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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
5
A dense jumble of names, places, and events from a bygone issue. Mentions of Melbourne style names, church notices, band concerts, a fatal accident, and upcoming meetings surface amid scattered ads and local announcements. Key figures and organizations include Morman, Interinland Company, and the Guild, with references to Punchbow Street and Wilder Avenue.
Ben thenei Woo appoints fire wardens under Act 71 of the Aston Laws of 1908. Hugo Haneberg and others named act for the District Fire Wardens in Walanne Toland er twat Kipabile. Deputy Fire Warden David Hawgle named for Hawai Territory. Holloway signs as Secretary and Preventive Officer.
Official notice from the District Fire Warden restricting burning in Waianae areas under section of the 1905 law. No fires may burn during calm or windy conditions for 8 weeks from the date. The responsible person must control and extinguish any fire until completely out. Superintendent Ralph B. Hobser signs the proclamation in March in Honolua.
Notice is hereby given that the stock and hooks of the Honolulu Rapid Transit Land Company will be closed to transfers from 29th to the All days of March 1900, both days inclusive. By order of the Board of Directors. GEO. PEE Secretary. Ely Ratio of the Brenig oe complete sam the avwe at the Gay. Fer Bia Yeon.
Piracy near Canton seizes an American ship and onboard arms and munitions. Emperor health rumors in Vienna denied. Wrecks off New England coast claim forty seven British boats. General Languilly dead. Shaw favors no tariff change and Dingley tariff continuation.
The Salvation Army holds nightly meetings except Monday with Holiness services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 3 p.m. A People's Legion meeting and Salvation meeting are planned with music from a brass and string band. The Christian Church on Dormer Alakes and King streets invites all to regular services and events including Bible School, preaching, and evening talks.
In Kellington Pa yesterday a manager and two reporters bet on a cold bath stunt during a training session. Nelson refereed as Nolan and the two scribes jumped into the river, swimming several lengths in strong wind and tea-stained water. A later baseball game between Twilight and the Infantey was set for 2 PM.
Crockett plant resumes operations today at 10:80 am after three years under prior control. New modern machinery and remodeling boost output and labor force by about forty percent while shipments resume on a steady schedule with no shutdowns expected. Local labor and regional supply chains adjust as crude, refined products and warehouses prepare for distribution.
The Catholic Church of St John the Hapliot Kallhtwaenu under Rev Father Clement holds tomorrow March 25 the fourth Sunday of Lent Annunciation Day at 11 am at Sacred Heart Marquesville Punahou also under Reverend Clement. Collections will be taken and rosary prayers observed.
Report of an afternoon track meet at the Boys Held with events such as shot put running broad jump pole vault and hurdles. Notable participants include McCands tens pole vault and Kamehameha schools with relays and referees and a section on local interest about Stanford rowing and a hockey ball note plus Oahu College game lineup versus 10th Infantry with a close score.
The rugged clipping notes a mix of early district sports topics. It mentions the Lick School wanting a annual event in the Pacific region, Oakland baseball with T Cox, and a California Baseball League opening on March 1. St Marys College defeats Harkney, and Berkeley, Stanton teams gain notice. Oregon University football and Harvard figures also surface in this eclectic sports recap.
Historic boxing notes show Jack Munroe pursuing Tom Sharkey and Corbett matches, with Keith Turner and Hugo Kelly in various ring plans. Reports detail Jack O’Neil defeating Jan Nelson in Philadelphia, Willie Lewis outpointing Amby McGarry, and Sant Langford stopping Larry Terple in Chicago.
In Philadelphia on March 1 Terry McGovern and Nelson form a bruising clash. Nelson battering Terry with relentless lefts and rights, Terry weak and bleeding, but clings through all six rounds with little effect on Nelson. Referee breaks rarely, betting favored Nelson at four to one.
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