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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes recount a political meeting in New York with references to a gambler, voters, and a defeated convention. Names like Morton, Helen Tilly, and Sir Atitrew appear amid garbled text, indicating a disrupted report on organizational activity and outcomes.
The Neen at Kahani A mentions a legal matter related to the estate of Lane Lawrie Basan Shwe Ullar with proceedings in the Chemit Court seeking an equal debon of property. Notices reference Rosamdor and Hattie receiving a Fable Froth from The New York alleys yesterday and a heeling caportil fieepot for a nearby sineuee.
A garbled report notes minor land board cases with private auction actions. It mentions a public sale process, Hie latet deed status, and an upcoming decision by the Land Commission on a Hihee el a Qetiiwl pental, with references to applicants and officials amid unclear details.
Shipping news from Honolulu reports Chinese evacuees aboard the China and many passengers from Manila and Newcastle. Cargo includes livestock, horses, cattle, crates, and general goods. Several steamers, including the J.C. Meyer and Manta Lae, are sighted or expected, with arrivals and departures scheduled near port.
The readable lines describe a disrupted OCR fragment about a person named Martin and references to a waterway, streets, and a ferry or road sections. The garbled text hints at a delay or obstruction and mentions offices, a room, a telephone, and a bulletin office. No clear event or outcome is established.
Vessels listed with arrivals and sailings to various ports including Ban Franciaco, Francisco, Zealandia, Yokohama, Nippon Mura, and others. Notable entries include Arrivals at Honolulu and Koko Head and a wireless note of dock timing. Details show dates October 16 to 17 and multiple ship movements in harbour service.
Balvage Company enters new field. Puget Sound Tugboat Company’s long effort to arrange general salvage work between Portland and the Puget Sound area is set to expand with a large tug named the Gas Hat. Ships will be stationed near Gray's Harbor and along the coast to support towing operations north of Portland. The fleet will carry welders and be ready for active service with crew and lifeboats.
Clipping from the San Francisco Chronicle reports Jack Scully faces trouble after a hotel incident involving a dope arrest and a warrant issued by Police Judge Dewey. Det Sgt Hert Wren heads a manhunt as officers pursue Scully for a hotel debt and related charges.
Posey Ta Ay and Frank Cleghorn claim they paid over seven thousand five hundred dollars to acquire a property under a will provision. The will states that upon paying eight thousand dollars the property transfers to them and their debts are cleared. The document was filed at the conveyancing clerk's office.
Competition at Portland heats as new pilotage and towage services surge in the Columbia River entrance. Puget Sound Tugboat Company plans to establish pilotage at the entrance, while stevedoring firms gear up for vessel handling and outloading to feed the canal zone trade.
A fragmented piece describes a man pursuing druggists across towns and states, detailing visits to nine or more locations. The wanderer seeks names and evidence, with mentions of Chinese and Japanese residents and police departure. The passage hints at a sweeping investigation and potential wartime paranoia, referencing a diverging path through law, suspicion, and enforcement across numerous locales.
Food Commissioner Ewart Blanchard announces two more potential arrests linked to poi investigations. He states samples tested last week meet legal standards, but two cases will still be prosecuted. he rejects speculation about any further charges.
Parker and Parkes appear in a fragmented piece mentioning travel disruption and health concerns. The text notes a party including a spouse and mentions valuable property interest and legal notices of relocation. No clear events, dates, or locations are established beyond California references.
A health board report cites rising tuberculosis deaths during the last period ending October 10 with a note of high fatalities in Agalagy. The figures come from the toxin ward of Wirth and show a marked surge in mortalities and related illness.
A group including Mariial Hendry of Honolulu and John Venne, both convicted murderers, will be escorted from Honolulu to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary for life terms. Guard Wooly and others accompany the transfer aboard a stated eastbound train, with officials noting the prisoner handoff to state authorities and a return trip for subsequent duties.
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