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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
12
Shipping news from Shanghai to Manila and beyond describes the Pacific Mall steamship line easing hemp and other cargoes as regional tensions rise. Officials note a shift in trade flows, port activity, and crew movements while vessels prepare for coast departures amid political upheaval and strategic deliveries.
Weather data show temperatures from 11 a.m. to noon reaching around 78 degrees with morning lows near 70. Humidity sits around 62 percent at 8 a.m. Dew point and barometric readings are noted, along with wind speeds and directions across the morning hours. Total wind movement for the 24 hours ending at noon is reported at 268 miles.
Vessels to and from the islands are detailed in a special cable to merchants. Reports describe ships at Alakea wharf, and the United States cruiser Cincinnati replacing the New Orleans in routine Pacific movement. The Kina steamer returns from Kawailoa party ahead of schedule. Weather and trade winds affect outward and inward voyages. cargo includes 4000 sacks sugar, 105 bundles hides, and other freight.
At Vida Villa the Golden Chete Sewing Club hosts a village fair with about nine prettily decorated booths. The event runs from 2 to 6 pm with a band on hand, promising a lively afternoon. Attendees can enjoy greens, bunting, and various stalls offering treats and goods for sale.
A Manila newspaperman was arrested near Yokuluama while awaiting the Pa eile Mall Inner Korea at Kuby Japan. Reports identify the suspect as Sheileky Thom, with ties to the local force in Hie Ahanta Thnes, and say ROC Fisher provided crucial testimony leading to custody at the Guiery proprietory office.
A lengthy passenger roster lists travelers arriving at Hawaii from Manila Hongkong Shanghai and Japan ports. It includes Wills Rev Kawa Hew Takashi Hey Abe Boreas Onaki Green Crumbie and many others with spouses and children, detailing names origins and voyage notes aboard the shipbound for Hilo via Way ports in November.
An unclear OCR fragment references Korea trade and a departure event with mentions of vessels and marine activity. It notes a figure perhaps named Keven and a wither whine phrase near a departure, but concrete facts, dates, places, and reliable entities are unavailable.
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