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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
7
The Maile club fields a veteran lineup led by Kell Harkle Kahane and Kahane in a high scoring contest. The aged core, backed by Hunghrailine and Vanhititeen, delivers strong defense as Kelette and Rul edge the rivals. The squad plans a decisive match Saturday with several key players unavailable.
Panahau and opponent squads state they are nearly equal in speed and skill as they prepare for an upcoming game. Key players Orme and Kanag show promise, while newer recruits like Hawes and Miller strive for starting roles amid a busy practice schedule.
The article notes football and college sports at the University of Chicago. It discusses horsepower standards, comparing one HP per 100 pounds to a newer 1 HP per 54 pounds, and mentions prominent figures Winthrop Currit and Jefferson Bellyman. It highlights Colonel John Jacob Antor’s extensive car collection, an Automobile Speedway Company incorporation in New Jersey, and the belief that motor car racing could soon spread further.
For years those curious about baseball origin sought clues from Spalding’s rule book. A request asks for any work or information that could uncover how when and where the game began. Alexander Cartwright is named as a founder in New York, per the old ledger entry.
The article lists boxers and boxing figures, naming Gun Rubin Dinny Nelson Sullivan and Joe Gatien among others. It notes returns and releases from boxing facilities, with references to Mad for heavyweights and potential reentries into rings. The text mentions investigations and stage contracts tied to boxing figures in New York and California.
In a noisy exchange Frank Kauue questions a beat man as Mendatn bay and others discuss fighters and football foes. Marvin Hart's rise draws notes while Harvard doubts loom. ALC meeting at the Young Portionl Church references reluctance to attend and plans in Lanse.
A terse summary notes that American athletes excel in field events and hold several overseas records. It cites specific performances, including high hurdles and hammer throw, while mentioning British results as a counterpoint. The piece blends athletic data with brief, unrelated local quotes and notices from the period.
A long excerpt discusses blanket warrants, county attorney actions, and the board's review of cases tied to the Dowsett Company Land Compromise. It covers a potential eminent domain proceeding, hearing on damages, and the impact on Kanal plantation taxes. Also noted is a mandamus decision favoring the County of Oaha and concerns about police court expert testimony and intimidation of witnesses.
The Honolulu Improvement Committee reconstitutes with 10 members including A SelERS, president of Oalen, guiding by now by-laws. Hosmer named to handle bylaws. Committee plans focus on betterment of traffic and utilities, with full confidence in upcoming reforms.
A dated report outlines shifts in the Attorney General's office divisions, noting murder case trials occupying circuits and appeals advancing to circuit courts. It details November fines, costs, and departmental expenditures including treasury and road funds, ending with a November balance and a planned December outlay.
The Nippon editor notes Japan counts about 60 000 native Catholics and cites Catholic teachers aiding the poor while rich Japanese favor Protestantism but Protestant propaganda lags in ability. The Greek church has faced Russian political agendas, and native opinions on Christian workers in Japan are discussed.
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