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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
6
Job bureau ad lists Emma and Beretania locations supplying Japanese and Chinese workers for all kinds of labor. Contact by telephone Blue 2181 for arrangements and inquiries.
A new organization plans a public bathhouse project in Honolulu to include a plunge pool fed by artesian water from the von Hamm Young Co. The facility, to be built beside the hotel, will offer a Turkish bath, exercise rooms, diving platforms, and swimming pools. Construction set to begin April 1 with a $10,000 capital, inviting YMCA access and private memberships.
Jene Young, treasurer of the Ulu club, shot 76 to win the White Rock event at Manoa, the lowest winning score ever. Geo Angus tied for course low at 18, while Frank Halstead and EO White led the scratch field. Halstead beat by seven strokes. The cup remains untaken until the next round at Mownalua.
Fraught account recalls a staged match between Britt and Britt's rival two years earlier near San Francisco. Testimony pins the plan to dominate rounds, split receipts, and rig the pool with Horford and others to share winnings, while Britt allegedly feigned harm and head blows to influence judges and crowd.
The Honolulu Gun Club hosted the Cadlenne Cup event with Jim Harvey prevailing. Harvey shot 11 hits out of 20 to claim first place, defeating duck LeVeigh and HL Walker Yean, the first cup winner, on Warring ton's birthday.
Day event list for the Meld Day contest on the 24th includes track events such as dash and yard dash, wide sprint, half mile run, high jump, and related finals. Participants and exact times are unclear due to garbled text. The schedule ends around 2 p.m. with close of events and awarding.
The New York National League club began its advance to Memphis Tennessee for spring training. Christopher Matthewson Henry Matthewson Gilbert Donlin Pitegerald Kennedy and a newcomer joined by trainer Marty Turhill and Manager McGraw aim to arrive ahead of the players. The first championship game is set for April Knowles will join the trip next week after receiving Forrest Weight then signed as a left handed pitcher drafted from Louisville.
Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives the United States grants the Commissioner authority to register or enroll all vessels built abroad that are wrecked in the United States. Vessels repaired or rebuilt must show repairs funded by a gender equal to three fourths of the cost. The act repeals preceding duties and taxes on such vessels.
Washington February 2 Senatorial committee on interstate commerce prepares to vote on the Hepburn bill amendments. President Roosevelt will not block amendments, may seek compromise, and would veto only if the bill fails to pass in the form approved by Congress. In Beattie hundreds sign notices opposing the Sunset Telephone Company urging action and service improvements.
Notice by authority announces a public hearing on April 1 1908 in Honolulu to consider the setting apart of government land on the western slope of Mauna Haaalalai in Kona District Hawaii for a forest reserve. The meeting will review a land description, boundaries and the question of public access and designation under Chapter 28 revised laws of Hawaii and related forestry actions.
How to gain votes for a place in The Bulletin's $2000 contest. The office cannot provide subscriber lists. Contenders are urged to solicit votes from readers, especially those already subscribing, to secure vote coupons. Prizes include a touring car, piano, insurance policy, and more. Subscriptions and vote details priced by period.
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