as Himadasa Butt. The will directs a portion of the estate to be converted into equity and paid to the eldest child among his two brothers after specified bequests.
In Dublin and Washington the article outlines a push for a rapid path to home rule and training for hotel capacity in the transcontinental metropolis. Richard Craker leads a plan to erect a trading scheme with Parliament backing a boarding house linked to the Waldorf Astoria in New York.
Four enlisted Marines at a naval station near Honolulu face restrictions as they use Navy rations and funds sparingly while in Hawaiin waters. The report notes their reluctance to spend, the transfer of duties, and plans to assist in Memorial Day arrangements at Nutnni cemetery. The unit awaits orders and a return to Guam with the growing list of contributions and support for fallen comrades.
A fragmented travel snippet describes inexpensive volcano trips with odd detours and quirky details. It mentions tours starting early, returning by afternoon, and playful local theater among guests. The piece references hotels, hosts, and a humorous tone about safety and timing.
Passengers listed include McClanahan, Hervey, Munton Smith, Callen and wife, Lewis, Trumpler, de Camp, and many others aboard ships to Yokohama and Ueno. Names appear with spouses and accompanying relatives, dates around May 2 and May 24.
A British steamer with a striking figurehead arrived at Portland Oregon causing excitement among veterans. Reportedly, the ship’s ornate display drew attention from longtime seamen who compared it to vessels seen over the past decade. The Clan Maciver, commanded by Cayzer Irvine & Co, was noted among the arrivals, with only two other liners on the Pacific Coast.
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