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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1911
Page
2
A listing of familiar names includes Packard Pope-Hartford Stevens Duryea Cadifiac Thomas Iver Auck Overland Makur Kivetric and other prominent auto makers, indicating a wide representation in the gathered industry panel.
Fragmentary OCR states an aviator flew to Taft on July 44, with a catcher valued at 42100 exchanged. Mentions Kelly reporting, O'Toole and Heath as battery mates, Pittsburgh headquarters, and references to policy actions involving Marty O'Foote and Hewuty with unclear dates and roles.
July 15 report notes Harry N. Atwood of Boston landing a plane before the Capitol after completing a cross country flight from Philadelphia to the national capital. He is greeted by Major Archibald Hart and others, while the White House and President Taft receive the distinguished visitor.
The article describes a relay training camp where runners Vie Turner, Soldier Kir Duckhart, Zink, and others pace to row. Training occurs mostly at Feplolent Mork with several long jogs. Vitegereld and Pitegerad push pace to build speed. Weather has warmed, boosting performance as ten men ease into split segments and plan for the upcoming race.
Marty OToole emerged as a dynamic pitcher in the era, bought for 122,500 to the Pittshies and later starring for Albany in the New York State League. He posted 19 wins in 30 Western League games, struck out many, and delivered a standout season with Batting average near .263 and double digits in runs.
Unclear text describes an event where Welgust and Melorland face the winner of a Welguet-Melorland match after a delay. Mentions Matt Welle and FHL Duty with several athletic performances and numerous unnamed participants.
A coroner's jury at Waikiki blamed Territorial authorities for the death of George W. Schrepple who drowned last Saturday. Witnesses included A. J. Dando J. F Flynn and Watkikt Inn proprietor BI Borgin. The verdict says lack of danger signals at the Waikiki hole caused the tragedy. Schrepple, 29, was a Philadelphia native. his body to be shipped to the Quaker City.
Formal organization of the Home Insurance Company of Hawaii was completed at a stockholders meeting. Officers named include Coll Brows as president A A McCandless as vice president Norman Watkins as secretary Yen o K My ete as treasurer and manager F J Lowrey auditor and A S Wilcox and Chu Gem as directors. The company will offer local field insurance and manager Myory notes expected new members as support.
Community notices record a social greeting to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Al Soong at Hatolwa Hotel. The fragment hints at a Humble Sunday event with local leaders gathering outside, but details are incomplete and verification is needed.
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