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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
5
Readable fragments describe budget items for street widening maintenance and public works. Mentions October projects, costs for freights and quarries, and payments to workers and contractors. References to district upkeep and department allocations amid city improvements.
Washington reports intensified actions on yellow fever as the Health Committee and Civil Federation coordinate quarantine and fumigation. Detention orders target Salina Cruz Manzanillo and Honolulu routes, with officials confirming Honolulu remains uninfected while Salina Cruz and Manzanillo face health checks.
The Navy reports that 110 large granite blocks, each over a ton and a half, have been inspected and approved in California for the Pearl Harbor drydock project. They will be shipped soon to the naval station, where construction work will rush to meet the timetable.
Fragmented OCR yields vague lines about a contract and a hurler. Names and places are garbled but imply a political or sports contract event at Whitehouse with references to teams or individuals and unclear outcomes.
Shipping news notes Matson Navigation steamers eyeing New York and Honolulu routes via Panama Canal, with Wilhelmina planned for wider service after canal completion. Reports mention American-Hawaiian transfers at Tehuantepec, a Kittel wharf debate, Rankin leaving Matson to farm, and multiple cargoes and sailings among Pacific ports including Manila, San Francisco, and Honolulu.
A pennywise dispute unfolds over a road project with a $200000 best road plea. Officials discuss contract cost, funding gaps, and timing while denying political motives as bids and estimates surface.
Shipping notices show October sailings to Honolulu from Victoria and San Francisco with arrivals and departures listed. The report covers aboard ships, port calls, and upcoming sailings, plus a separate note on belt road construction costs and concrete culverts planned for southern coastal routes.
Incoherent text fragment from an OCR page shows mixed letters and numbers. No clear names dates places or actions are present to identify a definite event. The readable bits do not form a complete report nor indicate a verifiable subject.
Fragmentary transport item notes Sparks from the Wirslees and Honoluan en route to Bun Mrancine at 8 p.m. October 4. storm winds expected with head wind and heavy weather. travel route from Honolulu reported with uncertain times and destinations.
A fragmented bulletin notes sugar market signals for Hawaii and weather trends on radio stations. Mentions European air patterns, Cuban influence and favorable forecast chatter. Contains unclear names and scattered phrases about housing, molders, and local entities.
An unclear text fragment describes Kuakini Street being opened with references to city officials and ongoing arrangements. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the piece centers on street reopening actions and related administrative steps.
Report describes a shift within the department as the commander outlines new duties and changes. It notes a move from centralized control to more self directed tasking and a focus on field operations and staff reassignment. The piece mentions specific offices and personnel transitioning to new roles and responsibilities.
HK Bishop and Superintendent Marston Campbell prepare for a meeting and a farewell event. Hugo Herzer, a leading soloist, plans a farewell concert. Mrs Heexer and Mr Heexer will travel tomorrow to attend related activities. St Clement’s Parish hosts a lecture by Mrs Wiwerman, recalling her past talk in Bwhtnerland.
An OCR fragment reports arrival details on a Thursday in October mentioning a Japanese patrol vessel and associated names and terms, though the text is garbled. The readable elements indicate a naval context with potential ship names and origins, but specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
Charles A. Gon of New York, longtime leader in the Laymen Seelay Movement, will deliver an address at the Labor Milvaluny Movement convention in Honedilu. The two day gathering opens Monday at Central United, with sessions on current affairs including Japan and Korea. The program includes church services and a mass meeting at the YooM or the Contrar ntan church, plus a brief evening program with noted speakers.
The entertainment committee of the Elks hosts Leonora Hurricon in a Hawaiian-themed talent night. She is billed to perform with a chorus at the hall on Tuesday evening October 1. Local patrons are invited to attend and enjoy a program featuring musical acts and novelty numbers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court scene mentioning Judge Cooper on a Supreme Court bench with scattered names and unclear surrounding actions. The readable bits suggest a judicial proceeding and possible references to individuals and dates, but the text remains largely garbled.
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