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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented report describes a sequence of events tied to a manhunt and police operations. Deputy sheriff and associates pursue suspects across locations, with names and places referenced, including a notable capture and ongoing investigation.
A damaged OCR report describes the Shippers Wharf committee led by A Blom striving to secure funds and support. It notes a plan to confine activities to the week and outlines attempts to preserve the city’s health while addressing financial constraints. A later item reports a fire at Macio Saloon on King and Nowanu streets, with swift fire department response preventing greater loss.
WY Caron Bileviles HM News to Hen PRU nuns.
The article reports on labor movements linked to East Indian and Fiji plantations, indentured workers, and trade routes across the Pacific. It notes company employment scales, migration to Honolulu, and anticipated sailings of ships from Australia and the United States, including direct steamship talks and the arrival of mail steamers China and Herran.
Fragmentary OCR text about tides sun and moon, with garbled names and times. Contains unclear references to a Rat Le and a Rat Le i ota. Unable to extract coherent event or entities.
Maritime notices detail arrivals and departures at Port Townhend and Honolulu. Ships including Shingo Marn, Muriel, Win Frye, and Luling report arrivals and freight movements, with cargoes of sugar, mail, and passengers. The bulletin notes barge landings, quarantine steps, and upcoming sailings to Yokohama and Kahului.
Mrs Hottomley and title wn Haver arrived with Alana amid recent cable chatter. Henry Viggia of Interstrand Navlation Company rests at home after a Henrique fever encounter. Lowenstein, Manila businessman, and Manna Kee of Caste Broth visit Monulub. anticipate Hawaii volcanic activity updates.
Local officials push for comprehensive meter inspections to ensure correct electricity charges. The plan involves a new inspectorate under county supervision, with wage and job duties outlined, aiming to curb erratic readings and protect paying consumers.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, families, and places, with scattered initials and affiliations. The readable content centers on individuals and households unnamed, spanning various locations and possible kin links, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions police, a hotel, executor duties, court actions, and oblique references to local places and names. Core facts are unreadable. the piece appears to mix legal notices, a court scene, and death notices with unclear dates or affiliations.
A brief rental notice in a garbled, OCR-like snippet hints at available lodging. The readable fragments reference an address or location and a price or term, but most details are unclear. This card preserves the core rental intent with minimal, non-graphic wording.
A historic county convention will draw record turnout with large representation across districts West Hawaii and others. Delegates from First and Third Districts plus Fourth and Fifth districts will shape a major territorial convention, with about two hundred twenty seven delegates and substantial voting strength at the county level. The Territorial convention is also expected to be large, with delegates allocated by district and strong turnout shaping early results.
Fragmentary OCR shows Campbell rejecting multiple bids for a winter works project, with scattered figures and supplier names including Belgium and various items priced from hundreds to thousands. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a formal bid rejection process and subsequent discussions.
A schedule notice states Golden Bowing Club of Land Chapter will host an event on Wednesday November 1 while Vida Ville on King Street will host an entertainment event on Saturday. The text is garbled but indicates local club activity and a city event with street location details.
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