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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
6
The event details a long, error-filled recount of a skating race with Hart and Myhre among the competitors. The report references several names and outcomes, though many words are garbled, suggesting a close finish and notable performance by Hart.
A garbled OCR passage presents numerous names and affiliations related to American Olympic figures and universities. The legible content lists individuals and institutions such as New Orleans, Harvard, Harvard, and others, interspersed with partial phrases about teams, trials, and events, but the overall meaning is obscured by corruption.
A chaotic OCR reading shows a collapsed indoor meet at Miriam Alehouse Club in New York. The text cites records, participants including John Phangan and Debaera, and mentions officials and a heavy turnout. The garbled page references dates, weights, and venue confusion.
The readable text presents a fragmented, garbled run of phrases about America, history, and names but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item. No definitive people, organizations, places, or dates emerge for a concrete card.
A garbled OCR report details a college baseball or similar match, with names like Melt Hi Hive and Whutte Witlle. The account mentions pitching by Aeddbe Deetan, Monnagan as new Gateher, and various players providing support. It notes a close contest with late credits and scattered fragments of lineups and venues.
An unclear pasted OCR item hints at a foursome play scenario with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits point to a competitive event or lineup but lack coherent details such as participants, location, or date. The text remains garbled and unfinished.
A fragmented account discusses the spit ball controversy, pitching technique, and umpire calls in a dusty baseball era. It mentions notable phrases about the good and bad of the pitch, the impact on games, and debates over legality and fairness in the sport.
The Hawaii Bulletin reports a large wholesome success for its Auto Contest begun on the day of publication. Prizes total ten items including two $4,000 REO touring cars, a Kroeger piano, a $5,000 insurance policy, a silver punchbowl, a $40 store order, a sewing machine, a leather golf bag and clubs, a WinchesterRepeating rifle, a leather suitcase, and a Kodak developer. Entries close June 16 1906 at 6 p.m. with final counting June 20 1906. all islands must submit votes by 5 p.m. on May 1906. A preliminary count occurs weekly at the Bulletin office. final tally by three disinterested local businessmen.
A damaged OCR passage summarizes a periodical issue blending legal notices building permits and real estate transactions. It references the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin pricing, and mentions a spell effect and trade recommendations, with scattered lines about readers and indexing. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.
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