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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
2
Crowds discuss the All-Hawaii team and forecast a strong showing for their side. Ground conditions and weather are noted as guiding the pace of play. Reserved seats sell out, with attention to team support and postgame arrangements around the venue.
The readable fragment notes an opening game between two teams, with a plan to play Saturday afternoon. It mentions a stadium or field, and a likely matchup between local clubs, though exact team names and venues are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Rapid Transit company opened a new swimming pool and bowling lanes for men. Speeches praised the project and its benefits for workers. An exhibition featured swimming, diving, and ring work, with refreshments served after a lively program.
A garbled note signals interest in polo players on the coast. Fragments mention a timetable in November and a Walter P Dllingtian and Bea Dewy Siesta, but the overall text is incomplete and unclear about specific events or contacts.
Paul I Schmidt writes from Chicago inviting top polo players to travel to Coronado and Del Monte for the America Polo Trophy events in mid March. He guarantees free transport from San Francisco, hotel rates, and free stable services for ponies. He notes expected participation from Mullinger and West Coast clubs and requests guests’ earliest possible reply to finalize arrangements. The second note highlights Zehuebler’s call to abolish football amid Chicago school belt scrutiny.
Report describes unease among students about the setout board’s stance on football. Leopold Melagien, self-proclaimed world champion, challenges a Japanese opponent in San Francisco with a bet of ten dollars, amid claims of South African heritage.
A fragmented notice from Hilo reports the marriage of Meg Kennedy-Marsh and Miss Laura Varah of San Jose to Mr. Kennedy, manager of a Wal skew MIT Co. at Hilo. The account mentions arrival, prior visits, and church duties tied to the ceremony and location.
The installation ceremonies at Central Union mark the installing of Dr Scudder as pastor. Libs invite all interested to attend the afternoon council meeting at 1 o clock in the prayers room. the evening services will be held in the main body of the church for the installation proper.
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