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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1902
Page
11
A magician named Cunning performs a cabinet illusion with a ghostly figure. The routine includes a nervous spectator and a masked helper, ending with a dramatic reveal that elicits laughter and amazement from the crowd.
A fragmentary report from the United Bullox Coast and Geodetic Survey tables notes Hawaiian Standard Time, weather figures at Diamond Head, and a list of arriving passengers from Hilow. It records temperatures, humidity, wind, and barometer readings, with numerous unreadable names and incomplete lines.
A disrupted afternoon saw the Sailors fail to hold against local football players from Makiki. Delayed start due to misprinted times caused a long wait as spectators, including many dockers, watched two teams finally take the field amid confusion and limited attendance.
A golf medal competition featured Giffard and Kay tying after a tightly contested round. Donald Tokecane and others performed, with weather and course conditions noted as challenging yet conducive to strong play by local participants.
Honolulu men defeated the Phaeton team 3 0 after building an early lead with goals from Morse and Goudie, while Morse added a late score. The match featured strong defense from the Sailors and solid goalkeeping, with repeated attacks near the Phaeton goal and several corners, as both teams pressed for more goals before time expired.
An excited scrimmage sees Moyle and McWhirter key the scoring for the locals, hitting six goals as changes shake the lineup. Interludes include a shopkeeper quip about a wife and a painter's long toil, revealing colorful interludes amid the game.
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