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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented text describes a spiritualist gathering with references to figures and places, hinting at a dubious event or promotion. Details are garbled, but mentions a meeting, a اعلام at a venue, and a call to attend. No clear dates or organizations are extractable from the readable portions.
A long typed shipping column notes American-Hawaiian vessels’ ongoing routes to Orient ports. Cargoes include Kimber and other goods. ships depart with lumber and fertilizer bound for agencies in New York and coastwise ports, while crews handle fuel and gear amid complex trade talks and inspections. The piece covers various ships including Wilhelmina, Claudine, and Enterprise, detailing routes, cargoes, and regulatory notes.
Long shipping notice details vessels sailing to and from the islands and ports including Yorkohama Bulled and Port Lowolow. It discusses anticipated distance reductions via Panama and Pacific routes, impacts on New York, Liverpool, and Sydney travel, and notes on future route openings and freight significance. Includes minor crime sketch about the Globe whaler mutiny and harbor work.
A fragmented notice mentions a New Moon event scheduled for November 20 at 10018. The readable text is garbled but indicates a local observance or gathering with an unclear time, location, and organizer.
Weather summary incomplete shows temperatures around 70s with variable wind. Mentions wind at four and direction north likely, power and meteorological office contact. No clear location, date, or full numbers available.
The Shinyo Maru docked at Alakea wharf with a lively crowd of passengers viewing Honolulu. Notables include Manuel L. Quezon and various international figures, journalists, lawyers, and businesspeople from the United States, Philippines, and Asia, traveling on a world tour and planning return to New York and Lorton after brief Honolulu calls.
A garbled report describes Detobiee and Commander Lloyd Chander involving Akron and Atlantic. It mentions a torpedo battalion, Melvin, a rear engine, and a failed expedition. The text references damage, repairs, and a proposed annual cost of 61 dollars, with unclear sequence and names.
Local chamber planning a merchants welcome for visiting sailors. President Spalding favors a coordinated program with entertainment and a duty parade. Event aims to showcase merchants’ cooperation, featuring a promotion committee and community entertainment at a park.
A fragmentary report describes court proceedings at the murder case, noting testimony and the courtroom atmosphere. The piece references the crime scene, allegations, and the ongoing trial, with limited readable names and details.
A fragmented report from Wimihita detailing an invention for mechanically harvesting beets. The piece references inventor names and a trial context with unclear names and dates, noting technical aspects and local observers.
Fragmentary OCR lists a wide array of individuals, ships and places including Honoluli, various ports, and numerous surnames and titles. The text reads like a haphazard ledger of residents, visitors, families, servants, and officials with scattered mentions of dates and roles.
Fragmented OCR narrative centers on maritime charges, idle ships, and hulks linked to local authorities. It mentions Waite Mere, Ayling, Wharton, McCarthy, and a county plant context with a dated reference to 14. The piece lacks clear structure but signals a legal or financial action against vessels.
A garbled OCR item hints at a local event or public notice with scattered phrases about a preserve, a court or legal action, and potential dates. Readable names and places are absent, leaving a fragmentary snapshot of a community notice.
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