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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
12
Local and general notices list various services and businesses. Mentions include carriage and livery services, meat suppliers, tailoring, repairs, and deliveries. Several addresses, telephone numbers, and names appear with scattered notices about goods, trades, and local commerce.
A breath of names and movements across Hilo, Honolul, and the islands. Officials, inspectors, and travelers including Rehly of Peacock & Co, Inspector Fennel, Tal Uranga, Thomas Hod, August Homdrag, and Miss Seote are recorded in a series of notes on inspections, tours, and upcoming projects such as a 4 4100 000 build.
A chaotic wartime era report details the arrival of the steamer Zewlandia with 390 passengers and mixed weather. The voyage included tense moments as an American soldier attempted to desert and stowaway incidents drew crowd attention while cargo and passengers prepared for onward routes to Kandahar and Kabul.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Daffy Pure Malt Whiskey and La Grippe illness, floating names and firms, a schooner reaching the coast, a vessel voyage, and various disjointed references to companies, dates, and measurements. The garbled text includes references to whiskey brands, ship actions, and a list of firms, without coherent narrative.
A garbled report details a labor union debate unfolding around May, naming leaders and candidates. It references policy stakes, electoral figures, and internal organizational contrasts within the union and associated parties.
Passenger lists and cargo movements reach from Vancouver to Honolulu with arrivals at San Francisco and Suva. Names include Hite, Tan, Dayle, Claudine, and numerous officers, engineers, and families aboard ships and stowaways. notable routes include Maul, Kona port, and Vancouver sectors.
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