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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1902
Page
5
The crowd gathered near the Capitol tower watched as wind of about 100 blew from a tall chimney and whipped fog away, delaying Prof Johnron Aaron Alp artist and balloonist from a planned ascent. He judged the gusts unsafe for flight and will attempt later if conditions improve.
Shipping updates list vessels in port with arrivals from San Francisco and ballast movements to Port Townsend. Passengers named include E Carter Mrs Kellogg and others. Sailings scheduled for June 18 and June 20. several ships bound for San Francisco and Port Gamble with general merchandise and ballast duties.
A dignified Malden matron and her deacon husband faced a strange street encounter in Back Bay. A well-dressed man asked her hard questions about a theft, claimed to be in debt and from Chicago, and spoke of alimony as he clumsily shuffled a napkin.
A garbled OCR style fragment references people and places with unclear meaning. It mentions names like Lemon and Haren, a weanling, infant, and several disjointed terms, suggesting a damaged historical page with scattered proper nouns but no coherent event or narrative.
A fragmented recap of a baseball inning lists misplayed fielding, outs, and strikeouts. It mentions Lumhisa, Clarke, Taylor, Kalawan, Scanlen, Tucker, and Plicher among players, with references to outs and positions as the event unfolds in a shaky description.
The article covers a lengthy baseball game with multiple innings and errors. It highlights Riley and Muller, Anderson’s standout catch, Wilder’s strikeouts, and various outs and runs. It also mentions a year-long guarantee for a lamp by the Hawaii Trading Co and Standard Lamp Co. plus the Hilo Free Kindergarten activities.
A chaotic clipping reports Kaiser Wilhelm and the Simon statue in Berlin as a symbol of wartime prestige. Amid garbled text, the piece hints at a forthcoming royal presentation and public reaction across Germany and the United States, with references to officials, photographers, and a national mood of anticipation.
Fragmentary report describes Swiss efforts to study avalanche behavior and develop methods to reduce risk. Text references breaking moving snow masses and forming controlled protections to prevent deadly slides amid mountainous terrain.
A muddled early report describes the Maile Saloon affair with arrests and warrants. Names include Lewin and Brown, and the scene centers on alleged gunfire, saloon ownership, and a broader inquiry into who holds control of the Maile saloon in a tense local clash.
A fragmentary account describes early actions in a baseball game between Kamehameha and Punahou. Players Kekuewa, Loucks, Reuter, Koki, Lemon, Vannatta, and others are listed with outs, errors, and chances. The narrative records outs in the first and third innings, a baserunner on two occasions, and a fumble at second base.
A description of an automatic billiard cue invention details a support wand pivoting trigger mechanism and movable piece that returns after a stroke. The device includes a spring recoil and a guiding sleeve at both ends allowing the cue to slide freely and reset to its original position.
A fragmented OCR item from a Statesman page contains garbled text including names or terms like Quite Mannish and ScratchiMe. The readable portion suggests a brief note or column line without a clear event or outcome.
A royal husband, while inspecting a government boiler in a large engineering building, became trapped when a manhole cover closed. He could not escape the hot boiler area, though officials freed him without injury after a tense delay.
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