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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
3
A chaotic OCR fragment lists various local notices, sales items, and advertisements alongside court proceedings. Entries mention exhibitions and prices, car and carriage services, a public demonstration, a luncheon, and a police probe. It records a motor accident, a court hearing, and a delinquent filing in demurrer, with references to names and entities in Hawaii.
A fragmented OCR text lists multiple individuals and roles, mentioning MRE and J Fearon connected to an International Bank branch in Mantte, a voyage on Tenyo Maru, Captain Je Lo Hath, and various social events. The garbled passages reference dinners, parties, and home scenes with scattered names and places, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Shipping round the world travelers crowd the Tenyo Maru on arrival from Yokohama and San Francisco. Passengers headed for Honolulu include A Pettibridge of the British navy and Mrs P. Preston of Menlo Park among others aboard the Pacific liner. The voyage stops at Hilo and Honolulu and features a tour to view volcanic wonders while crews prepare for future departures and a secret service escort incidents on the Persia search.
In foreign ports dated Tuesday September twelve, ships from San Francisco and Yokohama arrived or were noted including AVizonan, COLUMBIA RIVER, and LOGAN. Reports mention personnel movements, hospital matters, and a reference to local authorities and port operations in a weathered, fragmented roster.
In a fragmentary report Jackson praises publicity efforts tied to a Hawaii promotion committee. The text многословно references Australian interest, railroading figures, and promotional campaigns across hotels, with unclear details and numerous garbled terms.
The article discusses vast Territorial bond money potentially idle, questioning who holds or moves it. It notes concerns over security, government officials, and a jittery banking system while speculating on future use and protection of the funds.
Fragmented bid notes show multiple suppliers and quoted prices for sewer materials and delivery. Details mention Lecithin, delivery timelines, and unit costs, with references to California red brick and various firms preparing bids. The text lists quantities, distances, and delivery requirements amid a clutter of partial figures and vendor names, typical of a public works bid page.
A long obituary recalls PierreMarcellin Howeqnet, superior general of the Congregation of the Sacred Heart and head of its missionary work in the Hawaiian Islands. The Catholic rites were held in the cathedral as a solemn requiem, detailing his education, novitiate, philosophy studies, and leadership roles within the order. He was born in Comaranne Frauen Avell and spent years teaching in Cahors and Hovenstone Seminary before rising to superior general in the late 19th century.
A long column lists passengers and officials aboard the Tenye Mar including JW Evans Philippine governor of Palawan, PHL Patchin, Manuel Quazon, Rev. Paul P Fair, Capt 3A Pethbridge, Morgan Rohs, and George Lyle, with mentions of publishers syndicates, New York and London connections, and upcoming departures to Hong Kong and the Far East. Also noted are social events, birthdays, and a range of British and American travelers en route to the Orient, with manager and station details for several hotels and agencies.
A garbled report describes Jorn Reve an interpreter in pollen court settling a dispute with fines paid by friends. It mentions a judge Monkiurrat, a Rowe's Friends subscription, and suspicious sums pleaded, with references to legal actions, injunctions, and estate matters involving Sackwith and Ravkwite in a chaotic, unclear narrative.
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