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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
6
In a late night domestic domestic tale Farnsworth, a writer, complains of boarders and a whistler in the Houghton house. A peculiar apparatus and a tense refusing crowd lead to a curious exchange ending with a young woman named Jehia revealing a new companionship and softening Farnsworths irritations as he befriends life in his refined new home.
A garbled report outlines political maneuvers surrounding a Republican delegate race, noting figures connected to Pennsylvania and New Mexico. It mentions campaign strategies, party divisions, and a finance committee meeting arranging funds for upcoming ascent work with named local contributors and organizers.
Fifty horses from the late Will iam C. Witney estate sold for 248000 at Madison Square Garden. Over two nights nine hundred horses grossed 403450, averaging about 4600. Meddler, the imported stallion, sold for 51000 to Mathew Corbett, with histories linking Baird, Forbee, Paget, and Whitney. Other stalls and buyers include Bally Hoo Bey to Harry Payne Whitney and Yankee to W H Jenntons. The sale reflects a broader shift in athletics funding at Harvard and Cambridge, with financial strains and new restrictions on athletic programs, professional coaching, and self-sustaining teams.
The article discusses sport among college women, noting systematic gymnastics and outdoor pastimes gain attention. It highlights athletics as essential for health, discipline, and reserve power, driven by independent female students shaping programs within colleges nationwide.
Lipton declares earnest intent to pursue a fourth challenge for the America's Cup while noting no other challenger is ready. He stresses not monopolizing the sport and hints at forming a boat capable of carrying on the contest.
West Point beat Yale in a hard fought game with strong cadet drive and a late touchdown by Torney. Yale tied briefly as Araved Yala’s kick evened the score, but Cadets answered and Grubbs missed an easy goal. A line of moneyed players and talk of future Olympian events appear in the aftermath.
Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co presents cleaning and dyeing at 637 Beretania Street. The fragment mentions Ochin removed to Beretania and references various names and events, but much is unclear. The passage blends inventory, personalities, and distant Olympic hints with garbled text.
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Harvard routed Carlisle’s Indians 12 to 0 at Cambridge as captain Harney and Nichol scored repeated touchdowns to overpower the Carlisle Titans. Big plays and strong offensive line produced steady gains but Harvard showed weakness in kicking while the Indians also misfired on penalties and miscues in fair autumn weather.
Washington October 15 reports outline a proposed ship subsidy bill by the Commission. Aimed at raising revenue via tonnage taxes on foreign and domestic commerce, the plan seeks to fund coastal defenses and aid shipbuilding, with a major shift involving Army Transport vessels and expanded subsidy benefits for better-class ships. The package anticipates congressional action and possible minority reports.
A Baltimore whiskey house sent a bottle of aged whiskey to Bishop Potter at 30 Lafayette Place New York. The vessel arrived with a letter stating no intent to offend, simply a gesture of friendship from the liquor makers. In Chicago a Socialist party clash disrupted a presidential candidate event with threats and police involvement.
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