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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1911
Page
8
A wild preliminary bout sees OBrien and Heron fueling a chaotic bout as rivals clash at the ring. The crowd roars during a tense sequence with Hermon and other fighters trading blows, revealing a rough night of bouts and a possible turning point in the event.
An YM W? premi er lecture features photographs by Perret showing wave and floor scenes, many colored by the photographer. The talk will discuss earthquakes and related events with a slide show, Friday at 8 pm, with admission 10 cents. Also noted was a court appeal heard yesterday in the extreme court involving G E Smithies and D J Conkling, territorial treasurer, plus a case on the Watsuki circuit.
In Honolulu readers saw the first photographs from a World Series game between the Athletics and Giants. The images capture the dramatic moment when players celebrate a victory as the crowd watches the bullet bow in Rotulby at the game’s late stage.
An unclear report notes a balk line billiard match was called off. Details are garbled with multiple names and places unreadable, leaving the exact participants and location uncertain.
An advertisement touts a purported cooling ointment from Hannon, Silt & Co in Fort and Hotel streets. It claims instant relief from a burning sensation, promises skin purification and pimple reduction, and invites readers to buy a one dollar bottle from a local drugstore.
Readable fragments describe a band concert featuring Thomas Sain and the Nawallan band performing in Hulfe with the Moe Laurendean Kominivcencay. The program includes The Shit Spangled Hanmer and other pieces as part of a weekly schedule led by Merger Hurey Populay Ronis and Hume Walle Mooubounis.
Punahou footballers stage practice with veterans guiding newcomers in drills and scrimmages. Captain wifi Vaty leads the squad as the old guard blends with new talent to boost cohesion and endurance for upcoming tests.
Fragmented report describes Moose Night initiation into the Laval Orcs of Moone. It mentions a rousing campaign, a temporary headquarters in Hayatian latel, and charges against Donukawite for nonwaltine with a weapon. Jury deliberations and arraignments are noted with references to crimes and perjury.
Kam soccer team edges St Louis in a tense match as captain Pat Pate and Kaiehanwelu lead, with a stronger showing in the second half. Refereeing and turnovers define a game of close plays and resilient defense.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a calendar note about dining and love in Honolulu in 1911. It mentions dates and a playful line about love being blind but not a justification for expectations. The readable content is sparse and disjointed.
Rain and darkness fail to deter Manor Racquet Club players as they secure wins in men’s singles and doubles. Alexrod defeats Nickel HH while Steere and partners claim doubles in a tense, weathered match lineup.
Fragmentary notices list ceremonies on November 4 1911 at Kamehameha Chapel. Entries include Jennie Mc Bird and Norman Campion Joli Hopwood, plus Maury Dunbar and Hen Gallagher.
The Davis Cup squad led by Larned Wright and McLoughlin will not play in Honolulu tomorrow due to travel delays and possible scheduling issues aboard Zealandia. A wireless message from Beale Wright aboard Zealandia says No tennis Wright, and the ship lags about 100 miles behind timetable. If true, Larned and crew may be barred from court amid court access uncertainty and a yellow fever scare. A luncheon for visiting players is planned at the Country Club tomorrow.
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