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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
2
Incomplete OCR shows scattered references to routes and regions including Manchuria Siberia Mongolia China Persia and dated markers September October. The legible bits indicate transport or trade listings with place names linked to historical territories, but no coherent event or outcome emerges from the fragments.
Route guidance lists Way Btations at 9:15 City, with Ewa and Way mea scheduled at 30 minutes later. Details appear fragmented and reader notes indicate local stops near Waiirae and Waialua.
In Purcell, a mob of about 3000 gathered as Bebep Carter and others were accused of assaulting Minnie Spraggaine. Deputies Hayes and Kurthe were overpowered. Carter escaped en route to jail. The mob dragged a Black suspect to the Spraggine home, then to a courthouse, where officials were locked in and later the suspect was burned after a makeshift pyre was prepared, the crowd cheering as the body burned for about an hour.
A brief political update notes Aree Ma and Komal presenting a joint slate. The filing highlights their shared platform and readiness for upcoming elections, signaling coordinated efforts and party backing.
The Loan Commission of Honolulu County invites sealed proposals for rebuilding a 260 foot highway section designated as Part One of the Hana Belt road. Bidders must submit plans and timelines, with deposits for plans and specifications, to the Engineer of the Communication in Room 10 Melntyra Building.
A partial calendar of ships and routes with arrivals and ports from San Francisco to Hawaii, Hongkong, China, and other Pacific destinations. Entries include vessels such as Mauna Loa, Claudine, W G Hall, Sierra, Shinyo Maru, and others with dates from September 25 to October 31, noting sailings to and from San Francisco, Hawaii, and Asian ports.
On and after October 3, 1911 the Bernice PF Bishop Museum will open to the public from 10 am daily except Sundays, Wednesdays and specified holidays. The notice, dated September 1 1911, repeats restrictions and entries regarding steamers and trustees approval.
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