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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
19
Disjointed OCR notes sketch a boxing event headlined Nelson vs Moran with intense pre fight chatter and medical concerns. Fragments reference weight limits and potential injuries, plus mentions of Grace, HHH, and hospital status surrounding the bout.
Fragmented text outlines registration across territories with mentions of Hawaii, Britain, Portugal, China, and others. It references dates, places, and groups in a chaotic ledger style, noting nationalities and regional control while hinting at a historical census or registry process.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention DIX WILL SAUL ON TUESDAY and a plan or event involving a burue teamipeet Diy and Boatite om Tyeedas i rh Whe, with scattered references to sound port, Cretal, and a nest trip. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
A garbled snippet shows a speaker named Johnny Marte and a man weighing 112 pounds discussing a boxing match or fight. The distorted text mentions a plan, a person named Paul, and threatens a confrontation around a scheme or bet.
The readable text hints at a discussion of boxing rules and federation panels. It mentions a panel vote, a hotel agreement, and debates over licensing and registration for boxing rounds and participants. Names and precise details remain unreliable in the damaged fragment.
Kilpetrion, a Yale figure tied to a well known father, faced recent upheaval. The public figure vanished from the scene amid rumors of political manipulation and threats to his safety. Police and local officials warned of persistent pressure as supporters voiced concerns about integrity and safety at a time of tense political debate.
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