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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
8
A train wreck occurs at the Terriel A Pueblow Rick Trestle when the spillway bridge collapses into a rapid river. Fireman Moyfiel and Engineer Hindman survive the immediate crash as crews work through the morning to recover victims and salvage damaged cars, with many bodies later recovered along the riverbank.
The report lists tides and nautical timings across U S ports, noting Standard Time differences from Greenwich and meridian references. It includes vessel arrivals such as the Podelees from Kalutah and ships from Havent Pare, with dates like Wednesday and August 21, plus references to various ports and sailing notices.
The report lists officers and roles for a local organization with names including WR. Farrington, G. Jeckus, A.V. Gear, and CG. The fragmentary note references duties and positions such as President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer with unclear context and date.
In the matter of the estate of Fooptt Siu OW late of Honotali Onis a petition for probate of will and for appointment of a personal representative has been filed. The hearing is set for October 1 at 1 o clock in the court rooms of the First Circuit Court Honolulu. Publication is required weekly for three weeks in The Evening Bulletin. Dated Honolulu September 1 1940. Judge Mira Circuit Court Le J Warren attorney for petitioner.
Survivors describe a wreck where boats, debris, and bodies filled the riverbank. Dozens pulled from the water, many ripped of clothing, others carried downstream toward the bend. In a violent surge the current carried away lives as the wreck plunged thirty five feet, a hundred feet wide, with a current strong enough to move heavy loads for a mile.
Weather report covers absolute humidity wind velocity and direction at noon and 8 am from Weather Moreau station. Includes readings for 24 hours with movement and total air moisture. Named observers Alex McC Ashley and station director.
A Labor Day luau will be held on May five at Mudlaun Kar Palate with elaborate preparations. A 4 by 10 foot cover and evergreen decorations are planned. A committee led by Mire Jennie Rela and Hon Mee DM Kupthea will organize the event to benefit laboring citizens and families with a noon start and a six o clock end. A quintet club will provide music and tickets are on sale at the Territorial Messenger Office. Proceeds will be donated to Home Help and Ald Society Fund.
Mr Dooley weighs the inside features of the political prospects in Saturdays Bulletin. The weekly edition promises a forecast of the election with Dooley's remarks as essential reading for readers.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a large estate with stables, a poultry house, hedges, and a county court reference. Mentions feeding cattle fodder, a pier, and unspecified items about bathing and encampment. Reading suggests farmyard facilities and property elements rather than a coherent narrative.
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