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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
11
A chaotic account from a high school football clash highlights Punahou and rival teams, with key players, plays, and late momentum shaping the outcome. The narrative notes standout efforts, tactical shifts, and the impact on standings as the season advances.
May John J McDermott, national open golf champion of America, departs New York for Europe amid traditional events and openings. The trip signals his pursuit of further honors as he joins a field of British interest and European contests, with anticipation of strong performance on the course.
The city reels as gamblers and bettors flood the scene linked to baseball clubs. Investigators claim mounting wagers and heavy money flows across venues, with police and press scrutinizing the rampant bets and alleged corruption.
An unusual training arrangement for a shipboard swimming event is described with a focus on a young athlete named Duke. The plan includes a 60 foot pool length and a ceremonial title, with a staged evening start and a safety emphasis under supervisory figures.
Reports detail a Victorian era card sharping ring around Titanic era figures, listing names such as Morphy and White. The piece describes arrests, trials, and public notices highlighting past swindlers and a network of gamblers linked to notable maritime era wagering.
Flynn arrives amid hype as promoter Curley and others introduce the fighter. The scene features the band, a cheering crowd, and plans for the bout with Pammy Ryan and Leather among those named. Curley promotes the event in Denver and sets the stage for the anticipated clash.
A Bethel and King Streets barber shop, run by E. G. Sylvester and E. 1, advertises first class artistry and sanitary practices under proprietorship BEST SEI.
Readable scraps describe a yacht racing program with plans for initial events and new races. Mentions organizers Hagytll Yacht Utah and contributors including Artie Arnie and the rexatta committer. Notes public interest and forthcoming dates though many details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Giants and a Western circuit, with references to Tom Lynch organization, Leone, Connie Buvek, Piers, and Yankee topics. The readable portion hints at a baseball game or team activity, various names, and scattered suggestive terms without clear outcomes or dates. The article is garbled.
Fragmentary notes reference a prep game, venues, and a meeting about a crew or club affair. Mentions McKinley High School and a St. Fan mile reference with a 12 to score end. Details are garbled and names unclear.
Reports list aviators from England Switzerland and France among Bennett aviation cup contenders. Italics indicate entrants from Belgium and the United States, with elimination trials set for June 16 and several pilots to represent multiple nations.
A solution for the Beretania drainage problem was suggested by Mr. Pratt at yesterday’s Board of Health session. Water now runs from Vineyard Street toward small tenements. proposes diverting flow to the Nuunnu stream and cutting off water to Kukul tree line. The board offered to supply manpower to dig new trenches for the project.
A garbled report claims Marama plans to bring a prince to Wadnesday with little fanfare. The text mentions possible deportation to the United States, a border crossing at Puget Sound, and confusion over foreigner entry taxes, involving figures named Dikeam and others in a Turkish context.
A chaotic account notes Akana as a quick left fielder for a Chinese team facing public attention in Cincinnati papers. The piece reflects on cross border baseball interest, government limits on play, and crowd behavior with references to fans sleeping on street curbs before games and mixed foreign coverage.
A chaotic transcript reports a talk by Monmouth principal about expanding the school day to ten hours. The speaker cites education quality and parent concerns while critics question feasibility and safety.
Washington May 4 A vivid report from Charles Wy Huevey describes the horror of famine in China. The Ted Cross report, prepared at Minister Calhoun's request, notes no rain or foodstuffs and lists bark, roots, dried Kraxs, and wild garlic as sustenance. Families, including children, beg for food while mothers and infants suffer near starvation. The American Red Cross warns relief is urgent as more funds are needed to feed the hungry.
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