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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1902
Page
6
A fragmented summary covers musicians and composers, concerts, and institutions. It notes eminent figures such as Wagner and Beethoven, mentions the New England Conservatory activity, and references the Journal’s observations on public support for music, organists, and a forthcoming dramatic performance at the Opera House.
A lively Hoolulu Park program featured polo and races with Japanese owned horses. Crowds filled the stands as Pierre and Cronje competed in a tight sprint, while Royal Pennel Merrit Foren battled for position and the inter-team polo match highlighted strong riding and team play amid a festive holiday crowd.
Fragmentary OCR shows a concert program titled Skand Concert with sections Part 1 and Part II. Names and phrases include Hagstad Wagner Ma Naber Seibetinae and Veeo Seibetinae Foie Theeailin Banter, plus references to venues Caples and Cavalleyia with repeated terms and odd spellings. The readable text is garbled with many unclear terms.
In a fragmented notice readers are told about a Kodak sponsored amateur photography contest with substantial prizes. The poorly legible OCR references The Kodak Co and related sponsors, promising favorable awards and attractive opportunities for entrants, though many words are garbled.
The High School presents a student concert directed by Mee Yarmley in YOMA hall on Tuesday evening. Limited seating restricts public attendance to invited parents and relatives. program features student performances including violins, chorus, and solo numbers with several named performers and instructors.
The 1902 Club hosts a masquerade ball on Thursday evening with a costume parade. Members and guests enjoyed the event with prizes for best costumes and lively entertainment throughout the evening.
Fragmentary notice recalls a February Moonlight Ride in Hilo. The group, including Mr Hawtingy, visits the DH MIL location where they encountered a scare and later moved on with a vaccine mentioned. Names listed include Cheek Barter and several others.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions questionable claims about a laxative from quinine tablets and a refund offer. Disjoint place names and prices appear, with no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
The notice urges readers to place orders for the Special Industrial edition of the Evening Bulletin. It advertises the edition as ready for distribution, priced at cents, with the weekly issue described as the Territory’s largest and best publication, consisting of sixteen to twenty pages at $1 a year.
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