Editional notes on Penn swimming and rifle sport legends
The column reviews University of Pennsylvania swimmers and divers led by Hopkinson and Renoar, notes Hunter the Australian recruit, and praises Penn’s record. It discusses national rifle matches and the push to move venues, cost and prize questions, and the evolving balance of military and civilian marksman events. The piece reflects 1900s period sports journalism tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Georg Kistler
Philadelphia
Kistler
Bonn Wana
Jani
Phladelphia University
Hivler
Iite
Pennsylvania
Bert
Patty
Ayal
Pouneytanta
Roy
Keys
Honore
Bone
Muldie
Danonour
Mawatha
Bean Hopkinson Jr
Columbia
Hopkinson
Renoar
Hunter
University of Victoria
Rehear
J. B Crane
N.Y. A.C
Penn
Bryant
Plans for National Rifle Watch Meeting in Washington
The annual meeting of the National Hoard for the Promotion of Rite Praction will occur in Washington on January 27. Key topics include where and when the national match will be held and the weapons for the national team and individual competitions. The militia awaits the new rifle model 190% and related arrangements, with spring range practice expected to adapt to the Kray for the new spring bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm Honal
Washington
Wisley
Rageland
Congress
Areme
Minoh Dows
Moore
New York
Washinston
Hall
Ludd Aulde
Notice of nonresponsibility for debts signed by Thos Forrest
A terse disclaimer from January 8 1907 in Honolulu states that Thos Forrest will not be responsible for debts contracted without his order. The notice appears as a sworn declaration to shield him from liability in future credit or service obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Jan
Thos
Forrest
Loulh Hats Pottery and Curio Co in Hawaii and Seas
The Alexander Young Building houses Loulh Hats Pottery and Hawaii and South Seas Curio Co offering crafted wares and curios. Located in Honolulu, the storefront showcases pottery and regional artifacts for collectors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
South Seas
IFFANS DECISION ON PLANTATION INCOME TAX CASE
The Supreme Court today sustained the Tax Appeal Court in favor of Lanpahoohoe Suga Company Union Mit Company and Hamakva MIN Company in a case about plantation income tax for 1905 to 1908 The ruling defines income as the difference between movable property sales and costs of production rather than gross movable property value plus operating expenses The decision affects the taxation period and reverses prior lower court findings, clarifying how plantation income is calculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrame Court
Lanpahoohoe Suga Company
Union Mit Company
Hamakva Min Company
Tax Appeal Court
Firat Tax Division
Ae Wal
Supreme Court
Hodgson
Vineyard Atroat
Hovetunin Stemet
Diffcult to Launder Dressy Negligee Shirts in Climate
Fragmented OCR passage notes that dressy negligee shirts worn by men in a climate are hard to launder. It mentions a machine for ironing might be used, a mouth tied down, and stiff dirt fronts to resist mussing, with finish described as perfect.
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Shears Garden
E, C
Wall & Son, Limited
Aenures
Stanley Stephenson
St. Clair E Bidgood
Mike Wright
Hayselden Tobacco Company
Alexander Young Bldg
Bonny & Company
Fort ST
F. L. Ferguson
D. D
Union
Arlington Bik
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Nuanu ST
Sun Rise Dyeing House
Fory Syser
Ibingon
Sweet Violet Creamery
C. Q. Yee Hop & CO
Steinway, Starr
Thayer Piano CO
Hotel Street
Wrippe
Milch
Sporting News
Dan Renear
National Rifle Watch
Loulh
Iffans
R. W. Sweet
The
Burrell Construction Co
Moana
Beatte On Dee
Sroning
Whatney Marsh
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lowney
Alameda
Alexander
Ry Moana
Mrs. Winslow
Ribo
Waikiki
Mertsche
Honolus Uundertaking CO
M. E. Silva
Lake Rogers
Maui
Hawaiian Soda Works
Alakea Stre
Lb, Kerr, & Company
Kaahnmann
Pumul
Liliha and
Wyllie
My Offen
Kaahnaun Sf
LANGE
Watkik Road
Watkuks Road
Sumay
Moyd
Kalil
McKaver
King Streets
Palama
Kiki
Boris
Scottish Thistle Club
Naverley Hall
I Hotel
Bethel Sts
Wall
Nichole
Loonen
Howard
ADAMS
Chambers Drug CO
Fort
King Sts
Doris E. Paris
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