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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
10
The Bulletin reports rising local interest in golf with Hatters and other clubs preparing for upcoming events. Independent clubs form a pool of players under Breene committee guidance, while preparations for matches proceed with pairings drawn at 1:40 and 2:00 pm. An entrance fee is noted.
Aviator Gordon, noted dyer and traveling representative, tours the city observing the ground and exhibition progress. He notes the aerial current, expects a month in Honotiolu before moving to Antella, and warns of the strong—but costly—air activity affecting prospective buyers.
Richmond, Va November 1 Colonel William F Cody Mustafa Bil retires from public life tonight His show will be packed for winter quarters and his Indians return to the tee in what is left of the red man s land He plans to spend his remaining years in Wyoming where he helped make American History Known as The Wild West Show Buffalo Bill opened in the early days with Indian hunting and twenty eight years as a showman He killed 4280 billion in less than eighteen months while aiding laborers building the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
The new bowling alley by expert builder M C Ay in Chicago will open tomorrow evening at 7 20 pm. Twenty experienced bowlers will participate in a demonstration match as Honolulu athletes and all sport fans are invited to attend. AC repairs completed. alleys ready for an ABC tournament setup.
A new shipping and commission company registered yesterday after articles of incorporation were filed. Founders include Norman Watt Kits, Roorne B Waterhoune, Nelson B Lansing, George B Marshall, George and Robert B McKidowney, and William T Castile. Head office listed, capital stock at 910,000 shares of 35 each. Key executives named include Gustav Action and Vance Miller, with Alden Hess hired to inaugurate operations. The firm aims to connect with Sul Lake Railroad and expand operations as soon as possible.
Reports say pineapple handlers expect a winter crop to depart differently this year. Strict coast quarantine rules spark fears that shipments to the east may be slowed or altered as growers work to eradicate disease and adjust to new regulations.
Readable fragments describe an upcoming high school sports season with a new armory boosting activities. Mentions of schools, teams, and local figures are interspersed with unclear lines, but emphasize improved facilities and anticipated surprises in spring sports.
Regional athletic meets attract National Guard units with regimental and inter regimental competition. Spectators see extensive events, including track and field exhibitions, as units from various states showcase fitness and team spirit. Prime athletes like Mel Shepard highlight the talent pool, with many guard members eagerly participating in inter regimental events across venues.
Yale anchors a historic ragtime showcase as the "world's largest ragtime dance stadium" draws spectators in New Haven. The venture, tied to Harvard precedents, faces scheduling shifts, ticket constraints, and a weeklong run featuring LeBlanc, Stanhope, and a bustling vaudeville lineup at nearby houses with Marie Lloyd and Clairant Clinton among the attractions.
Officials announce a Monday afternoon meeting at Mukiny High School where doctors will address teachers about the education program. The event, organized by secretary Viaughan MarCaughey, aims to discuss tradition and upcoming plans with attendance invited.
Dr. K Goodhue of Kona wrote to Sir Wilfrid Laurier asking him to visit Hawaii. Laurier replied that he and Laurier may come shortly after Christus. Thomas Wo Murphy, a Grand Circuit owner, rode 29% miles in races this year.
The Civ War v Tatinty clash faces challenges as authorities review the Bevernve vote. Attorney General John He Light declares actions unconstitutional amid contested results and political tension.
A handicap tennis tournament for the Manoa Club, valued by Gurry Limited, was rescheduled to start on Saturday November 25. Final conditions remain undecided as organizers confirm ongoing adjustments and player entries.
Tonight Indoor baseball features the Juniors and Kayplayed Boys of the YMCA in an exhibition game. Parents received special invitations to attend as both teams work on skills for the indoor hall.
A readable fragment notes a junior stamp collectors trading meeting held by a group named Junto bemen of a Hawaiian society. Several names appear as participants, with indications of a semiannual gathering by a youth organization on a Wednesday afternoon, followed by vague references to news.
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