Frary and Krug Named to Pacific National Team Positions
Manager Thithar Arhounces that Ralph Prary who played last year in Apo vane Heine Krug and Jim Sulli van Frary will play teat base Krug will play In the outfield though not yet decided where He was with Atlanta the year Frary has been in Seattle keeping in condition
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Thithar
Ralph Prary
Apovane
Heine” Krug
Jim Sullivan
Frary
Seattle
Krug
Outfeld
Atlanta
Percy Held Freed After Domestic Court Hearing
Former baseball star Percy Held, who played for Oakland and Los Angeles, was released from marriage ties by Judge Alien amid claims of drunkenness and spousal conflict. Held recounted his career and alleged mistreatment, while witnesses described a violent family incident involving a butcher knife.
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Los Angeles
Percy Held
Oakland Fam
Judge Alien
Percy
B.C. Held
Tie
Oakland
Falesian
Dory Ocean Trip Heads Toward Atlantic Crossing
Henry Eisenbraun, chief mate aboard the three masted schooner John Proctor, plans a voyage from Boston to Spain. A prior voyage from Boston Light to Havre yielded just over a month. The crew will carry provisions for a few days and then rely on passing ships for sustenance.
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New York
Henry Eisenbraun
John Proctor
Atlantic
Ronton
Spain
Figo Wirenbraun
Boston Light
Havre
France
Portland Team Changes Involving Holland and Davis
Portland Oregon October 29. Holland who has been playing right fled for the Browns and Slate Davis the comedian who has covered the initial bag will both be given their release when the northern season banished tomorrow. Holland and Davis are good men for the team but Holland cannot be retained for another season as he is a member of the Spokane team and Davis is carrying too much.
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Portland, Or
Holland
Browns
Slate
Dropped Dead in Stretch At Kentucky Pace
In the 2:20 class pace at Lesinaton Kentucky the bay gelding Royal Hall fell in the homestretch and dragged a panel down on driver George Swisher. Swisher was injured but escaped, while Royal Hall died minutes later from heart disease. Owner F. G Camp of Oswego New York held the horse. Snyder McGregor Nancy H. and Tom Axworthy won their heats as favorites.
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Lesinaton
Royal Hall
Maplin Belts
George Swisher
F. G Camp
Osweno
N.Y
Snyder McGregor
Nancy H
Tom Axworthy
Phillies Pay Fifteen Days’ Wages to Players
Philadelphia prints a report that National League President Pulliany ordered the sixteen Phillies players paid fifteen days of salary due to the club’s financial strain. The team’s NL franchise is treated as property of the league, with only office furniture and the ballpark lease as assets if sold. If wages were not settled, players could have become free agents to sign elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Pulliany
National Baseball League
Elefteen
National League
Ofce
Ball Park
National Baseball Leagues Meet In New York
In New York on October 24 the annual meeting of the National Association of Baseball Leagues opened with 23 leagues and 148 clubs represented. The national board began an executive session to study thirty one disputed and formally submitted questions.
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New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
National Board
Ovanton
Engaged to What It Really Means on Stage and Life
In a brisk chat between Polly and the narrator, engagement is treated as a rehearsal for matrimony. Polly argues that true commitment tests poise, patience, and public performance, while the narrator muses on leading roles, stagecraft, and the risks of love under the footlights.
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Polly
Aman Aince
Jon
Volly
Mr. Heavyfeather
Mia
Gadeby Victoria
Fuctrem
Juillet
Abbingdon
Horave
Dearent
Chicago News
Passenger list items from Maul and Kauai ports
Readable names of many passengers and accompanying people aboard ships from Maul ports and Kauai ports dated November 13 to November 19. The list includes numerous individuals with titles and spouses, plus several children and crew, reflecting a long roster of travelers and associated parties.
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Maul
Por Sime
Claudine
M Baldwin
Mew A
A. Braymor
W. J. Cornwell
T. B. Lyons
J. Phillips
Meapy
B. Wore ‘Ington
Wilhelm
May L. Wilhelm
R. F S. Engle
AR. Mutteld
Zougma
Julien
Medelron
HM. Aa
A Barba Jr
C. Turner
J. G. Medelron
Thou K. Pa
Chee
J. A. Nul
W. McGorran
Bo J. Corbett
Wilder
O. Amundson
Bro
Bertram
Derby
Date
We Springston
J. S
Williams
Tevon ‘Wompsky
Geo. M
Geaham
Bilva
M. Rowenbledt
M. A. Rego
J. Frets
Joonen
Spalding and Wite
D. B. Murdock
B.D. Baldwin
G. W. Spits
Pioneer Building and Loan stock subscription notice
The Thirtieth Bounce of Stock in the Pioneer Building and Loan Association was issued in October 1904 and to pow open for subscription. The membership fee of Atty cents per share and the monthly dues one dollar per month per share. The stock draws much better interest than a savings bank. Further information can be obtained from V GEAR, Secretary, 123 King Street.
