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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage references American teams and events with scattered names and locations. It mentions fans, games, and possible matchups, though the text is heavily corrupted. The fragment seems oriented to sports coverage with team names and venues obscured by errors.
The May sports calendar lists baseball, basketball, tennis, and yacht events across multiple dates. Key items include tournaments and matches from May 3 through May 28, with playoffs, trials, and championship activities featuring teams and venues like Mountain Chief, Hlodicuy Twants, and Country Cal.
A church fair features a May pole dance with children and performers, promising a day of community activity, music, and fundraising. The event lists organizers and volunteers and aims to raise support for church programs while inviting attendees to enjoy the pageant and partake in the scheduled activities.
Saint teams and players face key matches tomorrow at Agta Park and surrounding venues. Notable figures Xavier Franco Bernt Corbett Tylind and Markhan vie for top placement as schedules show Balnt ve toutter View Nine and other squads in early afternoon action.
Palama boys perform in a gym show at 7620 in the Vidas sanadam area to entertain and support a rent relief effort. The program features a display of athletic stunts and routines by a group of about fifteen young athletes, aiming to raise funds for the cause.
A garbled block mentions various names and places with a looming event. The text hints at a meeting or sale associated with a company and a weekly bulletin priced at $1 per yearling, though many terms are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR mentions residents, a saloon or hotel setting, a meeting on Friday May date and a representative named Ralph Forster at Honol or Hawaii. Details are garbled. core elements indicate a community notice about a planned action or event with named individuals present.
An unclear notice invites attendees to a meeting at the institute and lists several names and roles. The exact date and location are obscured by OCR errors, but the document references a deputy and a general chairperson and invites Jo on Hyonvler and others to attend on a specified time.
Fragmentary notice listing actions by Dr Hh 1 Thorn and references to deportation and duty at a hall on Leland avenue 4916-12bMoangtuet. Mentions Dover of mutes and divine color aides with unclear dates and locales.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, State of Hawaii. In the matter of Anna Morphine late of Menatula. The hearing set for May or June at Honolulu. Petition seeks letters of administration to the estate. The clerk is Cecil Frown. Attorney for petitioner. AWR Apr. BL, 28: May 6
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In Galveston on April 11 Tate claiming to represent a Japanese company announced a deal for nearly a large tract of land along the Gulf coast and extending into nearby counties. He described plans to import flowers and offer settlements with Mexican labor, noting two more Japanese groups would follow.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a possible event at Mileitie Park with mentions of names and uncertain actions. The text is garbled but hints at a carnival or gathering, a local group or official notices, and potential dates or costs tied to the event.
United States District Court Territory of Hawaii issues summons in case against Cecil Brown trustee and others over land condemnation. Petitions call for appearance within twenty days with certified copies. court warnings confirm judgment by default if not answered. Judge Barnard B. Dole and Judge Charles F. Clemons preside. Deputy Clerk A. Murphy certifies copy.
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