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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
6
Unclear OCR text referencing Lieutenant U S Grant 3d as military attaché tied to Brigadier General Frederick Dent Grant and General U S Grant. Describes education and status with garbled phrasing, unclear events or date. No decisive actions or dates established.
The Honolulu Elk's Lodge hosts a night atop the Alexander Young Building roof garden with 360 members celebrating a “Lads tow’ Night.” Guests enjoyed dancing, music, and a late supper, as electric displays and gowns glittered under a festive, illuminated promenade.
The Orpheum presented All the Comfort of Home by Richard Buhler's troupe. The cast, led by Richard Buhler and Milan Hayward, delivered a lively farce with broad humor and strong performances. King Edward intrigues and a fashionable club scene add satirical zest to the entertaining show.
J G Rothwell of Peacock & Co proposes a new golf cup for Hawaii to spur interest. The White Rock Cup would be a high value, custom cup contested across Manoa Haleiwa and Monarchy courses with clubs sharing possession after three wins. Rothwell aims to promote the sport and create a yearly clash among island players, with a January start pending arrangements.
A fierce football contest is set for 4 o clock in the afternoon between the Mailes and the Fifteenth Infantry at the baseball park. The Infantry team, known for beating Stanford and another squad 280, averages 186 pounds per man and features a strong lineup. The Mailes field a rugged group expected to play their full strength.
At a Drake game eve of celebration in Ann Arbor President Angell approves new Athletic Association rule prohibiting public songs and yells deemed profane or unfitting. The crackdown targets popular tunes like Run Up Again and The Yellow and the Blue as part of the effort to curb boisterous campus celebrations at football games.
The Notice to Mariners states the Lint of suite buoys and daymarks in the Twelfth Lighthouse District will be temporarily discontinued around November 20 due to dredging work in the Honolulu Harbor Channel Buoy No 4. Honolulu Harbor Channel Buoy No 6 second set will be temporarily discontinued around November 16 for dredging of the channel. Revoked by A P Miblack Lieutenant Commander US Navy, Inspector of the Twelfth Lighthouse District.
New York October 24 The Wall Street Journal reports that K H Harriman and J J Hill remain at war over railway destinies in the northwest. Burlington plans a parallel line to Union Pacific into Salt Lake City while Hill seeks freight from Portland. Both empires press toward Seattle and San Francisco as Western ties and possible Western Pacific understandings shape a brutal contest. In Huntington W Va Col William Simms dies at the Little Queen Club game of poker after a dramatic shocking moment when he looks at a card and collapses, later deemed death by excitement due to a run of luck at poker.
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