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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
6
A writer notes a long delayed contest and plans to arrange it upon returning from Ceylon. He warns he would be disappointed if no arrangement is made for another contest this year. Continuous delays and a call for a designer are mentioned.
The Stanford rowing squad plans multiple spring events as April begins with notable trips. The team aims for a clash with Washington at Port Madison and a possible meet with the Huskies in Seattle. Freshmen crews, fresh from the Intercollegiate regatta, will race at Redwood City with Dole and Zimmerman among the leaders.
A letter from Sir Thomas Lipton aboard Lipton's yacht in the Indian Ocean states his determination to mount another challenge for the America's Cup. The message arrives as Lipton solidifies plans to contest the renowned sailing trophy.
Ralph W. Rowe, famed shot putter, was threatened with arrest for an unpaid hotel bill in Boston on March 31. The clerk referred him to the Horton Athlete Association, which hosted the Indoor meet where Rowe competed. Directors say the Chicago Athletic Club should cover expenses, not the Boston Association, since Rowe competed under Chicago Club's banner.
Plans outline a prospective professional world championship match in billiards with May dates under discussion. Maurice Daly travels to Paris to negotiate and potential French players include Fournell, Barutel, Sutton, and Morningstar, with other contenders like Bloweon, Bchaefer, and Hoppe considered. A tourney format proposes two balk events and a compact schedule.
A long rundown reviews The Technical World and Bookman features, noting articles on photography, art, and science. It highlights William Lee Howard's piece on maternity, Helena Sachee’s How to Cook For the Sick, and forthcoming editions from Warne & Co including The National Gallery with Gustave Gottroy’s text. Also cited are public works reports for Hawaii and various periodical notices from The Bulletin Publishing Co and Merrill Co.
An April 18 1905 letter from Honolulu argues against dividing Hawaii Island into multiple Senate districts. It claims the plan would split the island for political gain, risks Democratic defeat at the polls, and urges unity with one island one district. The writer cautions against gerrymandering and urges lawmakers to reject Senate Bill 105.
A letter to the Evening Bulletin argues for reform of saloon operations to reduce liquor harm. It proposes elevating standards, allowing mixed attendance, screening patrons, and licensing cafes or restaurants to host social activities for both sexes. The author cites German and Italian models and urges licenses with character checks and moral incentives.
Browning, King & Co editors announce a March lineup with The Captain's Check Book and Dor othy Dix short story. Notable works include The Accolade by Edward Phelps and The Itet of Evergreen Trees and Shrubs.���
The Alameda scene gathers travelers and notable names, including W.C. Irwin & Co. Ltd., prominent banker Wf. Mernard of Calgary, and Dr. K Rechinger of Vienna. A multiweek stay unfolds as passengers and locals collide with odd incidents and a general sense of ongoing development and travel.
The report details a Water Carnival event featuring Silas Jeaete Clover from San Francisco performing a high dive and a human cork act. A full program includes keyard dash boxing chariot race and diving showcases with officials listed as referee Woods and announcer Woods Soper and others.
Langue meeting yesterday discussed the Matte Club sale to the other four teams. A price of 1200 was tentatively set, with Matles to sell if finalized. John Soper opposed the sale, while Cohen and others urged a swift decision and voted against a forced railroaded outcome. Sunday baseball faced resistance, with plans to play one game per day and a new weekday schedule replacing Sundays.
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Carlos A. Long as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of RW Holt deceased gives notice of foreclosure on a mortgage secured by two parcels in Oahu. The sale will occur May 1, 1916, at James I Morgan Auction Rooms, Honolulu, with terms cash in United States gold coin. Property includes a 5000 square foot Keklo Tract lot and a 50,000 square foot Kapahulu tract with dwelling and appurtenances.
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