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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1897
Page
8
A garbled OCR item notes C. L. Garvin as taking charge amid a movement for physical training and fitness methods. The fragment references combativeness and discipline, suggesting an early sports or military style program with a focus on training and movement initiatives.
Shipping reports from the harbor note European merchandise aboard the liner Mariposa and delayed cargo from Rio de Janeiro. Vessels Maweema and J. C. Pilager prepare for Seattle and Liverpool, with Bremen and Liverpool cargos bound for Honolulu. Weather and tides update, plus freight movements from Hackfeld & Co. and upcoming steamer sailings.
Fragmentary report describes arrivals at Honolulu with 16 daye from sydmay vis Aucsians and Alie yimsuneere A aitay for WY ye Fwier Go Laide, Parker, 7 houes trons PuUlkl, a Coghe Lait.
A fragmentary report lists names Arnth Marti Dy claus 644 Marios Hayward and Stine Kae Am with references to charges or destinations. The text is garbled with scattered place names and not enough context to determine specific actions, dates, or outcomes.
Passengers listed include Hy Buil Jr and wife Percy Smith W Oharehill Henry D Page with the date November 10. The note records arrivals from the colonies aboard the vessel 688 Marippan.
A transportation memorandum notes voyage details from Sydney to Auckland, with stops at Auckland and Ayla. The message describes strong winds and rough seas during the journey from Australia to New Zealand, indicating five days of weather conditions and ongoing travel.
A garbled note lists scattered names and places including Sydney and Aue Ind, with references to sugar and a figure named Hines. The fragment hints at trade or sugar exchange links involving EX Alvir and Kaunn-hos but provides no clear actions or outcomes.
Passengers depart as listed: for San Francisco aboard the O8S Mariposa on November 11 Geo Goodacre, Mrs A Migero, Mrs A F Paylor and child, W D Schmidt and 12 aboard. For Seattle aboard the schr Maweowa on November 12 J Hudson.
A garbled OCR style listing shows names and entities such as F Hoffechanger & Co and WG Po FA Fohictor de Ca alongside several holders or officers. The fragment mentions Hacktohd Wi Lew Coo G Davies UO HL JTL Walkur G Andrews Leon D Pet dla FG Camarines.
Readable OCR fragment lists produce items for Camarines market including peaches apples grapes lemons olives onions quail and potatoes with a contact line reading Telephone 378. The garbled text references various fruit vegetables and seafood terms as a rough catalog from a market page.
A fragmented item quotes Yonkers and Chicago papers on a foolish suitor and a refused proposal. The brief humor column recalls a man who urged marriage, the refusal, and a grim pun about sowing wind and reaping excess, with faint references to New York Journal satire.
The text presents a fragmentary, archaic travel narrative marked by garbled diction. It mentions a journey along a primeval path, observers and creatures, and cryptic place names, ending with a nod to a publication name, the Chines Tribune.
The snippet depicts a chaotic shop scene with customers discussing facial hair and attire while a man in a Cleveland plan shop mocks modesty. A woman tests garments and a sense of bustle and movement fills the scene in a New York setting.
The article recounts Sarah Siddons, born 1758 in Brecon Wales, rising as an actress from childhood and her romance with Henry Siddons. Her parents opposed the match due to theater life. They married at Trinity Church Coventry in 1778 after long correspondence. Siddons later quips that he could forgive her, since she did not marry an actor, depending on his vocation.
Fifteen years ago Carrie Burch was a servant in a California home. Hastings learns an estate of seventy five thousand dollars was settled on Carrie Burel by a London barrister. Hastings, now rich, recalls the girl who left California for Australia where she married a merchant. she later died in London. A Kansas man writes seeking passage to Chicago on a freight route, hinting at a rail connection but offering no clear details.
A Klondiker recounts being delayed by a washout while with a partner. He displays 25 ounces of gold as the haul from the described event. The account appears in a Ludiana yilia dournal style transcription with garbled phrasing.
A fragmentary dialogue from the Cincinnati Kaguirer shows garbled lines about tradition and a river name. Readers glimpse a clerk, a married clerk, and a question about salaries, with some phrases referencing an inappropriate name and a nearby Star publication. The text remains unclear and fragmentary.
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