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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
8
The document announces the initiation of an institute opening tomorrow with sessions and arranged instruction. It notes bathing facilities, private instruction, and open access for attendees. It invites Bishop and members to inspect the institute's rooms as enrollment in classes begins.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a boy on a burning deck with parents scolding him and a court martial context. It mentions Miller, a court ruling, a hotel steward, and Seewanuk, but many words are unreadable. The piece seems to mix verse about a shipboard incident with notes on a court case and local hotel detail.
A garbled report describes wrecks and wreckers near Monte Ver and Motina. It mentions a wedding pronouncement, crew hardships, and ransacked vessel stores valued at $200 or $1,000 demanded by a Mexican official. The steamer Nila arrives from Hawaii ports with 2000 bags of sugar and other cargo updates amid weather notes and island port activity.
A fragmented maritime weather and voyage summary notes Pacific time adjustments, ship arrivals and departures listing vessels by name and origin. Entries include Korea, Saw Vesmelene, Kiund porte, and others with movement notices. Schedules indicate sailings for today and related harbor observations.
Cantjewirtied avpetinag at the Bay Me sclntion at the Hawaiian tetany will ih Lhid eventine at hiligast woven In Le awsembly rout of Chetht Cooke 12h, copier of Rime ant Betty trout A and attendance telestted JOVEN ALMIOT ALVUITEW SEAN, Shhielt Monrotary.
The notice describes an estray pound in Kona, Island of Oahu, listing tows and pound fees. It states the animal will be sold on a future date if not claimed, noting a white forehead and white nose with specific markings and describing the enforcement of sale for damages.
A long passenger list records arrivals with many names and titles. The roster includes Mrs E Mor den, Mrs A J Dow, Miss R Beatty, Mrs YL Hopper, Miss G Saber, Mrs J J Waldron, Mrs G Rolph, and many others headed for Yokohama and Nagasaki routes. The fragment emphasizes numerous passengers, companions, and children among the inbound group.
A long roster of passengers and accompanying persons arrives from naval ports, listing numerous individuals with titles and family members. The fragmentary OCR shows many names, titles, and relationships including Mrs, Rev, Miss, and Mr, with several entries noting children or spouses.
The Rithet did not sail for San Francisco this forenoon as expected. Quarantine authorities held her up and regulation compliance was questioned but deemed satisfactory. The ship will likely depart tomorrow. Mrs Gotrox, after breaking a mirror, laughs at superstition, insisting the mirror was a French pirate piece worth 400 dollars. Baltimore News.
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