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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and dates. The piece mentions law enforcement or public notices and a reference to an event date in an unclear format. No coherent individuals, organizations, or places clearly emerge to identify a concrete news item.
Local society items list Mrs Lawrence M Jedd and child Toft visiting for a couple of days. Smith returns to the city by air post a flyer trip. Hunk of Wallaby woman Hivatiay La Mie Oty balances, Montrore gratimax attends Tryon student events. Annapolis Naval Academy path noted. Chase Chillang Worth trips to Kangyo, attending extra meetings. Stanley Javinoaston registered business agent for Kanehner She. A charge of vacation plans and local hushews noted.
Fragmentary OCR reads as 1024 Port King Odd Pollows and mentions Hine Benjani Pils Baap Nave and Itwolula Drug Co in a jumbled record, unclear action or outcome, possible December era place names and misread phrases.
The report shows a crop outlook now surpassing earlier estimates with a rough figure around 294000 tons. Prices and allocations shift as traders note stronger demand and adjustments in cane and plantation outputs, while exchanges log varied quotations and stock movements across multiple commodities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ordinances related to public works, enforcement, and administration in Chewe. Mentions of petitions, authorities, and dates appear blurred. readable items reference council actions and legislative proposals without complete details.
A chaotic set of maritime notes reports Japanese travelers departing islands amid wartime tensions. The article notes departures and arrivals of multiple vessels including the Tenyo Maru and Buford, crew changes, cargoes, and plans for further movements to Hawaii and the Philippines. It mentions Seamen’s memorials, parade for departed sailors, and military transport details involving Buford and Carey.
A fragmented telegraphic notice lists passenger and vessel movements: Sailed from Yokohama to Honolulu aboard 8 and Paraia. arrived in Ban Francisco aboard Wheto Irmgari from Malukona. Newcastle reports Seth Kona sailing for Honolulu. Tanya Marw is due to arrive from Yokohama tomorrow at noon and plans to wait for San Francisco Friday morning.
An oil tanker Axhtabula from Shanghai arrived Ban Pri cikon and bumped a pod of whales near Pauraliones. Bevers of the whales reported at least fifty fowl, one leaping out of water during the incident. Captain Harding called the height not less than ninety feet. Navigation routes mention Island Ports and nearby harbors.
The Sanitary question dominates City and County business with calls to settle policy on drainage, sewage, and building condemnations. Officials debate whether streams feed ponds or artesian leaks require action, while a sanitary inspection and new building ordinances loom over tenement districts west of Nawiliwili Street.
The article notes the identification of new batteries in Hawaii. Battery Duitley is assigned to Fort Te Rinege under Brigadier General Edwant BR Dude key, who died this past year. Battery Thernen is planned at Fort Armetrenge under General Le Thornuin, who passed away in Maryh. The text includes garbled fragments and archaic phrasing about military installations and officers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions electric cabinet baths and various odd phrases. No clear event, person, organization, or place is identifiable to form a factual summary.
General Macomb contends barracks would cut costs by using external spaces while housing troops in town, with future troops and a larger Pearl Harbor presence. He urges continued sanitary campaigns and nearby area development to attract settlers and bolster the town’s future prominence.
Reports note celebrations tied to King George's birthday with official channels signaling observance. Details mention ceremonies and a coronation hero, with references to local events and notable individuals amid the era's celebrations.
Fragmentary OCR from a legal notices page listing numerous names, roles, and ports with scattered dates like June and references to judges and attorneys. Content is garbled with misspelled surnames and inconsistent formatting, making specifics unreadable. The readable parts suggest a maritime or probate docket with varied participants and jurisdictions.
Captain H. C. Houdlette commander of the Oceanle Mier Bierra is a passenger aboard his ship the fiviet of the way to the Coast. The vessel sailed shortly after 10 oclock with an escort of spectators and a full crew aboard. Aboard were cargoes of apples, sugar, and various goods destined for the Coast, including a large shipment of Portuguese cantibes and books.
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