Scots Triumph in Windy World Cup Tilt
A rough wind dominated the match as Scot players outmaneuvered the Worlds, seizing multiple chances, with Morse and McWhirter key in the attack. Despite strong World defense and late pressure, the Scots rallied to push the ball over the goal line amid scrimmage and counterattacks, securing a decisive early lead.
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Morse
Bath
Ub Howe
Atargy Ieee
Hayle
Dasher Wah
Beotchman
Pussen
Mores
Warlle
Morne
Wade
Cockburn
Benin
Hell
Mt Watt
Bette
Wnd
Mimenbere Fnally
McWhirter
Royle
Dusenbore
COUSINS 10 HOLD THEIR BILEE AND WORLDS FALLS
A chaotic scrimmage near the Wartis goal features McWhirter scoring for the Beutehmen as multiple shots, blocks, and near-goals unfold. The Worlds defend stoutly with Lavenbore and Moyle among others thwarting attacks, while careful backline play and wind influence the action and result in a hard fought, victorious Beutehmen performance.
Rich Little Girls Gift Tradition At Birthday Celebration
A Philadelphia Telegraph description recounts a tradition where well bred parents give each child a gem, bangle, or gold bead on birthdays. Tiny bracelets and chains with pearls and other adornments are worn, often bearing the name of the wearer. The piece notes that while the stones are not large or costly, quality matters. Also mentioned are public speaking events among Central Asia speakers and the 2H Mormons in Germany observing total abstinence from alcohol, coffee, Koa, and worldly amusements.
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Royle
Mons
Hlackman
Janeen
Couree
Halle
Meghl
Fonwich
Jennie
Philadelphia Telegraph
Pioneer Hotel Lahaina Ad Highlights Modern Rooms
An advertisement for the Pioneer Hotel Lahaina promotes new renovations and upgraded rooms including a sample room for travelers. It notes good dining options opposite Laudine and suggests a pleasant stay with updated accommodations.
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Coummur
Laudine
Nat
Torme
Glick Compares Guest to Father Alexander at Mission Meeting
President Glick noted a resemblance between their guest and Father Alexander of the Hawaiian mission, while Mr Cooke said the guest hailed from the same state as that worthy. The gathering included the singing of two stanzas of Heber's missionary hymn.
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Dleo
Hawaiian Mission Children's Soetoy
Prifepor mmd
Rteturde
Kaplotant Street
Yeu
Anil
Tew
Goml
Gullek
Yrweldent
Mtr
Gillick
Loren Aniermi
Eran Lig
Sire
D. P Kimervon
Key
Ara Loaetin
Hain
Alexander
WU Weatterwalt
Alexader
Dre Clark
PTO
Cdl
Laan
Dow Ph
B. Atherton
Moe J. A. Micharda
Atobert
Athantom
Pro
Niélards
Dire
Diltingbiem
Sry
Gublok
Robert Rules
Oviee
Manuel
Clark
Stn
Emerson
Afra Richarda
Mre
Weaver
Jeantie Society
Jane
Lislien
Konr
Mexamlér
Japan
Frank Cooke
Sisty
Hwan
Milwalanary
Wileston Helder Felley
Yune
Dr. Alesander Wan
Glick
Father Alexander
Cooke
Heber
Tides and Maritime Notices From Hawaii Ports
Weather and tide tables note full moon on the 23d with Hawaiian Standard Time. Arrivals include Keauhou, Olga, Hancock, Edward Sewall, Subinay Predman with cargo and livestock. Departures list Gaetly, Rithet, McPhail, Joe Ron Brancino sailing for various ports, with sugar and troops moved.
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Keauhon
Mosher
Olga
Waldwick
Newcastle
U.S
Hancock
Wilson
Ban Pranchico
Mawlia
Edward Sewall
Qhick
Oyster Harbor
Subinay
Predman
Hilo
Way Jiorts
Gaetlv
Mach
Ban Ratings Am
Bi RP
Rithet
McPhail
Joe Ron Brancino
Sugar
Amenti
Jamea
Miller
Paget
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Vietiry
Eh Eohl
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Hole
Meare
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Htuyne
Star Kream
Reid
Tinney
M.A
Atherton
Sir William von
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T. Mareatling
Etdawebal
Chine
Albert Waterhoue
Mr Taes
Mtr. Eireann
Sark
Atkin von
Aiton
C. Kamali
Allen
W. Campbell
HL Hofmann
Bailey
J. Keatoha
Kamehamehas
J. Pa
Campbell
Oablin
Thi
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Sparta
Paylor
Ciab
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Akane
Kamuhaw
Katuhow
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Hamuuku
Karo
Thare
Huw Viettin
JH. Miter
Hapal
W. Bick
Oairns
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T. Nahiowea
Amd
Hamaylen
Kamehambe
Te Wae & Tay
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Hamat
Keatoba
Kamehametvas
Uches
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Oahue
K. Polipala
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Wwrei Bowie
Ryeratt
Oabu College
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Aui
HH Yanla
Dalley
Crabte
A. Walker
M. Robinson
Oahu College
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Hawaiku
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Apela
Choe
Kamehamehee
Kim
Malohorecon
Selawek
Schasseh
Kamehameha
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Beutehmen
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Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
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Fenwick
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Germany
Total Abstaluere Front
Pioneer Hotel
Lahaina
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C.F. Herrick Carriage Co., Limited
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Intelligence
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Kahului
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Greenwich
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San Francisco
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U. S. Hydrographic Office
Merchanta’ Change
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Huot Jmhote
Island OF Maui
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Mau
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School St
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Maxoon Building
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