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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1911
Page
5
A garbled nontopic piece traces diverse subjects from governance and diplomacy to American aviation and press critiques. It mentions Governor Frw Telende, an Aviator Rodgers, and various contractors, with hints of a commission, a wife of a famine movelint, and a Lay Missionary convention. The tone mimics a late 19th or early 20th century editorial jumble.
A perplexing report warns of yellow fever exposure at U S and Pacific ports. Officials call for federal action, stricter quarantines, and coordinated measures by Governor, Health Board, and business groups to keep Honolulu and Territory ports free of disease.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Percy Hunter and various names and locations. Faint references to Han, Mids, and Van der Noyenitier appear beside garbled phrases about work timing and pacing. The text lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled quotes about borrowing money and reciprocity. It hints at a humorous or moral exchange but is too corrupted to recover a clear event, names, or places. The readable parts suggest a social comic bit or dialogue sketch missing context.
A fragmented OCR reads like a late night note about a rare time and net liters heading toward an interference issue. It mentions New York City, Vancouver, and a Wednesday date with a planned event or station closing.
Commissioner de Young outlines the Pan-Pacific International Exposition as California and San Francisco prepare the ground for a landmark event. He speaks of strategic ports, the Suez route, and broad support from business, with plans and credentials to engage foreign rulers. The venture is billed as the era’s greatest undertaking and an expensive but vital public show.
The Interior Department discussion in Hawaii centers on Gov Frear retention. Delegates note Fisher’s Honolulu visit and a December 11 return, with no protests to the White House beyond a similar letter from Delegate Kulto. The path forward remains under review as factors and opinions surface.
Fragmented notes recount an inquiry into charges affecting Hawaii affairs. References mention Taft officials and Secretary Fisher considering action, with letters and communications noted as part of the investigation. Strong figures are cited, but the garbled OCR limits precise names and dates.
Campbell and Jenkins face peril as canoes surge near the reef. Campbell slips from his pendore gear but regains control, finally sprinting ahead while friends aid in a dramatic rescue. The party reaches shore amid cheers and plans for a return voyage in November.
The party sails from New York after a November 21 departure to Yokohama and Moji, visiting Hitachi copper interests and Kosaka mines. It proceeds to Kawa niki near Niggnaki for a state dinner and reception in honor of the Emperor's birthday.
The report notes a shortage of men for the sanitary survey project. Three workers have been at it about a month with little progress. Nine districts remain, with partial sections stalled, delaying completion near December end. Court hearings listed include K Yamamot v Sukurai and Territory of Hawaii v Seong with several attorneys present.
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