Problems for the Chess Enthusiasts
Weekly chess column invites readers to submit problems and solutions to the Chess Editor at Bin day Bulletin Honolulu with weekly deadline before Thursday noon. Correspondence includes correct solution of Problem No 5 from Wood.
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Problem No 57 By N Harrop Liverpool Shared Is Prize
Problem No 57 by N Harrop from Liverpool notes a shared prize in the Football and Field tournament alongside Prob No 56. Details imply a continuation or pairing of problems and results in the same event with competitive entries.
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Chaffee Relieved as Command of the Philippines
Washington reports Major General Chaffee is relieved and placed in command of the Division of the Philippines with Major General Davis to lead the Department of the East. The change follows retirement of General Brooke and a recommendation from Secretary Root with President Roosevelt’s approval.
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Opinion on Coroner Jury Citizenship in Hawaii Territory
Hawaii Attorney General F E P Dole states coroner jurors must be “good and lawful men” for district service and questions whether non citizens can be compelled to serve. He notes jurors take oaths, receive fees, and perform defined civil duties, while expressing serious doubt on non citizens serving on coroner juries.
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Garden Island Notes From July Garden Isle News
Garden Island items from July note the ping pong crate height, Helen Girvinle vacationing with sister, and W M Rice visiting. Wm Thompson of T H Daes Co and wife guests of the Hardwicks. W H Rice among others. Ewart resigns as Garden plantation mail contractor. Mills of Lihue at Boda Water and Electric Power Works suffers typhoid fever. Lihue social hall under construction with dance planned. credit to promoters. Engagement announced between Dr K Yanagihara and Miss Mary Yoabloka. Palmer says road work between Wailua and Hanalei maulu uncovers many skeletons daily. site likely old battlefield. About six hundred Japanese left Garden Island plantations for Honolulu in seven weeks. Hall being loaded with roughly 150 Japanese laborers per trip from Maui-Wall ports.
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Lahaina Team Falls to Waikapu at Welle Park
In a July 26 game at Welle Park Waikapu defeated Lahaina 18 to 4. Espinola pitched well for Broadfaut town while Willie Searle of Kihei towsed for Waikapu. Lahainaltes showed courage and vowed to seek a reversal in future contests.
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Dance on the Villard Aboard in Wailuku Harbor
A lively July 21 dance on the American ship Henry Villard drew guests from Kahulul Spreckelsville and Wailuku. The event featured a bonfire on Kabulul beach and a reception aboard, marking a festive shipboard social in Hawaii. Sheriff of Hana district announces a career move to Lihue plantation, while Kaul company continues its local operations. The Bulletin reports 75 cents monthly.
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Wireless test of underwater telegraphy at Cherbourg
A Cherbourg test demonstrated wireless telegraphy for submarine torpedo boats Amant and Triton with receivers fitted on board. The operation sent signals from the central station as the Triton dove. August von Eade, a Wisconsin resident and pioneer German, has died.
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Plumbing as an Art by Mr R Bath expands showroom
Mr R Bath formerly on Hictinede street reorganizes into a modern showroom in the Islands with a large staff of experienced workers. The store highlights world famed Douglas Closets with high or low tanks, noted for noiseless operation and strong suction. A guarantee against leakage and repairs, rolled-rim enameled bath tubs and open lavatories are displayed. Sanitary plumbing goods connect to city water, with an inviting invitation for public inspection and for Mr Bath to provide figures and supervise all entrusted work.
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