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Fragmentary text mentions May dates and numbers with places and organizations unreadable. no coherent event or names to summarize into a determinate article item.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions May dates and numbers with places and organizations unreadable. no coherent event or names to summarize into a determinate article item.
Fragmentary OCR lists ships including Nippon Maru and Tenyo Maru with scattered numbers and places. No clear event or outcome is present. Names like Curley Wil and Chiyo Maru appear amid mixed tokens and dates, yielding no coherent report.
The Hulelwa Limited, a two hour first class train, arrives Honolulu every Sunday returning, with outward runs stopping only at Pearl City and Walona while inbound stops at Pearl City Waipahu and Wahiawa. Daily service, Sunday excepted, covers Kahuku Ewa Mill Walalua and other areas with varied arrival times listed.
Readable text notes a photo engraving plant securing a high grade whe used or produced. Details are fragmentary and names or places are not clearly identified. The item appears to report on a manufacturing or production quality achievement in engraving work.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a schedule with named places and people. Mentions Mauna Kea and routes through towns like Lobel Metiregurs Kawal Hite Mahnond Taupahorhar. Indicates travel arrive and leave times, multiple stops, and a trip sequence without clear narrative.
A fragmented OCR listing individuals and firms including Knot ard, Pope tiartford, Stevens Duryea, Cadi Buk Overland, Baker Eleetig and others appears without clear context or actions. The fragment hints at agents or representatives but no dates, locations, or specific matters. Further readable text needed for a proper summary.
In Washington on May 11 a BA report from the Department of Commerce mentions preparations for a new maritime link. The note references a forthcoming route involving a ship from Honolulu to San Francisco with a $2 fare, signaling potential growth in Pacific trade and transportation. The briefing names Banting Luthroate and a hotdebard steamship as entities tied to the plan.
Miss Virgie Bylva, long time telephone exchange operator at Wat nf, will leave and seek work in Honolulu. Jacobson will head the outiohhoard at Walmen. Mr. and Mrs Meant serve as cuml torts for the Cunt last week. They are on vacation and plan to stay through the month. Mr. and Mrs Waterhouse occupy the Bs realtones in their absence. Mrs Hriduewater has departed for Oregon for Hanlite.
Shipping schedule for May to June 1912 lists vessels in and out of Honolulu and other ports, with W. G. Hall and Mauna Kea among the steamers, plus notes on arrivals in Lahaina and Molokai. Also mentions a forthcoming walling plan near Lihue and social notices from Lahaina including a luncheon and bridge event in honor of Mr. Chas. Any details on exact dates, ports, and ship names are included.
Arrivals and departures listed by date show Kaul poris W Hall and many ships sailing to and from Hilo Mauna Kea and Kona Kau ports May 24 28 29 with passengers officials families and crews. The list includes Chiyo Maru Mauna Kea Claudine and others bound for San Francisco Honolulu Yokohama and Vancouver with numerous names and ship notes.
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