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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
5
The text urges spiritualists to attend a Thursday meeting led by a named organizer. It references a penitent event and a stated date but the OCR is garbled. The key entities are spiritualists, a meeting host, and a recurring Thursday session with a described appointment.
Fragmented OCR reads list of names and entities across clubs and committees. It mentions Improvement Club committees, various proper nouns, names and terms, with unclear context and many garbled segments.
Shipping reports from Seattle and Sacramento describe transpacific freight movement with Nippon trade lines and British steamers. Vessels bound for San Francisco and Honolulu faced delays, while cargoes of coal, timber, and passengers were advancing amid wartime restrictions and channel conditions.
A Hawaii sanitation campaign proposes grinding banana piles to reduce waste. Manager Hedemann suggests using portable mill power to shred weight, with Ciutsenn Committee weighing the plan. Captain Walter F. Dillington of the Citizens Committee backs the proposal, aiming to clear large banana heaps at Honolulu port.
Data shows temperatures around 70s with varying humidity near 89 percent. Wind speeds reported between 12 and 16 mph from multiple directions. Rainfall not clearly stated. text is garbled OCR with inconsistent units and missing dates or locations.
Ships sailing and sailing dates from San Francisco to Honolulu and back listed in a partial schedule. Entries include the Enterpriae bound for Honolulu, the Cheinnat and GAVIOTA lines, with multiple arrival and departure notes and a reference to the Korea ship expected to arrive Saturday.
A Toww reports from Manila on a vg AmRiver dispatch dated Wednesday November 10. The note references Aina Thanwany and includes initials LTR, with brief signals of local context and a routine update.
Supreme Court decision in an appeal over land and premises rights. The case centers on a deed and alleged textual defects, with the higher court remanding for further proceedings to resolve issues of covenants and the right of way in the property controversy.
Dr Currie urged sanitary action against yellow fever as crowds packed the chamber of commerce. Speakers praised his medical expertise while warning merchants and citizens that quarantine and vigilance are essential to prevent the disease from spreading inland.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a court case involving a deputy attorney general and a defendant, with mentions of injunctions, exemptions, and a pending judgment. Names are garbled but hint at a formal legal dispute over sentence or ventilation of rights and a ruling expected tomorrow.
A chaotic late 19th century dispatch details Gaitizens and various associations forming a united effort to clear districts, load wagons, and ferry refuse to the waterfront. Merchants Association Chinese Society and numerous firms pledge support, with 18 districts and 11 wagon teams coordinating Sunday cleanup and municipal aid.
Fragmentary report cites fever cases and government inquiry led by Pratt. Mentions headquarters councilors and the Caverns near Alton as locations. notes uncertainty about the outbreak and the need for vigilance while awaiting fuller details.
Reported plan to meet Willelsden amid migrant unrest as laborers and contractors prepare for an expected surge. Authorities note no immediate danger. families of migrants linked to the Willelson ship are watching closely.
A chaotic notice touts a comedy bill featuring the renowned performer Two ten from Ja wane wild 19, hailed as one of the cleverest, most rollicking comediennes. The advertisement hints at dancing, singing, and witty skits while the rest of the lineup includes several acts with quirky stage names and elaborate shtick.
A surreal diary style scene follows Taber as a character named Hew navigates a dream journey. Characters and places blur into whimsical images including musquite paths, banana figures, and a plan to visit FLOIA SANTOR and Honotiihe with companions.
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