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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
14
Sports writer analyzes a bout between Johnson and Whitset in a page filled with typos and scattered notes. The feature discusses fight hype, training, and the rise of a potential national boxing summit amid chaotic reporting and uncertain results.
Andee Rooney of the Phirty-nett Trent police court reported a perjury accusation against Johnson. The hearing was continued as the Johnson attorney failed to appear, amid remarks questioning the defendant's options and the court's stance.
A Princeton man linked to a clean sport push faces questions over a dispute involving hundreds of dollars in checks returned or misdirected. The suspect’s alleged actions include handling payments tied to a college facility and club events, with emphasis on integrity in athletics and public reporting.
The Youngsters defeated the Veterans in a tense bowling contest at YM Con alley. Kiel led with high marks, and Wile posted 173 while 172 by another teammate sealed the win. Next game set for 7:45.
Fragmented readable text suggests a historical account of a sporting meet with names like Geir, Vincent, Hattie, and Horne, plus mentions of intercollegiate reports and a discussion group. The passage references different locations, dates, and people while noting a meeting and a weathered sequence of events.
A jumble of player names and scores from a busy week. Lantioc and Franklin are highlighted for strong play while Hineelyempion and others challenge for top form. The piece notes high scores of 188 and 12 and hints at upcoming crack play.
A disjointed report describes Cuban players dominating a fast ball game and a hula influenced display in Havana. It mentions Frank Tinorott and various sports figures, with speculation on future championships and foreign participation. The text is garbled with many misread names and phrases.
A chaotic report from Honolulu describes the Kant concert at the Opera House in Cairo fashion with hula dancing as an added attraction. Tourists seek tickets amid mixed morals concerns while Hawaiian dancers perform and respond to Western observers.
The fragment discusses expenditures on automobiles and related topics. It mentions associations and retailers and hints at economic themes. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable in the OCR text, leaving the core focus on spending patterns and industry activity.
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