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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented text appears to describe timber supplies for island ports and related works. Names, places, and project terms are garbled, but references include timber types, harbor work, and possible dates or officials. The readability is poor, yet the fragment suggests an assignment about wood, port construction, and associated personnel.
Fragmentary wartime style report notes General Macomb in field and calls for more officers for Leilehua. The text mentions infantry units and various place names, with references to military leadership and late 19th or early 20th century context. Names and places are scattered amid garbled OCR, but the core item is a push to increase officer numbers for Leilehua under General Macomb's command.
A derailed car incident injures a woman on Kin street near Kina. Police and emergency crews responded as bystanders reported a chaotic scene and a possible traffic collision. Investigators traffic unit noted vehicle damage and spoke with witnesses about the derailment.
A project to install water mains on Queen Street proceeds with workers preparing shoring and pipe laying. Officials expect delays and traffic restrictions while crews from the Vituliite company coordinate with manager GUM to secure dates and ensure completion.
Entered for Record October 7 and October 9 1911 listing various transfers and muttonges among individuals and companies including Nie et al to Napoleon Puleal Mtet K Noeatn Waterhouse Te Co and Honolulu Stock Reb 4 Stock Yanda. Names and partial parties appear amid garbled OCR text. The passage outlines real estate activity and associated records with multiple entries across dates in October 1911.
The focal stock market today shows limited buying and strong quotes in select issues like Walalia Pioneer Ewa and Hawaiian Commercial. Investors expect a pickup as strong and reliable opportunities appear, with brokers notes on potential opening demand later.
Perelstrous of the International Immigration and Colonbeat Association states readiness to bring over friends and relatives of Namahins already here but no decision yet from the Territorial Board of Immigration. Chairman Richard Ivers is away and board members are not inclined to act soon. The American schooner Helene is being discharged of a shipment of timber and is expected to set sail again before the close of the week.
A chaotic report describes Hawaii facility work on fruit disease control. It cites Wysmoathenklon Aguava Aero and Thepeetat G. WW. Rooper, noting infected plants and Mediterranean fruit fly concerns. President Gilmore tasks the board with oversight as inspectors monitor progress. Torajiro Sakamoto seeks divorce from Tada Sakamoto amid case details.
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