Solanis vs. . 8.0. A. fixture at the Haseball Park
A chaotic Saturday match featured Tulant right wing work and Blackman’s solo effort opening the scoring for Solanis. YOM and COA equalized before Anderson’s hot shot and defensive stops kept the game tight. Spalding Carter later struck for a late go ahead, while MCA forwards pressed as Tolani and Christians clashed for dominance. final lines listed both teams’ lineups amid a hard fought contest for top standing.
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Haseball Park
Blackman
Watt
Hame
J. Anderson
Braidmore
Rhawad
Anderwon
Teta
YMC
Wizark
Anderson
Spalding Carter
Kellett
Mon Yin
Hurrican
Buckman
Andéreon
Woo
K Kea
Macfarlano
Beardmare
Macaulay
Turner
Plonkett
Theor
Mayin
Spalatan
Haley
Waterhouse
Mailles versus Diamond Heads In A Drawn Opening Match
The Mallee and Diamond Heads produced a fast clash with differing styles. The Heads pressed hard but wasteful finishing and a strong Head defense kept the score at 1 1 as the final whistle blew. Notable names included Chitty, Grune, Clarke and Desha, with Willada and Chillingworth among the goal contributors.
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Tivale
Che
Reds
Baliey
Mulles
Lpo
Mallee
Willinsie
Raine
Viaorous
Yory-Oocuulon
Apponauta
Mallig
Re Chillingworth
Mooi
H. Anderson
Tse
al 'Aray
Catterall
Wampson
Gray
Alley
Diamond
Chitty Barks
Grune
Clarke
Hantes Grenson
E. Desha
L A C Defeat Soldiers In Largest Crawls At Kaphi Park
The All Portuguese team defeated Uncle Bam’s Mien at Kaphi Park in a record crowd. Realant thie Dinned Heads on Thire day, Evers started for the Portuguese while Camp’s boys struggled early. McCinnis pitched for Manila and held the Soldiers hitless for four innings, with holme and others contributing as the game opened broad in the later frames.
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Kaphi
Ant Park
Cam McKintey
la. Cadawerven
Bam
Bushnell
Barex
Prenae
Evers
McCinnis & Crac
Manila
Rup Holme
Lade
Onomea Land Slide Kills and Rescues Reported
At Onomea near a gulch in Hilo yesterday afternoon a landslide swept a store on the bank, burying several Japanese residents. One woman was rescued unconscious and taken for medical care after others escaped the mass. Initial reports of multiple deaths were later dismissed as exaggeration.
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Hilo
Onomod
Pear
Vkcinsky
K. Mataumura
Papatkou
Merald
Hawaiian Mail Service Contracts Signed
Superintendent Carr signs contracts with the IL-ll, N. Co for the Kise and Claudine to run between Hilo and Honolulu, and the Kinwa to Funuk At present. Claudine set to sail Friday evening. Additional deals include Vort tang Bibles to connect with Meamery for mail conveyance to Pahata and Baker from Pahala onward. RM Trent orders tickets to the Vol io Howse for changes of binding terms.
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GW. Carr
Hav
Il-L, N. Co
Kise
Claudine
Volronn Houw Co
Han
Vol@io
Floral Parade Officials Urge Wear of White Attire
The Floral Parade Committee plans an official appeal to Honolulu residents to wear white clothing for the event. An army of cameras will be present to photograph the celebration, capturing the tropical attire worn by participants and the parade's celebratory ambiance.
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Alameda
Hobolulu
Om ‘Thoraday
Br J.C. hp Ge and local la th Ma Be
A fragmented notice mentions individuals Br J.C. hp Ge and Lath Ma Be with unclear roles. Details are unreadable, leaving the action, place, and date undetermined.
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J.C
Isaac Davis Writes About Kona Warrant Controversy
Isaac K Davis at Holualoa Keal, Feb 14 1906, objects to local warrants and Sheriff actions in Kona. He names Sheriff Kellikon and Deputy Kelitkoa, claims warrants were not properly sworn, and notes 27 signers with ten withdrawn. He urges legal scrutiny and mentions Goodhue and Judge Clarke.
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Sherif Kellikon
Goowthum
Qavin
Molunion
Dudge Clarke
Aire
Nettle L. Beott
Junge Clarke
Hole Nanos
Ahernt Kealnut
Hilo
de. Goodhue
Soot
Devuly
Nahale
Hacktold's More
Mic
Isaac K. Davis
Holualow-keal
Wreck of Martha Davia Destroyed After Explosives
Last week two attempts to blow up the wreck of the Martha Davia failed initially but a later explosion succeeded. Divers had worked weeks as the water level dropped and readings showed shifting depths. The blast lifted portions of the wreck, surfacing barley and coal pieces, with 101 pounds of explosives finally destroying the vessel’s bed. KR Ganthaw led the operation.
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Dower
Brito
Whitehouse
Bento
KR. T. Ganthaw
Merald
Born. Melio-At Blowle Kai Feu
A notice reports the birth of Kai Feu at Blowle on the tenth day, wife J O Mella and daughter unnamed.
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Melio
Blowle, Kai Feu
Wii
J. O, Mella
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