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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Lodge No 616 618 B P O Wks announce fall meeting near Fort on Friday. Visiting Brothers urged to attend. Signed Jas D Dougherty Br Re ObO T Klubgbl Sta.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every Wednesday and 4th Saturday at 7 20 PM in PB Hall corner Port and Heretonia Visiting brothers invited Ht A Taylor G E A Jacobson K R B
Dr Hugh L Dickey Bye operates an ear nose throat clinic at 1150 Aiskee Street opposite the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Hours are 9 to 12:30 and 1:90 to 4:30, Sunday 10 to 11, with evening by appointment.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a naval obituary honoring an admiral's service and memory. It references ships, commands, and dates from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including duties aboard the West Gulf Blockading Squadron and other stations, with scattered names and locations.
C C Kennedy suggests conditions could worsen after arrivals noted in Wiltied report. Kennedy group and Mr CG Kennedy among attendees, details mixed in travel update. Roadside market speculation and weather hints accompany account of Kennedy remarks and future plans.
A broad, fragmentary summary notes activity at the rail yard and shops with references to officials, inspections, and ongoing repairs. Mentions the National Guard, municipal leaders, and various local concerns as part of a wider community update and planned events.
A garbled excerpt discusses antitoxin use in Maui cases with unclear names and dates. It references a plan to test toxin treatment, mentions Hewitt and Matson, and notes hypotheses about heart health and potential effectiveness. The damaged text limits precise details.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Teall Arnviy and SH fuel, mentions Prasery and Hal, and references Hondliln Deng Co. The text is garbled with several proper nouns likely indicating a defense or energy context, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions blue funnel ships, Honolulu, tramps, and a long stream of names and places. It references the steamer Bert, May dates, and various ports including San Francisco and Sydney. The text jumbles ship terms with political names and historical figures, lacking a clear single event.
The article catalogs arrivals and sailings of numerous ships from Honolulu, San Francisco, Yokohama, and Sydney with routes to Hong Kong and Manila. It notes vessel names such as Clereline, Columba, Nippon Maru, and Moana, plus passenger lists, crew changes, and port calls through November and December 1910, including the interisland steamer W G Hall departing for Kauai.
The article describes plans to boost the banana trade with a company coordinating steam shipments. Planters must pack and load the fruit while the company transports the cargo to the United States. Mr Views aims to supply enough fruit to warrant a steamer, estimating about 19 000 lunches over twenty days and a weekly output.
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