16 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1902
Page
1
A large crowd witnessed Makiki rounds as the Customs team, nicknamed the Smugglers, defeated the Twentieth Infantry 15 to 0. Details describe a chaotic, boothlike atmosphere with betting and dramatic plays as the smugglers dominated from the first inning onward.
The report describes a chaotic softball style inning with misreads and miscues. Weber Staite misses a hit, Klere connects for many balls, but fielding errors and base running miscues dominate. The soldiers’ side creates pressure with Ullrich, Leeds, and Gabel making plays while the home team struggles. A late request to change the umpire ends the segment.
The Hawaii Pond Dramatic Club presented Law kawai The Lady of the Twilight and the landing of Captain Cook at the Opera House last night. Native performers led by H C Uluken and Kemata Kubla drew praise for authentic staging and humor. Critics noted strong acting and Hawaiian music, but flagged frequent curtain drops causing interruptions.
The jury found Kaaihur Kamimue died in Honolulu on March ith 1902 from a skull fracture after falling from an upper story of a two story Roberto Inn. Death was due to hemorrhage and skull fracture though no external bruises were typical of a ground fall. The jury noted a soft mud surface could explain a head injury without visible wounds.
A large Honolulu crowd witnessed a top polo match at Kaplolan Park for the McKinley Memorial Fund. The game drew record attendance, with strong play from both sides and officials including umpire Damon and linemen Waterhouse and Bedman. The event was praised as the finest polo display seen in the city, supporting the memorial fund and showcasing local talent.
Carriages and pedestrians fill the square as players ride and clash on the polo field. High Sheriff Brown and Deputy Sheriff Chiogworth supervise, while Lt. Calte and mounted patrol prevent mishaps. The game is intense with good plays, though fouls and rough riding mar the fun.
A large society turnout attended the game with many notable names listed among spectators including princes and professors. The report notes external wounds and mentions a death by skull fracture, with jurors delayed by questions and a curious Sherlock Holmes style inquiry during the trial.
In a brisk start around 4 20 p m Judd opened scoring for the Blues and Hob Shingle followed with a solo run and goal. Dillingham added a second for the Reds before Angi and Hancock pushed the Reds to three goals. The first period ended Blues 3 Reds 2.
In the second period Dillingham hit a fine refting shot from the bunch and the Reds advanced well. Blues pressured, then gained a throw in and pushed toward the Reds goal. Cole scored five and Thin added another as the Blues attacked. Shingle brought the ball forward, then Dillingham scored a solo shot for the Reds, their third goal, followed by his fourth as the Reds faded.
In a brisk mid field exchange the Reda Analy gained possession and Shingle carried well before the ball crossed to the Reds. Dillingham intercepted and sent a shot through the Reds to credit Arth as the scorer. Hancock later delivered a long drive as the Reds regrouped.
The Chiungworths won a police shoot yesterday with Deputy Sheriff Abitliegworth and Captain Parke among the participants. The final score stood at 878 to 875 in a tense, narrow margin.
Shingle recovered late to lift the Blues as the Reds failed to withstand a strong team burst. Dillingham and Shingle combined for key scores while the Blues' teamwork outweighed the Reds' individual plays in a 7 to 6 final. Multiple incidents tested players but no major injuries marred the game.
In the third period the Blues dominated, keeping Reds play in their own territory. War halted by Dillingham, Snaily nearly scored after a scrimmage near the Reds goal. Cole forced a shot, Fleht saved, but Reds still led 5 to 1 before Dole added a sixth for the Blues late in the period.
A hockey or lacrosse style game report notes Dole scoring a late goal and multiple attempts near the goal. The Blues press the Reds in the fourth period with decisive plays and near misses, while Dole finally scores but the shot hits the post.
Paychanter Hatt haw challenged Rab do Pd Scott at Gogaipes to a duel. The challenge delivered by Frou Went Hall’s second. The duel occurred in Dinmont Ment crater at 2:90 y'elork this afternoon with Booth and Hall’s seconds present.
Officers scour city and harbor areas after Woods the escaped negro convict vanished after dark. Enlarged photos and posted notices aim to identify him as residents report sightings near parks and outlying suburbs while police verify every tip.
Floral offerings from Hed Magfarlane Funeral Service appear in an obituary notice detailing memorial arrangements. The brief item notes the funeral home name and service line without additional embellishments or dates.
Aged mother mourns as friends gather for the funeral of Reward Dreamer Macfarlane. Floral offerings from Macfarlane & Company and Ha Sealian Howl employees arrive. Government officials discuss semi official honors, but the family opts for a modest procession to cathedral and cemetery with music by Captain Werger. The hymn Nearer My God to Thee holds special meaning for the deceased. The casket will be moved from the residence to the cathedral and cemetery with the government band providing music at the cathedral.
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