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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
6
Property offers a ball acre tract with a fine dwelling roped to a groud area, a stable, carriage shed, and servants quarters. Features a view overlooking the entire grounds and surrounding landscape.
A critical note on a drama titled William Shakespeare Pedagogue and Poacher set in Stratford on Avon about deer stealing and the Shrew, with commentary on its verse and sources. Also reviewed are The Specialiet by A M Irvine and two by Charles Wagner The Value of Nature and The Joy Life, with publication details and pricing.
A wheeled wagon driven hard loses a rein as a tramp of about twenty eight helps mend it with cord. The driver, Dorrington Gresham, reveals Harvard ties and a desire to travel, while the tramp politely questions appearances and hints at a hidden purpose in his travels. The moment hints at deeper backstory and potential kinship through shared family roots.
A dusty stranger pressures a bank owner as depositors gather at dawn. An agreement hinges on a cover story about secured funds and a planned marriage, with the tale ending as the scene promised a continuation tomorrow.
A special USGA committee concluded a plan to place all clubs on equal dues and voting power. The proposal, from Western clubs seeking reorganization, would reduce active dues from $1000 to $50 and grant allied clubs limited representation on the executive board, to be considered at the February 10 annual meeting.
Kis Ishpeming prepares for the 8ki Riders of America event in February with a planned loop the loop feat. Don Thompson of the Ishpeming Ski Club and engineer Harry Hurst have outlined the hazardous new stunt to be added alongside steep dashes down snow covered inclines.
Boston has secured Jesse Burkett, the heavy hitting outfielder from the 8south Americana, amid reports President John J. Taylor and Captain Colling supported the deal. Details remain brief as terms are not fully disclosed and negotiations were cited as completed.
Burkett signed with the American League for next season after a deal involving Outhelder Stone and money. Horton paid Milwaukee 2500 for Brone. Fitcher Tannehill flagging terms, Tease to pitch for Portlands money, Laet nemion to stay with Portland. Thielman Thurg remain. McCreedie seeks a catcher. Portland considers Harry Spencer. Beattie, Jennxions, Drenson, Nadeau realign.
New York journalist notes American League manager Clark Grimth arriving from a Montana ranch with Clarkeau, his trainee. Grimth plans to hire a Bret baseman from Ganzel Anderton and Chase, with Chase described as a promising California star. A new infielder Fletcher is also mentioned.
Portland manager McCremtie attempts a trade to swap infielder Joe Beck for Johnnie Burns once with the Los Angeles club and later with McClonkey's San Francisco Pacito National League outfit, with further unclear conditions from Butler.
A Nebraska bill to prohibit football has formed and awaits introduction as the State Legislature convenes. Rep Cunningham says he will push the measure despite unpopularity, arguing the game is too rough and dangerous. University students are preparing demonstrations against the bill.
The contest runs from December 1 to 5 PM on March 15 Eligibility includes anyone except relatives of Bulletin Pub employees New subscribers earn double votes Transfers between household members are not allowed Names must be investigated before votes Count by three unbiased judges with no stake in any candidate Final results announced by judges No transfer of votes One prize per person Prizes include Angelus piano a 12 gauge shotgun a 6x7 camera a $20 tool cabinet a barrel of Port Costa flour and other items
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