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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes spiritualist themes as Kumari Marine Yee and others address a gathering. The prose hints at séances, rituals, and calls for calm amid social upheaval. Event date and location are unclear due to garbled text.
A heavy week at sea with multiple ships arriving and departing. The Crown of Galicia and other freighters, including Nippon Maru and Ka Mal, maneuver in the Brazilian port region and off Hawaii. Passengers, cargoes, and crew changes are reported amid strong northeast winds and rough seas.
At 6 am the temperature reads 74 degrees with a 8 am forecast showing a rise. Barometric pressure and humidity readings are noted, alongside wind velocity and direction data from noon.
Special cable notes ships sailing between the islands. The Matson Navigation Company vessel Hos-noluton will sail from Seattle for Honolulu December 26 carrying a large general cargo. The Korea, en route from the Orient, is due off San Francisco tomorrow afternoon with about nine hundred tons of freight and roughly one hundred passengers booked. The Montan will depart Hilo for San Francisco direct with a pineapple and sugar shipment.
Advertisement from the Publ Works Department announces the Kewalo sewer project. Work may begin after cast iron pipe orders are placed for Jerelanta and Mingstreat. The Medcult sewer contract awarded to Lord Young Engineering Co. but progress remains uncertain.
Court stenographer P Maurice McMahon reports that Luntohe Lahapa J Bush and John F Colburn failed to pay and the court orders payment for the transcript of evidence in the Walter case. The order requires payment within the specified time or the transcript will not be issued.
A harbor city public works note indicates steps to demolish the Honolulu Hale building. Superintendent Marston Campbell was served with a motive from the Board of Hyatth to place the property in a crippled state awaiting action. The Governor and Campbell were to assess the situation and decide on the next actions regarding the structure.
Fragment lacks clear events or recognizable entities. The readable parts mention vague phrases such as good lazy and references to unnamed people and places, with no coherent actions or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.
The scene shows crews sawing and removing trees near Fort Street as protesters oppose clearance. Heavy equipment and trucks move from the hillside toward the riverfront while public works begin drainage and site clearing. The project faces ongoing demonstrations and anticipated completion details remain unclear.
The governor reports a quiet campaign with investigators working on unidentified larvae findings. Dr. Pratt receives notes at noon as writers are drawn in from various directions. No definite conclusion on the metamorphosis or type of montago is possible yet.
A city board extended wet land restrictions within the jurisdiction to curb wet cultivation. They created a special committee to arrange agreements with landowners, offering compensation. The supreme court of a distant jurisdiction upheld the regulation as valid and permissible, denying the need for further compensation.
The Aero Contest continues with aviator K L Gordon inspecting new Curtis models ahead of the trials tomorrow afternoon. Honolulu is to be judged by Captain Walter Johnson, Professor Collain, and Gus Schaefer, with many local enthusiasts invited to attend and witness the proceedings.
Edward Blanchard announced Federal findings on ten samples from local drug stores. Only two met standard ammonia content while several products used substitutes or unnamed ammonia. Blanchard referred the matter to Washington for official opinion and cautioned consumers.
Disjointed OCR notes indicate Mills will head an anti-campaign group against a movement. Court hearing by Judge Whitney is set for Tuesday morning to address an injunction, with names such as Mills, Hunt, and others appearing in the fragmentary list of expected witnesses.
A diphtheria outbreak near Mas Hapepe Kanuh alarms the school, prompting quarantine for two Ceuhete teachers. The two children were treated with medicine but remain confined, while others fear exposure. Local officials report limited details as they monitor the situation.
Fragmentary OCR passage references wirelens wirelews, meats, and a trading route with mentions of Ban Franedners Yokohama and Honohin. Details are garbled. no coherent events, dates, or entities clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule fragment with names and times such as Thursday and 8 p.m. It mentions locations or people but several words are garbled, leaving the exact event, participants, and place unclear.
A partial passenger list records arrivals from Kone and Kan ports and Malukian routes. Names include Mauion Prete Freitas Kawa Campisie Yamana Amptens Conant Karelia Meath Stone Garvey Young Wo Kerabner Townsend Davin Chalmers Hin va Way ports and Hinva. Arrival noted for November with multiple travelers and companions aboard vessels docking at various East and Hin port segments.
A rough market feature notes bond trading activity in Hilo with mentions of specific bonds and prices. It references a transferral value around 12 000 and recorded trades, including oil shares and various blocks, with mentions of traders and a Trust Company handling listings.
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