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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1911
Page
22
Broad report surveys the Davis Cup matches and national team contention, mentioning venues, players, and results amid a wide range of names and places. The piece frames the event within the international tennis calendar, highlighting key contests and upcoming fixtures.
Fragmentary sports item describes New Year golf event with mentions of players named Lev, Berle, Mie, and Mowry. References a central timing and a feature course setup, noting cold conditions and attendance as part of the round.
The article chronicles Edie Collins and Kiidle Martin among early football figures tied to Columbia, noting Collins’ standout play and a feature on Connie Mack Rovers. It mentions key matches, upcoming events, and a vibrant local football scene with parallels to college and city teams.
Contested one hour race features Kine and Wandennt and a field including Phat fe and the latest Hattori team contenders. Promoters pledge substantial donations to charity from gate proceeds while racing and entertainment mix with mentions of Berkine Mc Phelps and Captain Robert J. Graham in this broad reportage on a crowded athletic program.
In a nostalgic note residents recall the Floral Parade spirit, urging participation and celebration of local traditions. The message highlights community pride, early planning for next year’s event, and shared memories of past float displays and flower themes.
A fragmented notice outlines an excursion plan with multiple repeats and unclear terms. It mentions transport by water and wheels, a Sunday schedule, safety notes, and pricing around 280 dollars for the full trip. It references the Pititie Servier Ansieti and various routine arrangements for participants.
An Elks gathering at a local hotel hall featured a crooner and entertainment by the Imperial Doves with hula and a Colorado Glee Club number. Organizers included J A Douthitt, Dr Moore, Walter Jenke, and others, with a reception committee listing names such as Robert White and Harry Murray.
A fragmented wartime style message celebrates a New Republic figure, referencing Fane Honahilins and a list of names with unclear roles. The garbled text mentions personal trends, a rank, and a substitute, suggesting a political or ceremonial context with multiple imprecise proper nouns.
Reports from Windom and nearby clubs highlight a marked rise in local bowler performance. Scores list top finishers including Roberts, Tinker, and Nat Kage with several 200s while teams like Windom and Gear vie for late-season momentum.
A House rules committee meets to adopt a respiration creating a joint committee to investigate the foreign shipping question. Representative Humphrey asserts 9 percent of 3,600,000,000 commerce moves in foreign ships and pools. Testimony involves White and Flannigan in prior bribery claims. A senate inquiry and cabinet meeting on Taft’s tariff program are noted. Morell, widow of a former consul, speaks of a stop at the Hawaiian Hotel.
A compact report of a Monday fast soccer session featuring improvised play and mixed results. Participants include local residents and ad hoc teams with emphasis on pace, defense, and goal attempts.
The chaotic report details numerous misplays and confusing events around a baseball game. It mentions pitchers, batters, and crowd reactions with scattered names and locations, highlighting errors that affected the outcome and the public’s perception of the matchup.
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