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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
8
A garbled report from Nawal notes a roping contest at Holokaa with participants Weld and Chartom winning. The piece mentions Mae For the work Wan G9 2 seconde and a Packer Rameh, but the exact results remain unclear.
An obscure 1906 discussion centers on the White Sox courting train travel terms and cost estimates for a San Francisco to Chicago visit. Key figures like manager Comiskey face high guaranteed costs while objections cite limited chances of securing a favorable policy. The report notes potential delays, a planned exhibition in Melenny, and threads of a possible Washington trip.
The Chinese Alpha I H will give a New Year concert at the K. of M. Mall with noted performers invited by the musical jury. The Kawathiu Go Clu will play during the dinners with new arrangements for this occasion. Committee chair Ha Tang arranges a program promising the most unique entertainment of the season.
A new course at Omcountry Club Wilmet hosts a golf tournament next Sunday inviting members to participate. The event aims to draw local interest and showcase the course, with competition noted among club golfers and guests.
A fragmented city sports column laments limited support for football amid club indifference. It notes scattered enthusiasm among some clubs and critiques lack of coordinated effort to boost the Intercollegiate sport scene while predicting contested rivalries.
The tennis tournament sponsored by Pas tite Tennis Challenge has been postponed to next week due to weather or scheduling. strong players were entered and matches were hard fought in every division.
The Kalanianaole Haveball League canceled the Sunday game at Baseball Park after officers failed to name a championship title, with proceeds intended for the yacht Mower. President Al K. Wiora said plans to stage another event for the guest in the near future.
A local debate centers on repeating the Floral Parade alongside the Baseball Carnival. Walter Dayle advocates combining the Carnival of Fun with the Moral Parade as aftermath to the baseball game. Public sentiment varies, with some townwatchers worried about too much entertainment and others predicting strong turnout if the Floral Parade returns.
A New York head of the Ammortean-Fawallan Stoatamip Company led a drive that netted 950 for the yacht club. The total committee reports a $260 win as the largest single donation yet, drawing strong support from local yachting men.
An old Cambridge note references Harvard and Yale football, with a fragmented editorial tone describing students and the Harvard faculty’s strong stance. The text shows incomplete phrases about current student sentiment and a printed editorial from Harvard.
Readable fragments show Hawaiian Poultry Association sponsors a show with Farmers' Institute, Hawaiian Experiment Station, and Bureau of Agriculture cooperation. Mentions athletics and obits, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled excerpt discusses Japanese behavior and potential punishment. It references a posture of resilience and hints at harsher treatment or consequences while noting the speaker’s resistance to immediate penalties.
The Washington Bee reports on a Japanese boxing champion with a predicted rise in fame. Analysts like Che opiniten aT Ay M. Lar consider the athlete’s future as a top prize contender. The piece notes that the fighter’s head and jaw resemble a fighting animal, signaling a powerful, driven contender.
Entries for record on January 2 and January 3 1908 note transfers among individuals and estates. The records list names such as William Ke Catt Louisa Kote Guu Lawkaes Julia A Paty Alfred Mu and Thomas W Poole associated with properties on Loma Kalama and along the Railway and Land Co line.
A note states that only one brom quinine laxative is trusted worldwide to cure colds in one day. J. W. Grove’s signature type is produced by Paris Medicine Co in Saint Louis, United States.
Advertisement notes business as General Jobbing specializing in wall paper paint oils and related supplies. Located at 208 Beretania Street near Emma with W B Kam as manager and P D box 914 listed.
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