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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
2
The report lists results from a series of semi final style bouts featuring fighters such as Noell, Cooke, Binelair, Heuven, Irwin, Judd and others. It notes forthcoming night bouts, weigh ins, and key matchups with references to venues and local interest, highlighting preparations for the main event and crowd engagement.
Four athletes played in the Lexington Lenvillé tournament yesterday afternoon on the Beretanie courts with mixed results. The Newali-iookw jateny drew the most attention as a key match, while Cooke and Nowell delivered tight rallies. The day featured several matches, referees, and weathered play on the neighborhood court, with Newell taking a late rally to edge Cooke and a final tied set pushing the final score into a close finish.
Baseball and athletic managers announce dates for upcoming matches and gatherings. Entries include Kentty-Senin al Play May 20, Tennie-Faiants May 21, and various league games and social events at Oahu, Pearl Harbor, and Orpheum Theatre. Also listed are yacht club outings, tennis matches, dance at Pearl Harbor, and a cricket match at Alexander Field.
Readers learn of multiple planned excursions to Hawaii and related tours from Vancouver to Los Angeles and New Zealand. The report notes promotional support by the Hawaii Promotion Committee, steamship company backing, and a broader plan by the American Chamber of Commerce to arrange additional winter trips, including a possible Vancouver to Vancouver Island route. The piece highlights optimism for next winter’s excursion season and cross coast itineraries.
Conservative authorities claim that at least sixty out of every hundred men have or will cause a tragedy of marriage. The text references male attitudes and social cynicism with distorted phrasing and unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR item references a product description and an export company. The readable names include THE BROWN EXPORT CO and LIBERTY MY SEW SAKS Ue AG. The text appears garbled with stray words and lacks coherent events or dates.
Secretary Wood of the Hawaii Promotion Committee reports publicity plans moving ahead. The group aims to forward hundreds of feet of moving pictures to London and across England, Scotland and Ireland this fall. Leaders include Al A Young of the Territorial Hotel Co and Wil Me Dole of the Hawaii Water Mineriite Co. A new theater of moving pictures will be shown at each stop, with Dr. VWatimon aboard and distribution of brochures. Prof George Th Barton and Min Mary Maxwell are also named in the campaign with folders supplied for outreach.
A garbled report notes a display of ancient Japanese ena candlesticks attracting public interest. It mentions collectors and a fashion emphasis, but many OCR errors obscure precise details, locations, and dates.
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