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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary text lists multiple personal names and scattered event notes. It mentions a ship, a potential voyage, and references to places like Waterton and Washington. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece reads as a jumbled historical snippet without a coherent narrative.
A garbled historical report notes court activity in a Helena region, mentioning various names, places, and dates. Despite corruption, the fragment indicates a session or event with multiple proceedings and potential penalties, suggesting a busy federal docket and associated hearings.
Fragmentary local column references figures, events, and names including a public figure and organizations. The text hints at civic matters and community personalities, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
Shipping news chronicles Captain Simerson's career milestone aboard the Norwegian freighter Bolva. Intermixed are garbled passages about crew, vessel movements, and port departures with references to Captain Twit, and lines mention weather, ship duties, and a busy voyage network across the Pacific and Atlantic theaters.
A bustling maritime bulletin notes vessels arriving and sailing to and from islands. Santa Kita from Hilo arrives. U. S. Annapolis bound for Boston. Kahulus and other ships report ports, cargoes, and schedules. A record shipment from Hamburg to Manila and a United States Army transport Sherman overhaul are highlighted amid varied freight movements and harbor notices.
Gentimea reports the Federation delegation arrives for a health oriented mission in Frog Law district. Officials discuss mapping work and the need for efficient handling of tasks, with Anil Howard at Hattfin presenting to AE Jui AL. cargo details mention ships Saint Rogitien and Milantialy bound for various ports, while local officials prepare for the upcoming schedule.
A young Chinese child slid from a streetcar on Alaken Street in a city area this afternoon. The boy sustained injuries but managed to reach home before help arrived, with passersby noting a nearby hydrant and a motorist assisting.
Weather today shows temperatures around the misread minimum and a high near the noon point. Wind velocity from Nos Sam to Kt direction measured with some movement over two hours ending at noon, totaling about 184 miles of travel.
Weight was fined one hundred dollars and costs after being found guilty of a statutory offense in federal court. Charles F. Clomane was also involved, with Weight tied to the case as a participant. The proceedings indicate a federal judgment against Weight for the listed offense.
A dense OCR from a 19th century port records page lists numerous names of passengers and crew, ships, origins, and destinations. It notes arrivals from Maui and Molokai, people traveling to San Francisco, Ban Francie, and Heneilu, with vessel names and dates. It mentions officers, families, and soldiers along with many surnames and affiliations.
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