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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
5
The American voyage reports a huge cargo of horses and mules destined for government use. A Hawaiian freighter lines up a large transport plan with multiple aboard and several piers crowded to handle the anticipated surge.
High Chief A 1 Patokutulil a well known Hawaiian figure died this morning after a brief illness. He was son of High Chiefowetitha and wielde in Kamokamehmnul. Funeral services are announced for later today at the Fort etre Anmevignment Tor the Henent oF crASER. Loile 4 atom and retail atationens wt Hopton.
The report notes tides and lunar phases affecting coastal areas. Observations highlight tide levels, moon phase indicators, and potential impacts on harbor activities and navigation.
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May 28 noon weather report notes wind speeds around 6 mph with varied directions and barometric pressure reading near 8 am. The text is partially garbled but indicates temperature around 49 degrees and rainfall totals for the previous 24 hours.
The report lists numerous ships arriving in May from various routes. Vessels include San Francisco arrivals and names like Makura, Herculon, Victoria, Balina, Yokohama, and Korea. Dates range from May 2 to May 27 with times around 8 a.m. and May August variations.
In Federal Court Kath damon W. Peat questions claim of wrongdoing linked to the Hawaiian Trust. Pratt testifies he did not declare direct interest in government seizable property occupied by the Hawaiian Tent Company at 10 per square foot. Attorneys discuss valuation and damages while delays push the hearing to Monday morning due to holidays and scheduling.
Military authorities announce most officers and attached personnel of the Second Cavalry Nineteenth Infantry are to be released from frontier duties and return to their home stations. The move affects transport arrangements and personnel will depart over the next days with instructions to report for duty at their home posts.
Shipping notes from Vancouver to Yokohama and San Francisco detail Pacific Mall liners, vessels like Korea and Hawaii, interisland steamers, and freight movements. Reports mention arrivals, departures, cargo such as sugar and merchandise, and coastwise traffic affecting Honolulu and San Francisco ports.
Fragments describe a music event with scattered names and phrases. The text mentions a concert, an audience, and various garbled names and tokens, lacking coherent details, dates, or locations to form a factual summary.
Charles Hrittoy, aboard Hie Toten Island in Kilaunk, Wake Li rm Hae thie terning, charged with battery. Bradley posted a bond of 4100 and appeared before Monument. Attorney Andrews and fate of funds noted.
The Hilo breakwater project will use three large monster barges, chartered by the Breakwater Company of Mynvtelphin. J K Wood announces the barges, one 116 feet long, 18 feet wide and 18 feet deep, with 800 tons rock capacity and derricks for loading. The barges will be stationed on the east coast unit on Lake Erie, with work to start soon and crews to dump rock along the breakwater. Mr. Wood plans a return trip to the state in about a month. the barges will stay at the Reavide Hore area for the near term.
Local Democratic scene debates free trade and platform harmony as officials discuss amassing support for the party candidate. Delegates consider changes while leaders like Waller and Herbert surface in talks, aiming to unify diverse viewpoints before upcoming conventions.
Melbourne Vancouver service eyed as Victoria in Australia aims to establish direct cargo and passenger steamers between Melbourne and Vancouver within months. Major Harris states the Victorian government backs adding line of steamers and negotiating to carry passengers and freight amid NZ and NSW trade frictions.
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