Local and general report from a distant city page
Fragmented text describes various local people places and events with scattered names and places. It mentions SavIore Me Hteme, AVINSH, and Fire Whee among many unclear items and times.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
12
Fragmented text describes various local people places and events with scattered names and places. It mentions SavIore Me Hteme, AVINSH, and Fire Whee among many unclear items and times.
Amid wartime pressures a mix of personal names and acronyms appear in the clipped text. References to Loy hue Tee and Winther suggest political figures and organizations like HC Lacoste UNAM HIRE, with mentions of ministers or leaders and calls for action. The fragmented OCR hints at a public discourse on rationing and governance.
A jumble of names and phrases reflects a blurred report on sugar prices and stock movements. The readable bits reference Hornets, a place named Ain, and various seeming entities, but the core action remains unclear amid the OCR garble.
The Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling backing a circuit judge amid disputed rulings and party disputes. Officials and sources reference a key legal outcome affecting the case and regional judicial alignment.
List of ships arriving and departing on Saturday October 7 at San Francisco and Port Ane. Vessels named include Apeived, Ben Tow, Mary B. Pester, S Siberha, and Shorilan. Trades show connections to Yokohama and Powell aboard ships expected to sail around nine p.m. for San Francisco and Pacific routes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss labor activity along Hilo Road and nearby areas. Mentions individuals unlikely to be readable names, August, and general labor questions. context suggests historical labor organizing themes in a Pacific region setting with unclear specifics.
Officials visited the receiving station amid protest and security measures. Names mentioned include Alverio Chen and Blophline Eonee as part of the visiting party and local responses in the city context.
A damaged text fragment lists passengers and routes including names such as Mongatha and Victoria Maura De, with departures for Siberia Minnesota and other places. Mentions Manite Sent, sherman, and Bun Prinses. Mentions arrivals with dates and locations like Mitford, Honoushe Francinco, Warren Stationed at the Philippines, and San Franchno.
A chaotic report details the Sheridan and Thomas groups aboard a vessel facing rough seas and delays. The crew plans orders, with mentions of shore stops, military movements, and weather affecting departure. Names and places appear amid tangled fragments of a maritime scene.
Fragmented OCR text mixes names and terms from a court scene with unclear references and garbled phrases. The readable elements mention a session before Judge Robinson and scattered names suggesting a report on a legal proceeding or public court event.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and relations among travelers and guests. The page appears to record arrivals and accompanying family members, with many partial names and titles, indicating a social or port arrival notice with extensive household details and linked spouses and children.
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