Fifteen Round Fight Promised Between Werninga and Barty
Tomy at noon announces a fifteen round boxing bout between Wera BRe of this city and Tay Barty of Ban Peaneivco to take place at the Hight Of daily 1, 190. The contest will be for fifteen rounds with a 1k pound limit and a "break tombe" rule. Purse is 0 per cent of the door receipts, winner takes all. Each man deposits 200 as side bets, funds to be at the Bulletin office. A cable from Dave Hirry says he will be here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomy
Duuk
Tayi Barty
Ban Peaneivco
Bulletin
Dave Hirry
Alameda
Steamship Game Set Between Wilder and Inter Island Teams
The second barepatl game of the versee between the Wilder and Intere Island steanship company cums will be played on the Maki grounds tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The handsome cup for which the gamers are b eing played will fail tte the possession of the Wilder people would teams win tomorrow's game, they days, Jog already defeated the Inter-Teland team. Should the Inter-tlam! people sein, a third game will have to be, played. The Wilder people are very awaions for the steamer Helone to get in before the game takes place as their pitcher, Larry Macine, team engineer om her. On the interstsland team Jobin Lane wil pitet during the fest part of the ame white Within Wright will way at first time, Mhking the latter part of the game Wright pieting ant Lawe catching fitet Lane 'The flue-ous of the foams will heam follows Wilder Harry Moving, . 0 O, Beott, po M. Mopling, Hayuewa, he, Va, Lyme, iy AETHME AWHKL, Hm Geo, Tenner, If, Fy reed, rf, Bea rnback, Wf Intersteland-Captain Ellis, , John Lane, py Wm, Wright, th. Geer Ward, 2h, Joe Delaney, ab, Guy Kelly, ee, Dh Ay McNamara, It: Chan Cottrell, rhe Mo Parmenter. it Salw-Vikiers Co T. Lindejohn, Lynch. D. Reed Inter-tvland: J. Rane at AOL. Lane, Gea, Vrennon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steanship
Cums
Maki
Inter-Teland
Inter-tlam
Larry Macine
Om Her
Wil Pitet
Wright
Lane
Ant Lawe
Fitet
Heam
Wilder
Harry Moving
Beott
Po M. Mopling
Hayuewa
Lyme
Geo
Tenner
Fy Reed
Bearnback
Intersteland
Ellis
John Lane
Geer Ward
Joe Delaney
Guy Kelly
Dh Ay McNamara
Chan Cottrell
Rhe Mo Parmenter
T. Lindejohn
Lynch
D. Reed
Inter-tvland
J. Rane
AOL
Gea
Vrennon
Poisoned Heiress Inquest Reveals Lethal Poisoning Case
A coroner's inquest into the death of a Chinese woman, identified as Mrs. Sip, found she died from voluntary ingestion of a poison called argehnine. Dr. Davie testified regarding living conditions and husband testimony at Howeae on November 6th, 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeae
Davie
al Deredeel
Howrae
St Clement's Fair Promises Evening Festivities and Games
The St Clement's fair schedule promises a ground event with meetings, a territorial tent in the afternoon, a quintet with hay, and dancing at the Wariah home in the evening. The Rapid Trumalt band will perform, inviting tam e people to attend. Christine gift highlighted among attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wariah
Eplendid
Are Anid
Tran
Ae Christine Gift
Hewitt Deposed in Plantation Case at Naalohu Kath
Genege P Hewitt, manager of Hutehe drvon phallution at Naalhu, Kath, in Kenya, faces a trial related to plantation operations. The charge concerns mismanagement and possible wrongdoing affecting workers and the enterprise. Detention and a formal process are noted as part of the proceedings. The article mentions Who and the local political ties in West Hawaii. Funeral details for J. We Mae Helena are given with police involvement and a large funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genege P Hewitt
Hutehe Drvon Phallution
Naalhu
Kath
Cork Walter
Hutehinen Sagar
Englinver
Howitt
West
Hawaii
Mahelona
Wanta on page 6 and local notices amid a busy listing
A cluttered page notes various local items including J P Ball lawyer, Beaktane the engraver, and S J Salter grocer. It mentions theater plans, a divorce libel, court actions, and the ship AorangI voyage from Vancouver with weather details, plus assorted ads and notices.
Moana Hotel Plans New Year Celebration
Moana hotel management prepares a New Year’s Eve event featuring a ballroom celebration. The hotel emphasizes its dining room and the planned entertainment, detailing elegant preparations and expected guest enjoyment.
Passengers Booked for Calumis and Syuncy Voyages
Passengers listed include Avram and a party headed by Harker with daughter Mie, plus M. H. Sinit. The note records bookings for the Calumis and for Syuncy with Nov. 11 as a referenced date and indicates an upcoming sail or service allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Me Harker
Mie. H
Sinit Sui Lafant
Honolulu Stock Exchange Mix and Miscellany
Mixed OCR fragment references a Honolulu Stock Exchange theme with stray names and phrases. The readable bits mention various firms, a heating line, and a few garbled names, creating an unclear snapshot of a securities page and miscellaneous notices with no coherent event or outcome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary
Ann
Twotone
Wall, Nichols
Shere
H. F. Wichman & Co
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Oana Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Cara
Moana Hotel
Moana Hotel Co., TD
Kerr’s
Solomon’s Quintet Club
ST. Clement’s Fair
Hewitt
J. We Mae
Helena
Ne Partory
Hecwtania
Lesties
Parker
Kania Lodge
Hawaiian K. of P
J.P. Ball
Lyon
Celverton
F.C. Rawr
S. J. Salter
Beretania
Childern
Howe
Whitney & More
Alowa
Dr. Cofer
We Mms
Kina
Bee Vietray
Theericket
Ty Monakin
Bulletin Publishing Company
Tethen O
Jordi & Co
Moffihoener Co
Mpa
Mo Turner
Hunters and Trader” Exchange
New York
Walter Sanford
Mr Ordway
Ordway & Porter
Mr. Ordway
Annie Benois
Benoit
Hove
Minager Cohen
Bax
Varihel
Watter Baufaet
Or Chetten
Caext
Cealer Drag Co
Aorangi
Vancouver
Victoria
Pacific Mall
Cdnk
Burger
Aruk
Vhetoria
TAU
Element Coy Hattery 1
Sikhiml Makapan
Honolulu
HME So Moanin
Seaemath
Moana
McInerny Shoe Store
Corner Fort and
Ewitzerlan
Germany
France
England
Lewis & Co, Ltd
BIG Grocers
King St
M. R. Counter
Love Block
W. W. Wright Co. Ld
Ate
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Geet
Eae Spac Oookas Sure Co
Lapia Tranalt le Sulee
Interasland
Hite
Julletin
Mercantile
H. May & Co., Limited
Wetatsa
Dow
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
Ral Price, Ae
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