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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented report describes the arrival of a vessel named Little Eclipse at port without explicit details. The text includes garbled phrases and muddled names but hints at a formal event at an opera house and a rehearsal evening.
Frank S. N. Brockman, longtime secretary of the Yo MC AL, prepared to deliver a substantial address in Seoul Korea. The Awakened Orient party held a gathering aimed at highlighting the leader’s view on society and future developments.
Private Eugene Lave of the Maplis Corps pleaded guilty to numerous charges before the general port tart at Haine Very. The court heard testimony praising his record and character, with a plea for leniency as proceedings continue to determine punishment.
A report notes Territory holds ample funds with a total of 9,142,734.07 dollars mentioned. The text references Governor and other officials in a late evening event, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The figure indicates substantial treasury assets.
Immigrant drama unfolds as Mme de Rougemont arrives in San Francisco with a baby claimed by none of the parties. Immigration officials at Angel Island decide she may proceed to Paris with the child, to be turned over to its presumed father. The case centers on a two year marriage to H. W. Ehlers and a prior Honolulu union, with the baby’s paternity unresolved and national attention lingering.
The piece reports a divorce action filed by Countess de Mougenont seeking alimony from Ho W. Ehler after desertion. It notes a prior marriage on May 3, 1808, desertion on September, and an interlocutory order by Judge Trowtt on September 14. The final decree appeared Septem ber 20, and Me. Ehlert’s travel to Hawaii is mentioned with unclear connexions.
Fragmentary report mentions a trial or investigation and a named suspect. details are garbled with many illegible words. The piece references a party and possible voting context, with notes on actions and a potential admission or reaction. Entities are hard to identify due to text quality.
Tickets for the big Basket Fete are now on sale at the Cathedral gate. On Sunday November 24 attendees must wear a tag. The event is organized by the committee with many workers to assist at the gate. Children under one year admitted free. Adults twenty nine pence.
Mary Jones, a kindergarten trainer at Kalhh Kindergarten, was committed to a sanatorium after a violent outburst. She attacked a nearby person, then attempted to harm others in her home before being restrained. Police and medical officials described the episode as a severe mental health crisis.
Unclear ledger notes indicate a cautious uptick in early trading with mention of slight gains in several issues. Names and places are garbled, but references to market actions suggest modest increases in prices and limited volume against prior levels.
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