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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
11
A ceremonial program lists purses and races for the Kamla meet including Merchants Stakes and Japanese Stake. Entries close June 17 1907 with weights set for Hawaiian bred horses and stipulations on entrants and payments.
The Harrison Mutual Burial Association Board proposes a new benefit fund for financially strapped members. An assessment of 1.00 per member, due by 1907, would create a fund with payments to eligible families of deceased members, and rules outline delinquency consequences and use of funds.
A chaotic report blends baseball history with protests and editorials. Players such as Johnny Wigs and a Halland club figure in a protest over rules and safety. The piece notes a New York meeting on May 25 and references legal and political tensions around baseball governance and support.
The clipping chronicles a bustling social scene with many names. It notes marriages, travel plans, hotel stays, and visits across the East and West Coasts, mentioning Mrs Edgar Bishop, Miss Muriel Campbell, Col. Southard Hetman, and several couples touring California and New York luxury venues, with reflections on the local social circuit.
A chaotic account from a Doveland ball game describes raucous White Sox cheering and tense moments in the stands. The narrative captures players Nick Alok and others amid a charged scene with taunts, chants, and heated exchanges directed at opposing figures.
The report mentions Tommy Ryan retiring from boxing and running a Benton Harbor club. It notes Kkyan arranging bouts for local youths, plans for a two round match, and references to American and British entertainment acts, a Campania voyage, and a promoter named Palmer.
A fragmented historical notice analyzes pitching technique and delivery, focusing on a player nicknamed Ginny and the influence of mechanics on success. It discusses timing, balance, and the talk around a rise in performance, with references to a local team and observers noting how adjustments affect outcomes.
The Weekly Bininn reports on a local discussion about spending vacations in Haleiwa. Residents weigh the appeal of island relaxation, scenic beaches, and nearby attractions as summer plans take shape.
In accordance with a mortgage by Moses Filuahele mortgagor of Honolulu to Kinohalu Sugar Company the notice states intention to foreclose for nonpayment. The sale of property in Kiapa district Oahu Hawaii is set for May 1 1907 at noon at the auction house in Times Building Honolulu. The parcels include seven point seven five acres Royal Patent 6201 40680 twenty six acres described as Tease to O Una dated June 1 1887 and recorded as La 10 5 841 and a five acre parcel with apana claims. Further details available from Neuny 12 Cooper attorney for Kipahulu Sugar Company Judd Building Honolulu Hawaii.
Notice outlines foreclosure of a mortgage held by Kipa hulk Sugar Company on property in Kipahuly and Maus in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii. The mortgage dates to December 24, 1898, recorded in Liber 187. Folio 194-106. Foreclosure after three consecutive weeks from publication and sale set for July 1, 1907 at 12 noon at James J. Morgan election rooms in Honolulu. Property includes undivided interests in Royal Patents and Grant 2209 with acreage totaling about 11.97 acres plus 87. i acres. Henry 3. Cooper, attorney for Ky hulu Sugar Company, signs.
Under authority a meeting is announced for the observance of the fourth of July. The session will be held on Wednesday at a.m. in the city hall building with A. la Corinson, secretary of Hy, signing as authorized.
A fragmentary notice appears referencing a laundry operation with unclear details. The readable text mentions hand work and garment handling by a group or entity labeled HABA DH PMANOE LAUNDEY with emphasis on avoiding machine use and extended time.
Legal notice from Maui about a mortgage foreclosure by Henry Cooper attorney for Hol Sugar Company, listing parties Ke Iabwhnew, wife, and others. Includes dates, property location Kipahulu, district of Hanai, and sales procedures with publication every three weeks.
The High Sheriff of Hawaii announces a public auction of property to satisfy an alias execution. The sale, at 2 pm on July 2, 1907, at 8417 Kashumanu Street, Honolulu, lists two iron concrete block machines, face plates, a 6 and a 12 inch plate, and a runabout automobile. Proceeds apply to the judgment against Burrell Construction Co. and a California corporation.
Sealed tenders for two properties, a Christian Church site on Alakea above King and a residence site at Keeaumaka and Beretania, Honolulu, will be received until 3 p.m. on the 3rd of December 1907. The church reserves right to accept or reject all tenders. For details contact W L Hopper, Treasurer, Christian Church, P O Box 524, Honolulu.
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