TIDES SUN AND MOON A PR FEA SAGE TITLING
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tides sun and moon with unclear details and scattered phrases. No coherent event or named entities to summarize into a clear news item.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tides sun and moon with unclear details and scattered phrases. No coherent event or named entities to summarize into a clear news item.
Vessels to and from the islands reported with arrivals from Seattle to San Francisco and other ports. The list mentions Novo 7 a.m. and Joe Mente, Alice A Holarea among ships. Wires indicate top passengers and expected arrivals, with shows of ongoing traffic and schedules.
Local notes report happenings at The Encore and Anchor Saloon with events, toys for children, and new novelties. Territorial Guide Service advertises tours while Hiro’s Root Beer and Consolidated Soda Work promote beverages and art calendars. Tourists sought and shop notices update crafts and paint supply selections at local merchants.
A dispatch notes several personalities linked to the Herald and related Philadelphia circles journeying en route to San Francisco aboard the Wilhelmine. It mentions William Katz and Mrs J. L. Gru, among others, with Unger and Tinker cited as prominent members connected to the Tonye Mark and the Tenye Shir.
Vivid minutes describe a tense county board session where a Senator and various members clashed over an anti crime plan. The chair struggled to maintain order as attendees shouted, a motion to adjourn loomed and the room echoed with heated debate.
A partial OCR shows a dispute involving Furniture and Piano Movers and a loan commission claim. It references a contractor’s alleged improprieties, a commission inquiry, and alleged misdirection regarding payment and engineering duties, with legal scrutiny surrounding the contractor and insurer involvement.
The Tenyo Maru rode out a fierce typhoon about fifty miles off course after leaving Yokohama. The ship arrived at Honolulu this morning, with minor damage and several passengers aboard, while crews reported a rotating gale and near-maritime hazards during the voyage from Yokohama to the islands.
Fragmented OCR text describes a massive industrial cleanup near Kahului with pipe breaks, heavy demolition, and lumber removal. It mentions workers including Hawaiians and others, a push to clear vegetation and structural debris, and a looming deadline as operations move toward Halawa and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary weather notes report temperatures around 79 degrees at 8am with humidity and wind data. The garbled text mentions barometric readings and wind velocity in various directions but is unreadable for precise values or locations.
A long OCR fragment lists many names of passengers arriving from Hong Kong via Japan to Honolulu with numerous individuals and ships. The legible items mention dates around November and reference travelers, crew, and related names, though the list is garbled and partial.
The farewell Aerzer concert at the Opera House tonight promises a varied program. The lineup includes Huge Horne and a Neapolitan song by McCrew, with a capable quartet and several soloists expected to shine in a lively, well received performance.
A Hawaiian freighter with a cargo of Vie and other goods from Hawaii departed for Santos Porte after loading at the port. The vessel will call at Salina Cre after completing cargo operations.
Incoherent fragmentary text describes fires burning all night and into tomorrow as crews, wind, and material handling affect containment. Mentions district-wide impact and cleaning efforts once flames are controlled.
Fifty prisoners began a morning shift in Kas Hint district under orders from the attorney general. The first day saw limited resistance as nonparticipants were brought to work, with ten men reportedly joining the effort as the operation expands.
Mrs George Wolm widow of the late General Iatinare of the Muntlin Hin of Cautte ftyuthore Welt remains to the melutant after a business and pleasure Leip by Mieith.
The record lists sailors and ships bound for Manila and Honolulu routes. Names include Dix awaiting Manila Rep. 20 Haugan sailing from Maula October 14, Shernan from Honolua to Manila October 1, Shorldin from Honolulu to San Francisco, Crook and Haford arrivals and Warton stationed in the Philippines. Thomas at San Fran to sail for Manila November 5.
Fragmentary OCR reports hindend or Pitpinon taking passage to a Pacific Mall vessel bound for Honolulu then to El sable with cargo for discharge. Names like Yekohme Roventhor Nay and Orlenbil appear unclearly amid brief mentions of Hawaii Planters Association and newts.
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