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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
6
fragmented OCR recounts a polo match with players from Yale and Olympian teams, noting goalkeeper actions, ball handling, and a rough play sequence. It mentions a game played in Anwhea until 1880, describes referees, and hints at team play style and period competition.
The fragmentary source provides chaotic, unclear sports notes with mismatched terms. It mentions teams, players, venues, and actions without coherent context or readable outcomes.
A historical analysis estimates the world golf scene involves about 50 million players and a large financial footprint. It details annual costs for clubs, subscriptions, and associated entertainment, noting substantial expenditures on members, courses, and maintenance across continents, with millions in revenue from fees and memberships.
The readable text mentions a ball game and players, with broken phrases about times and places. It hints at a middle point and world fritter, but most details are obscured. Names, dates, teams, and scores are not identifiable from the fragment.
An OCR fragment mentions the Hawaiian Yoo Club and various names and roles, with scattered references to individuals, ships, and officials. The text appears garbled, listing participants and entrants such as Brine Capi and Gen. Croaben, along with several personal names, without coherent events or dates.
A vault discovery yields valuables and diamond chips valued at about 100 dollars. Attorney General A kald medal Trigeer and Teller Ervin JEG Prairie are connected to the matter. The text mentions a Peru government link and a transfer to Areliye and Layee.
An ad claims a new scalp anti septic called Hurplotie destroys the germ causing hair loss. It says use restores white people's hair, brings new life and vigor, and offers samples through hempstead druggists and Hevptelde Co. Detrrat.
The Saturday Guide and Weekly Edition publish The Business Man's Handy In Dex issue. It records notices of tenders, judgments, building permits, and real estate transactions, listing items from the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin each month and year.
At a Heath Board meeting the detailed investigation into a quarantined property near Wort Street was presented. The report described a deceased man found on site and discussed legal steps and hospital care, with actions tied to state health authorities and property ownership questions.
The board meeting with all members present quietly settled the Dr Ughida case involving a leper at the Japanese Charity Hospital. No further action will be taken. Authorities stated there was no backing down and the dispute over eradicating laws of the territory was resolved in a courteous manner.
Fragmented OCR text describes tree planting and horticulture activity tied to a weekend date September 4 with references to dew point absolute humidity and wind velocity. Mentions a person named Carlee and a stock-diverter device with vague meteorological data across multiple lines.
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