Baseball Meeting Sets Plans For Hapetnlt Jemmie Team
President Isenberg of Hapetnlt Jemmie calls a meeting at Young Hotel tomorrow evening at 5 to elect officers and choose a coach for the coming season. There is debate over replacing Laertt Andrews and who will captain the squad as attempts to organize the team.
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Hapetnlt Jemmie
Inagve
Young
Tee Sweeteney
Laertt Andrews
Andrews
Mpire
Ap Jiwat
Cuttin
Record of the world dog show surge at Crystal Palace
The article notes unprecedented dog entries at the Keavel Club show in London and indicates the forthcoming West Tiwater Club show will add nearly 200 more benched dogs. It highlights 1788 dogs last October, a rise in Boston terriers and Pomeranians, and mentions expanded classes for spaniels and retrievers.
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Europe
Keavel Club
London
Crystal Palace
White Rock Cup set for next tournament date
Frank Armitnning of the White Rock Club has convened nine meetings for tomorrow evening to confirm the next tournament date. A likely single match for the valuable trophy is planned on the first day of March at Manon. Ambitious players train hard with mixed scores. Donald Rowe shot 39 and 40 for a 79 in a recent round, tying a course record once held by Armatrong. Deight and Woods posted notable rounds, while GIF fard and Stan Bat are noted for form as Kaplo lant repairs proceed on the course.
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Frank Armitnning
Bork CIA
Hae
Llomorrow
Marek
Thin Hs
Manon
Donald Rowe
Rowe
Frank Armatrong
Deight
Woods
Gif
Alee
Stan
Bulletin
Hawaii
Kodak DE Machine
Kennel Meeting on Joining American Kennel Club
A kennel meeting was held at Wil E Flaher’s office to discuss joining the American Kennel Club. Members debated whether to postpone action for more funds and considered the advisability of joining at the present time.
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Wil E Flaher
McGovern and Baseball
New York, February 10. Terry McGovern struggles with health amid talk that New York Giants players will wear new gear for the upcoming season in Philadelphia events. Doctors advised rest but McGovern pressed to play, insisting he could recover enough to join manager John McGraw and teammates in training and exhibition efforts.
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Terry
Philadelphils
Giants
McGovern
Vial
Outoor Khor
Htvon
Htvon Hiy Twat Trionde
Biggest dog show at Weelmineter Kennel Club event
Entries for the annual benefit show at the Weelmineter Kennel Club in the Madison Square Garden area on February 12, 15. The event features 1961 individuals with hotel accommodations arranged by BOTA, highlighting a fund raising tone and community involvement.
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Bota
Intercollegiate Sport Debate and Westward Regatta Plans
In a broad discussion on intercollegiate athletics, the article notes rising interest in rowing and other sports, with calls for West Coast hosting and a possible future tournament. It mentions Yale, Penn, Columbia, and Wisconsin as key players, and references upcoming meets and potential retirement of long-standing programs.
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Wisconsin
University of the Wert
Beneft
Local Sports Gossips Hint at University Lineup Changes
Scattered notes from the campus scene discuss Mallen and Dan Kenear likely to play water polo for the University of Pennsylvania again at Yale and Columbia. Swimmers train amid gym rumors while golf players bemoan Moanalua greens. A looming meet is teased as historic with Van Armerong and Camp McKinley mentioned as potential sprinters and "10 AG" for 100 yards.
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Mallen
Dan Kenear
U. of P
Yale
Columbia
van Armerong
Camp McKinley
van Vicits
AL Moore
Cowehing
Kinley Defeats Dixboya In Tight Track Meet
A scrambled report describes Kinley defeating Dixboya 16 to 6 in a local track event hosted at MOOA. The fragment mentions a German demonstrator and a montagne tournament on their court, with unclear details about teams AL war and Campy Me.
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Istand
Geman
Beline
ApHath
laKebat
Campy Me
Kinley
Auto Standing February 21 Alumni and Club Members Listed
A fragmented list from the Diamond Head Athletic Club and Honolulu area clubs shows February 21 auto standing entries including names such as Admiral Gee, D. K. Watson, Mra C. Le Dickerson, Aala Club members, Judge Kepoikal, Leo Loreifiard Cummins, CG. White, Kealakekua, and others. The document compiles numerous individual names, clubs, and affiliations with sparse context beyond a roster-like record.
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Diamond Headth Athletic Club
Admiral Gee
C. Beckley
D. K. Watson
Mra
C. le Dickerson
Aala Club
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Gregory Eit Sina Frack Bayer
Gertrude Necann
Meally
Kale
Ewa
Camptell
H. Katn
Emil Linderman
Kotea
Chinese Athletic Club
Carl
RH. Mitchcock
Bill Pacific Seeing Club
Harry Macha
Walter Mac
L. Mon Tal
HM. A. Franson
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MT Marshall
Wm. Medeiros
Acery
We Klebann
de DB
Mos Inerny
Prof
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W. T. Behmidt
Malle Athletic Club
J. E. Shaw
W. Dulsenberg
Keokitsenberg
H. S. Ward
Mins Kala Waiau
Louie Freitas
Herm. Hugo
Roseline Stone
J Louie Vincent
Geo. Brung
Ms Sumner
Harry Gray
Child
Mise Jean Angus
A Heilbron
Ernest Muniz
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record 1900 1906
Entries for record in 1900 list transfers among multiple parties including Samuel Parker Bat or Juliette M Cook and various entities such as G Simao and Aguiar. The 1906 entries include Milne Wy Parktest and Roll ard M with others, noting times from 9 am to 10 30 am and complex family or corporate chains.
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Vaaubay Big Mtn Co
RAN Lene
Paioto Land & Imp Co Ltd
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Simao
Corian
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Georrina
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Ab Kwong Agreat
Soenburo Rakamoto
Bakumatsu Mayeda Oo
OM Ruauf
Lyman
Harris P Goan
Vianie & Eb
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Parkbupit
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New Field Gun Testimony Before Appropriations Panel
General Crodier, chief of the Ordnance Department, testifies on the new field gun adopted two years ago. He says it is not much more expensive than the old model but allows a longer range and quicker fire, up to fifteen rounds per minute. He urges 260 batteries for the army of 600,000, noting current appropriations and distribution between regular army and militia. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides the summary.
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Washington
Crodier
How to get votes to win a place in the BULLETIN contest
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