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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented historic account mentions Aandi and James Edward Veltt, a fighter from Australia, and a fighter named Britt. It describes battles, outcomes, and personal fates, noting a dramatic victory over a famed opponent and reflections on earnings and fate.
Open to Automobile Club of Hewat members the Thursday program lists races with prizes including 60 gallons Port Putnam engine oil and other goods from local merchants. Officials include Willard Ko Meown and J.D. Kennedy with prizes donated by Dearborn Drug Co and Macktetd & Co.
Rent notice for a neat cottage with modern conveniences at Punnui near the Liliha car terminus offering fine mountain and marine views. Also a G room cottage on Kuakini Street near Nauanu car, with rental terms at 310 p.m. per month.
PB. E R Strauch referenced in Waity Blog with 748 designation and King 8T notation. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR. No clear event or action stated.
Fragmented report details Meridien team efforts against visiting rivals, noting Burne and Devereaux led pitching and fielding. Zeller and Zelter are highlighted for defensive plays and future potential, with mention of a Pacific Coast connection and next season possibilities.
Beat shows perfect pump work as Wittone notes. Attendance at both games boosts visitors, who marvel at the wilde yd eranice in Hawaiian bands. Crowds wear red white and blue jackets, display sportsmanship. Umpire Bowst Rue calls decisions. few kicks, rare protests. Manager Jess Woods earns praise for promoting Honolulu baseball, proving the Islands can play fast, clean ball and draw worldwide attention.
The Hawaiian Medical Society gathered Saturday with a morning session followed by talks of interest on Theory and Practice of Quarantine. President Dr Hodgin and colleagues Dr Sinclair De Blanchard and others spoke on topics related to health and hospital care. Attendees toured Queen's Hospital and Fort Stuffer with a special carbine display for the visitors.
A campaign by the Debt Fellowatin Clu seeks to erect a statue of General Philip Sher Man. Charles J. Mulligan, noted Chicago sculptor, will create the work to overlook the drive named for the cavalry commander.
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