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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
7
A garbled Gologne era report describes Marines playing baseball or ball games near a wharf or base with scattered names and places such as Tei en ee font and Williame Hil Omurklowy. The fragment hints at a formal military outing, crowd scenes, and possible court or local officials present.
Monte Carlo January 7 Prince Albert of Monaco leads a ceremonial display with 1200 pages of trational public activity. The event highlights Monaco's governance and cultural tradition as preparations unfold for public observance.
Fragmented schedule lists events from January to March including baseball, racing, road races, and bicycle meets. Names and places are garbled with several unreadable words and stray dates. The readable items show a mix of athletics events from different weeks.
Marshfield Missouri jury hears case against Tom Phare accused of murder in the killing of Stante Rewhel during a train robbery era. Prosecutors say the defendant aided by White A. Dipley arranged the crime and fled, with Dipley later charged in connection to the getaway. The victim was Ketchel, and the killing occurred October 15 last year.
Johnson and Langford to meet in six rounds in Philadelphia at the American Athletic Club. The bout is expected for a $10,000 purse with a signing fee and prize details to follow.
Barney Oldfield breaks the record at Ascot Park driving the Bill von Meng car in a high‑profile event. A large crowd attended as Oldfield and Jimmy Ryall highlighted the program with impressive runs and wins featuring local auto enthusiasts and visitors from Australia.
Shattered Wash January 10 reports Tommy Burns, former heavyweight champion, agreeing to a fight with Lang. Wagered at 2,000 for a net win, Burns guarantees 500 in revanche. Plans include a tour to England with Jack Lester, then a return to the United States within thirty days.
London January 7 reports a booming London boxing scene with promoters like McIntosh driving a vibrant London scene. Dozens of matches draw large crowds as authorities largely refrain from interfering in professional bouts. Top fighters such as Wells and Tuntoosh are highlighted as rising stars with major prize opportunities anticipated.
A northern snowstorm threatens the Norwegian booth at the Mid-Hadhe Kirmess. Despite plans for a spring dance with Norwegian coffee, sandwiches, and cakes, organizers prepare to proceed inside the Old Fish Market as snow arrives February 18. Coordinators include Mrs J A Rath as chair, with Violet Maleo directing decorations and Mrs Hobdy catering.
The article follows Rickard and Tex Tietaird amid boxing talk, travel dreams, and the lure of South America. It notes Rickard’s wish to tour cattle sectors and his belief in chance through boxing fame, interlaced with references to Wolgast, Spivey, and Horton's January events.
A report outlines the upcoming international billiard tournament with details on venue, timing, and competing contenders. Officials from the National Association are listed with names including Albert Barnes and Walter Plowalas.
Public notice of a District Court summons in Hawaii Territory for a land condemnation case. Defendants must answer within twenty days after service of a certified copy of the petition. The document includes certifying clerk seals and case numbers 72 and related parties names.
Sealed tenders are invited by the Superintendent of Public Works for the Honolulu Water Works project. Submissions close January 22, 1919 at 4:00 pm at the office of the Superintendent. Tenders cover furnishing galvanized water piping and related materials with standard dimensions for the Monette Water Works mains. All bids must be delivered in person and subject to the stated terms and conditions.
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