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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
2
A damaged ship report describes the cruiser California departing for Honolulu and preparing for a voyage to the Philippines from the navy yard. It notes crew readiness and port conditions while listing voyage plans and possible stops during the journey.
A damaged text discusses a planned invention to extract sugar from molasses, claiming a patent claim and global interest. It mentions a sugar plantation, experiments, and a new method to improve sugar yield, with emphasis on a potential patent and widespread anticipation.
Real estate records list multiple transfers entered for record July 5 1911 between 10:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. involving numerous individuals and entities across various blocks and tracts. The report also notes a July 1811 entry period from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and mentions accompanying economic figures and a New York mining value assertion by a geologist.
Harvard officials dominated the main events with strong performances against Yale in a regional college athletics meet. Despite early competitiveness, Harvard surged ahead as key athletes secured top finishes, reflecting a clear contest outcome.
The yacht Kamehameha arrived safely, anchoring off Polock after winning the Maid race to New London. Harvard University led the cruise, with Captain Charles Lewis and crew returning from a demanding voyage, while Kamalakal and Motokal stops marked a long, windward passage near the coast.
Crowd over 25 000 watched the varsity race as Harvard edged Yale in rough water. Harvard, with Coxswain Abel, led from start to finish and held a strong final stretch to win by a boat length. Yale’s crew showed power but could not match Harvard’s early lead and smooth stroke through the two mile course.
Antone Kaoo known as the Watalda Horse will not run until promoters secure $6000 and new terms. Jim Jajah the Canadian may enter under conditions, with talk of a likely defeat of Mitzeerald in future races. Captain Kank of Keto arrives amid injury updates, while Puunons and Myr canoe crews prepare for Honolulu competitions on July 1. The weekly bulletin notes strengthening AG support and recent practice arrivals.
In a tense game at Mulletin Field the Ewa squad defeated Waianae 8 to 1. Moya pitched for Hirvan with strong support from Biuwoth Dandling and Hainer as the Keial Churning around. George Meyers closed the game, while Watanae and Kyra figures drew spirited crowd reactions and ads teased a future match.
Article lists famed automotive brands including Packard Stevens Duryea Thomas Flyer and other early makers, noting their prominence in the car industry. It reflects on the variety of manufacturers and the evolving landscape of automotive innovation during the era.
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