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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
6
White Rock Cup event set for Sunday features teams from the area. Local organizers expect strong competition and aim to showcase top players and teams in a festive Sunday fixture.
A fragmented sports column surveys tips and betting chatter across a wide range of events. It mentions teams and figures like The Pianwun Heats and White Hoek, with scattered references to venues, dates, and regional bets, reflecting a noisy program of picks and speculation.
A garbled pasting of onlookers notes and stage directions outlines a sports or event scene. Names and places blur into stray phrases, with scattered references to teams, dates, and venues. The text reads like a fractured diary of a game day.
An unreadable OCR block discusses Foothill and VHS Hebenshe about a game and events. It mentions Wide names and dates and touches on athletic and policy topics, but most details are garbled and not recoverable. The readable portions offer no coherent facts to summarize into a proper headline.
Yesterday bids were opened for the High Benot project and a New selloGy digs. Concrety Construction Company led with 24,000 and 250 day schedule. Jmonolithte, MT Whitehiomm, and FP Bente are cited among bidders with amounts around 24 thousand to 29 thousand and completion estimates of sixty days to sixty duplicates.
A dense roster listing numerous names and affiliations across clubs in Hawaii including St. Louis College Alumni Association, Admiral Geo Beckley, Diamond Head Athletic Club, Lihue Kegel Club, Waimea, Kauai, and many individuals from Honolulu Athletic Club and local societies. The page combines membership entries, event fragments, and notices with scattered addresses and groupings, reflecting club records and social registries.
The Bulletin backed drawing promises prizes valued at $4,000 plus several luxury items, including a $1,400 REO Touring Car and a $5,000 insurance policy. Opened February 1, 1906, the contest ends June 16, 1906, with final tallies and vote submissions due by 5 p.m. on the final count day.
Recorded April 3 1906 real estate actions in Honolulu include transfers and leases involving multiple parcels and stakeholders. Dated Mar 2 1906 Lewering Co and Danvil Apes list tract nose and prices, with $500 and $2000 figures noted. Multiple names appear with details on locations in Honolulu and surrounding districts.
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