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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
6
Two games of socker football scheduled at the Baseball Park today. At 2:20 p.m. the 16- Jani face the Diamond Heads, and at 2:45 p.m. the Punahous meet the Malles. The event is expected to draw a true crowd to start the season.
A conference of eight institutions launches a reform push to reduce player danger in college football. A permanent organization forms with a seven member rules committee seeking amalgamation with Yale Princeton Harvard Pennsyvania Cornell Annapolis and Chicago. If major schools reject, others will act independently to draft guiding rules.
Syracuse, Dec 28. President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell University spoke to the Associated Academic Principals of New York state and declared himself a friend of football, defending the game against recent criticism as not hysteria but a valued sport.
Mike Schreck of Cincinnati and John Wille of Chicago prepared for a twenty five round bout at Colma on Friday in Fi tary. Willie substituted for Behrreck amid the Behrreck Kant mant negotiations. The Olympic Club may host the national boxing championships with Pacific Coast approval.
A fragmentary report from New York references Yale and a person named De We G. Anderson amid discussions by the board of directors at the New York Athletic Club. The text mentions various claims about heart injury and life statistics, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
The Catholic Church of St John the Napilet Kal thwacaa led by Father Clement schedules an Epiphany service for tomorrow, with a 7:30 p.m. mass and sermon. Our Lady of the Mount Kalutani Katlasutins also reports Epiphany observances led by Meg Father Clement, including sermon and Sunday school.
The Orion Transcript publishes Governor Carter’s December letter to Gorliam D. Gilman arguing immigration reform could aid Hawaii without new Congress action. He cites Hawaii as an integral U.S. territory needing tailored federal measures, including tax policy, to grow population and labor supply and proposes setting aside 76 percent of federal revenues for the territory.
The Olive Branch Rebekah Loder No 2 held its installation ceremony on Thursday evening. Grand officers presided and installed the new officers including N.G. Agnes Duting, Bieter Alexandra Gerts, Rove Lando, Thora One, Margaret Bimonton, Francis Bindt, Anita Phillipe, Jenne Macaulay, James Bicknell, and Aunt Dow among others.
Judge Gilbert Francia Little, born 1846 in Pennsylvania, died December 1 in Panama from kidney and frail conditions after a year in hospital. A Mason and Panamanian Canal Zone figure, he practiced law, served politically, and authored monographs including The Evening Hour The Moon and Muse of the Bible. Interment took place in Ancon Cemetery under Mason guidance.
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