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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
3
An incomplete note from a historical page records a meet and cordial invitation, mentioning WEIS and Lt. O. Tomig Kl, with garbled, partial names and locations. The readable fragments suggest a social or ceremonial gathering near a pylon or landmark, but key details are missing.
A chaotic local item notes a Cholera germ exhibit at Anchor Saloon on Towndhe Island with garbled details about rates and down payments. It mentions a Hotel or Commissioner event, a procession of assorted goods, and a court session where judge William Le Whitney will preside. Further lines refer to election chances, a Royal pageant, and McKinley High School exams to be presented Friday morning.
Fragmented wartime style notes describe a debate over arming Oahu. The piece mentions donors, political figures, and a San Francisco Fair context. It suggests a contention that arms would draw attention rather than deter threats, with references to visitors and protests.
The fragment discusses a rumor about a mysterious drift at night near a coast presented as a yarn told by a man traveling from Montana. It hints at a startling claim about a large fleet or group seen by the sea, provoking questions and curiosity.
Military transport ships laden with preserved pineapples depart for San Francisco as troopers report vaccination compliance. The Wilhelmina and Oceanic steamers carry hundreds of crates of fruit, passengers, and crew, while harbor crowds line the docks. A cargo of timber and sugar accompanies these vessels, with arrivals expected at San Francisco later today.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a last darter of the moon on September 16 with unclear surrounding text and stray phrases about tides and celestial events. The readable items are sparse and lack identifiable people or organizations.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Williamson at 1 38 today in hospital. Both mother and baby are reported doing very well.
The Marama arrives at Honlura before eight this morning with sixty five passengers. The ship sails from Vancouver to Sydney with 107 settlers and 79 steerage passengers. Officers note calm winds and a light southwesterly breeze as the vessel proceeds, and the Marama is expected to depart later in the day for the Colonies at four o'clock in the afternoon.
The Federal Grand Jury met and adjourned without presenting any report. The session adjourned to tomorrow morning with expectations of a forthcoming report. Details around other matters at the United States district court remain unclear due to garbled text.
In a morning proceeding Schmidt was fined ten dollars for disturbing a horse and making odd claims. Bohmblt pleaded guilty to a case that same day and promised better behavior. Col Garhind SN notes Whistler from coast artillery was placed on retirement.
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