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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1911
Page
3
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A jumble of notable figures arrives and departs on the Siberia liner and Pacific routes. JOAN PAHEA meets a poet laureate. ATTORNEY MW PROSSER and JUDGE LYSTEIL undergo medical care. SECRETARY RIVENBURGH plans a Coast visit. numerous dignitaries including VON HAMEL, PONT, TAN and TANIA travel with diplomats, businessmen, and reporters, noting their roles and destinations on this port-facing roster.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions tides sun moon and astronomical terms. It includes stray letters and numbers, referencing a moon related figure or measurement. The text is garbled but suggests a study or observation fragment about celestial timing and tidal effects.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia arrived at Atashi wharf with a Honolulu contingent prominent in the crew and passenger list. Fourth officer Morris, known locally as Goody, and Charles G. Marlett, formerly with Hawaii’s brewing firm, were aboard. Frederick Burman and A Be Cooley also connected to Hawaii. The ship carried 140 cabin, 9 second class, and 1,? aboard, with three stowaways found en route. It sails for the Far East at five this evening, carrying raw cotton, flour, barley, and 17 automobiles bound for Japan and China, including factory-new cars. notable passengers include Sir Avebi Bala Williams and sons KG Williams and G H Willy, plus Los Angeles resident AL Hamburger. Stoppages included a volcano visit by tourists. Hawaiian cargo aims to Kawailoa and Mahihona. The ship, with a full freight and several passengers, is bound toward Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, and home.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures at ports including San Francisco Port Townsend Newcastle and Ludlow with vessels such as Melrose Hilo sails and Amisco and Wilhelmina. Cargo details mention canned pineapples sugar and wool shipments among agents and captains names across multiple ports and dates.
A man named Ross disappears from his home and then reappears at a station. Deputy Sheriff Charlow Neine reports the case as a possible abduction or misdirection while investigators trace messages he allegedly sent to his wife. The situation prompts police to scrutinize his work, family, and the Hawaii linked clues.
Fragmentary report from Circuit court proceedings referencing judge Cooper and individuals Laverty Ambrews and Laon BLeuNR. Mentions a petition directed to Otto von Kinki in Wiesbaden Germany and the Henjes estate with untidy OCR errors and missing context.
Zealandia will make a brief stop at the Aloka wharf at noon, then proceed via Aveknad and Sava to Vancouver and Victoria to load a shipment of pineapple totaling over a thousand. The steamer carried passengers and freights, including through passengers and a crew, with limited crowds aboard.
An OCR readable slice lists numerous names associated with a Siberia voyage dated POMS 8, including Beatrice Bartlett, Henry Bostwick, Archibald Willamean, Mary Wobaw, Marie Aula Kooke, and many others. The text reads like a passenger manifest with scattered surnames, initials, and affiliations, though many entries are garbled.
A late 19th century style summary notes Hawait receives praise from Kahin amid conflicts tied to a Californian figure and wartime funding. The piece, reprinted from a foreign journal, discusses naval actions in the Mediterranean, a government appropriation for Mayall’s project, and local industrial implications. It highlights the scale of defense and industrial spending, naming several places and figures, including Harbor conversations and military oversight.
Principal owner and manager Matice Lowenstein of Castle Brothers-Wolf and Sone clashes with rival at the port in Chandian Atousta. Officials discuss transit routes as Lowenstein lies in Manila while planning a world tour.
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