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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
11
A Seattie reader writes Governor Carter about a claimed hawaiian taro product named Toro. He requests a sample, stating chronic stomach trouble and easy digestion from Toro meal. He offers compensation by return mail and signs as GC ADRAMS from The Hurletin office.
Local YM G A workers publish a week of prayer program with nightly themes The Power of Christ Faith Word of God Mood of Christ Holy Spirit and Love led by J Day Theodore Richard Row Trent J A Rath Rev EW Parner B K Tosh plan services and scripture readings for November 12 to 18 with messages on overcoming the world faith and divine guidance
While repairing moorings at Kapaa on Thursday Captain Tuller of the steamer Keauhou recovered an old anchor and ninety fathoms of chain. Heavy lifting was required to bring the gear aboard and it is believed the items came from a schooner wrecked at Kapaa twenty years ago during a storm.
Conflicting opinions arise on how the Siberia struck a buoy near Naval Lock No 2. The ship backed into a buoy amid tangled cable and chain, with investigators poised to probe possible causes and assign responsibility.
The demurrer and motion to quash occupied the forenoon as Judge Dole ruled the indictment faulty for charging separate offenses and failing to specify the United States officer role. The court took the matter under advisement and reduced Bertelmann’s bail from 1000 to 500, noting prior charges in two territorial courts and a need to post bail there as well. Mrs H K Duncan of Oakland is visiting Mrs Jaeger at the Young Hotel and plans to return to Kauai.
Fragmentary report references a full moon in November and times around 6 40 p m 1 30 p m aligned with Greenwich and Hawaiian Standard Time. No clear event, place, or person names are discernible enough to identify a concrete news item.
Fragmentary report lists dates, places, and people with scattered terms. Reads like unreadable notes on arrivals, travel, and parties with several proper nouns and locations partially legible.
A garbled note records a departure on a Saturday in November mentioning a propeller shaft and a call for a repair. It lists Sto Clawline for Mantporte, with a cryptic line about rot away missing clear context or identifiables.
A list of passengers arriving by ship includes Thomsen and Kinan from Hile, with many names such as J Opfergelt, Carl Smith, Wall, Mestek, Mrs J Motealt, Baden, Howland, Hillam, O’Bhaushinesey, Notley, Carter, Geo Hea Ky Vee, Molter, Peters, Hiner Stew, and others. The fragmentary OCR preserves numerous individuals and merged fragments of surnames, indicating a passenger manifest style.
The November 14 bulletin lists at 8 am and noon temperatures of 78, with pressure 20.98 inches and relative humidity 80 percent. Wind is NE at 8 mph, gusts 10 mph, dew point not clearly stated. rainfall not specified. Official signature Ashley, Section Director.
The notice from WM. G. Hawin & Co Ltd alert consignors that inland shipments for the Buford Alameda Coronado lines will depart San Francisco for Honolulu. The Alameda leaves December 2 and Coronado on November 20, with the ships and dates listed for secure inland dispatch.
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