18 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
1
A fragmented report notes figures related to building site bids and cable provisions in Washington. The readable text hints at bid amounts and related contracts but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a rescue of a liner and its arrival at eight in the morning in Petaling. The text contains garbled names and phrases making precise details uncertain. It preserves only the moment of the liner's arrival and rescue context.
A garbled OCR style record mentions Captain TR Het Nek Miniel and several names like Aine Aerek Mme and Poedprenoe. It hints at a 14 question reading, some paths to a booklet, and references to people including Carlen and Sven in a tech setting, with dates and counts scattered throughout.
Associated Press dispatch from CIENFUEGOS Sept 18 notes a ship with 400 marines aboard arriving today. Philadelphia report says the Minneapolis with 75 marines on board sailed for Cuba.
OCR text displays garbled phrases about renters, a meeting, a cafe, and possible attendees. The readable bits suggest a local housing or tenant gathering with dates and names obscured. No clear event, place, or organization is finalizable from the fragments.
A fragmented OCR item describes a Midway event with mentions of performers and onlookers. It references a race or pairing at a homecoming, noting spectators and a crowd, and includes garbled names and places such as Henry, Annmarie, and Mangellone. The piece conveys confusion but centers on water related action and a Midway setting during a homecoming week.
Fragmentary report references a deputy and a plan to depart for an island tour in Hawaii next Tuesday. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but hints at a two to three week trip and party involvement with a decision dependent on the group.
A typhoon battered Hong Kong harbor causing extensive damage estimated at a million dollars. Many vessels were wrecked or barely afloat, with American ship FP Hiten cock and numerous British, German, and Japanese ships sustaining heavy losses amid the rough seas and flooding.
In San Francisco a report notes the death of P. J. Tobin, longtime president of Hibernia Bank and a prominent figure in local finance. Details remain sparse as the obituary timeline unfolds.
Proposal to move the Republican headquarters away from the present Kort street site and the former Honolulu Republic editorial rooms on Merchant Street. Do not expect Di Hont to conceal a small head.
A damaged Pacific Mutual Life summary notes a fire at the San Francisco home office building causing one death and substantial losses. It references insured damages, partial destruction, and ongoing investigation into coverage and improvements.
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