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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
5
Shipping notes detail the Kilauea’s maiden run and crew, with references to World War era naval operations, the Hawaii trade route, and connections to major liners and shipping firms. The report notes vessel specs, propulsion, and anticipated service alongside Pacific maritime interests.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sun and moon terms and names like SH and Ow, with unclear phrases about beds and tenure. The readable bits show no complete events or clear persons, places, or organizations to anchor a proper news item. The content appears as stray notes rather than a coherent report.
Weather bulletin notes temperature near 6m am and 08 dew point around 8 treets. Humidity about 80 percent with wind from the northeast at 11, observed by a halting velocity instrument. End of report references conditions at 207 units with unclear local details.
Maritime brief detailing multiple ships toward and from the islands. Notices mention Hongkong to Seattle service, Matson lines, and Nippon ships. Cargo updates include L000 tons, 200 passengers, and planned sailings from Honolulu and Yokohama. Chief figures include Surgeon General Wyant and the Chinese wireless station improvements.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a new Colonial party ship and an order for a vessel built on the British Columbia coast, with port routes and passenger names. it mentions construction costs, ship size, and a long list of individuals, but many words are distorted and unreadable.
A fragmented notice describes a model flyer contest with references to a Rotary event and an entertainment date. It mentions potential participants including named individuals and notes a plan for a late Saturday event. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a community model flyer competition tied to a local organization and a forthcoming entertainment program.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports missionary activity and naval movement with mentions of Bar Kagland Iseengery Nippon Mari tae and a vessel at anchor. It notes streets, city stay, and patrols with scattered names like Ming Conn A Bingen and Peters. The piece ends with a misplaced line about bulletin ads pay.
Amid war pressures a council committee pledges a citywide sanitation plan. Dr Bine to lead a commission, aiming to improve sewer and water systems and prevent disease. Officials vow to cut field labor forces as trains slow and logistics strain the town.
Fragmented OCR synopsis describes a Chefoo man discussing revolt and political themes with mentions of protégés and various actors. The text is garbled but hints at a public discussion or speech with references to names, places, and abstract political ideas. The piece appears as a continuation from a prior page with scattered phrases about influence, encouragement, and public reception.
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