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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
11
Hawaii Jockey Club presents a July 4 meet at Hootahi Park. Multiple races include Merchants Stakes and Japanese Stakes with Hawaiian bred and other entries. Weights, nominations, and entry fees set. minimum entries required. prizes total purse.
A 1907 board resolution from The Harrison Mutual Burial Association offers members in financial need a way to establish a bene t fund. Eligible members who contribute $1 benefit a deceased member’s family with up to 5000 dollars, funded by assessments and governed by article 22 of the by laws.
Fragmented report recounts early rowing events with references to Hieber, Hiner, and other names, noting performances across multiple events and venues. It mentions a Southern Handicap and Western events, plus college crew entries and a Madison, Wisconsin setting with various universities named in passing.
A garbled report details a cross era mix of boxing bouts and hockey like club play, mentioning Lou Attell and Jim Jeffries era figures, debates on venue and coaching, and scattered references to Columbia College players and Chicago newspaper coverage. The text blends sport names, clubs, and personalities with fragmented commentary and unlikely matchups.
In a tense campus matchup, CaLiGE Spurs edged Cornell amid disrupted play and chaotic scenes. Key figures battled across the court with crowd energy high as the contest swung late, culminating in a narrow victory for CaLiGE.
Fragmented notes describe boxing promoter plans in Davenport and a chaotic bus ride to a Giants game. Tales cover press frictions, fighter hopes, and conflicting reports on sport figures like McGraw and Young, with a sense of wartime era bravado and local spectacle.
A garbled obituary like fragment presents a fearful scene in which the Auto-Crat remains silent and detached yet scribbles a grim epitaph in a wrecked street. The narration names vague figures and odd phrases as if from a surreal tableau.
A fragmented report describes a social gathering in Honolulu with decorations and music. It notes the graduation class names and a parade of attendees. The piece mentions a toast and evening entertainment featuring a performer, with guests enjoying dancing and a late schedule.
In Santa Rost on May 20 the boxing bout between Chopasiki from San Meine and Georges Herberts of Val Jenoe drew controversy as Herberts won by decision amid conflicting reports of the action. Choynekt and Chayaakt are noted in the faded recount, with crowd supporters claiming a knee blow influenced the verdict.
Legal notice from Kipahulu Sugar Company about foreclosure for non payment of principal and interest on a mortgage dated February 18 1899 recorded in Lib 187 folio 110 seeking sale of Maui property described as several acres at Kipahulu Mana Maui with improvements. Attorney Henry Cooper Kipahulu Sage Company to provide further details and schedule. Sale set at Honolulu on July 7 1907 at 12 noon.
A sheriff sales notice issued by the First Circuit Court Hawaii announces the auction of property to satisfy a writ of alias execution. On June 2, 1907 at noon in Honolulu the sale will include two concrete block machines and a Gale automobile to settle a claim of $154.00 plus interest costs and fees against Murrell Construction Company. The sale is conducted at 847 Kantumann Street by auctioneer M. Morgan.
In Honolulu Territory mortgagee Kipahulu Sugar Company gives public notice of intent to foreclose a May 6 1891 mortgage to Moses Ulanahele. The sale July 1 at noon in Honolulu will auction all parcels described including lands in Kipahulu Hawaii and leases. Henry K Cooper attorney for Kipahulu Sugar Company provides details.
Notice from Kipahulu Sugar Company announcing foreclosure for non payment on a mortgage dated December 24, 1896. Mortgagee intends to sell the property in Kipabilu Maui and Kalaeloa Hiku with Royal Patents 11.97 and 8.87 acres at public auction in Honolulu on July 1, 1907. Attorney Henry E. Cooper handles details. sale to occur at James F. Morgan auction rooms Honolulu Hawaii.
Notice is given of the annual meeting of stockholders of First American Savings & Trust Co. of Hawai, Ltd. The text appears garbled but indicates a scheduled stockholder gathering with standard formalities and listed officers.
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