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Pioneer Building & Loan Association
V. Gear
King
Full Dress Rehearsal Proves Spy Is Great at Opera Hall
A lively full dress rehearsal of The Spy at the Hawaiian Opera Hall showcased strong stage action, military displays, and a large cast with many National Guard officers in key roles. The production, directed by stage manager, featured prompt cues, cannon booms, and a crowd of patrons listed in a lengthy dedication, highlighting community support and wartime themes.
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Hawaiian Opera Hall
White
Jean
Gol
Jouve
National Guard
Xerlon
Vintnge
Cott
Panl Staith
Col. Hobingon
Werview
United State Trops
Philippines
War Department
Blackman
Regiant
Drasor
Tnt
Kieat, Wise
Cook
Joro
F. W. Mactary Jane
Men AM
Phillipa
W. AL
Giffard
Cooper
McGraw
A. Puller
Robert Lewver
Howard Humphris
J. Hooper
Mew B
D. Dole
Aira
C.H .Atherton
Symphony Society Hosts Successful Smoker in Honolulu
The Honolulu Symphony Orchestra held a well attended smoker at Hualelow Lawn last Saturday night. Members and many guests enjoyed a varied program including Verdi overture, My United States, Love violin solo, For All Eternity sung by Marty Jeffries, flute duets, Out on the Deep, Hour o' Antin, La Tarantella, Good-bye, The Motor Car, and Marcha de S'igvole Alport. The orchestra listed its members and instruments, showcasing a full ensemble with strings, winds, and percussion.
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Honolulu
H. Tuck
Callo
W. Beakbane
Hassee
A. Cantin
Baker
Denky
Kuphe Jr
Obore
PF. Prear
F. M. Bechtel
Corneta
G. Bolte
G. F. Davies
Il. . Wichman
Tympani
P. Gruner
Pinno
A. Falke
Notice of Treasury Warrants Paid in Hawaii, 1906
By authority notice that the following registered treasury warrants will be paid at the treasury on presentation Registered Numbers 10201 to 11803 A J Campbell Treasurer Territory of Hawaii Treasurer's Office November 19 1906.
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Treasury
The
A. J. Campbell
Territory of Hawaii
Ofes
Election Day Rain Delays North Kohala Voting
Heavy rainfall marked Kohala election day as voters lined streets and arrived by horseback. Reports note turnout impacted by weather with Republicans active in North Kohala while charges of impropriety and age disputes surfaced. A Waimea stable wagon brought Japanese voters and a staged baseball contest was planned between Hokokaa and North Kohala teams.
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Koala
Iawaii
Mann
Woodn
Katiun Ranch
North Kohala
Low
Hite Fon
Uitte
Anil
Woode
Waimea
Kohala
Tov
Morton Simith
Meg
Miss Kay
Alyy Kate White
Miitraand
J. Atoherly
Halawa
Honolulu
Kinaw
Mahukona
Ste
F. Wells
Kawaihae
Hookunnul
Kerhains
Homseback
Kobala
Hon. Kantha
South
Hen Kuban
Waimea Honokai
Waimea Court Loywe
Police Court Hearing On Chinese Gambling Case Is Continued
About fifty Chinese men arrested Friday night for appearing at a gambling game faced a Police Court hearing Saturday. Judge Humphreys debated the vagueness of the charge and granted continuances to Tuesday, with Sheriff Rawlins pressing for immediate trial. The dispute highlighted the difficulty of handling petty offenses involving numerous defendants in the district court.
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Weing
Parker
Katise
Apana
Jule Humphreys
J. W. Oatheart
Humphreys
Humphraye
Rawlins
Urlal
Ilxay
Humphreye
Lindeau
Tueeday
Rawline
Che
Cathcart
Bollue Department
District Court
Observ er Kohala Election Banter and Local Case
Commentators in Kohala lament lawbreakers in government and question elected officials. A gambling case before Judge Hookanu l involved a Japanese couple found to be husband and wife. prosecution prevailed though the defendants faced hardship. Police officers and officials are blamed for provoking public money schemes in the Observer Kohala note dated Nov 9, 1904.
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Kaniho
Hookuanul
Houth Kohala
Dale
Theao Police
Aflvera Pon
Chan
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