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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from a port scene mentions cholera, a Japanese arrival, and various place names. The readable parts reference a port, arrivals, potential disease, and a sequence of locations and names without coherent narrative. No confirmable dates, places, or events emerge to form a solid summary.
An Army unit of artillerymen under Major A. W. Shockiey and Captain E M word UL Anderson departed Manit Iy dye and Mont Ametie for overseas duties, with the Nine men from the 146th Company Artillery among the convicts reportedly aboard. The force includes infantry WIENS cavalry and fronts for the Fronmennialn batteries, as the party moves toward the wharse Wytonive, awaiting further orders amid wartime operations.
Blom, a long time Port Minnet corner merchant, plans a remodel and new corner layout. City officials eye modernizing the storefront while promising improved traffic flow and safer street access.
Shipping news notes the Oceanic Steamship Company will deploy the Sonoma and Ventura on a Hawaii to Australia run via Honolulu and San Francisco. The Sonoma, previously serving Sydney, will be upgraded and the Ventura will follow, with engine work and cargo capacity improvements. Both ships aim to increase pier space and passenger capacity while restoring service after repairs and a period of inactivity.
Vessels to and from the islands include the Andrew Welch and U S China arriving San Francisco and the Marana and Jen and Hilo reaching Sydney and Honolulu routes. The Honolulan to substitute in Sound service for the Enterprise, with Mauna Loa sailing windward. Inter Island steamer Mun low delayed for whalward Hawaii ports. Welch makes slow passage from Honolulu to San Francisco with three passengers and eighteen hundred tons.
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussion of bond repayment and budget pressures. Mentions a date near Newmber 4 and figures around 950,000, with references to ministers or officials debating costs and economic impact. Names and clarity are unclear due to garbled source.
The fleet 10 is ordered to depart for Hampton Roads on October 10, with calls to New York and California noted in the plan. Navy officers prepare the three divisions for winter sailing, detailing the route and duties for the squadron.
A garbled but readable fragment outlines plans for a Bitulithic pavement project with references to engineers, the county attorney, and a public works opening. It mentions a trenching or incinerator and outlines proposed municipal infrastructure work planned by local authorities.
The board considers amending titles and funding routes for streets Campbell Buyas and Otis FMAIG avenues while plans for a sidewalk fence along Numant avenue are weighed. A county physician report flags hospital patient care costs and a scheme to charge capable indigents. The Liberty Theatre seeks permission to fence a sidewalk segment.
A meeting outlined plans for opening land including waterfront areas and town water frontage. Officials noted many parcels to be opened, with discussions on port access, riverfront development, and potential municipal improvements to fit the organic act requirements.
Fragmentary list notes an immigrant ship slated to sail on October 8 with an estimated 1700 souls aboard, including 1500 planned for departure and about six young children. The passage cites confirmation from officials and outlines routes via Hong Kong, Japan, and San Francisco, with many passenger names and destinations remaining unclear due to OCR damage.
The thirteenth annual report of the state of the late Kite Lamailie to benefit the estate shows final figures. Real estate assets were $29,722.70 with disbursements totaling $36,128.99, leaving a balance on credit. The report lists inmates and indigent care figures and details a county home operation and allocations.
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