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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
8
Two teams led by J William and J John Williams meet as fans expect a lively game. The event marks the third in a five game series determining the territory champion. Tip is at 2 30 with admission limited to early purchasers at Gunns Barnes Felgar on Monday the 24th.
The article describes chaotic football practice notes with enthusiasm for Kam and Panahow teams. It highlights experienced players, strong outlooks, and a determined Kamhor team aiming to beat Nite Pane.
Honolulu reports a lively sports scene with Lang’s big offer to play for Signe Visher’s all star, Lajoie and Finny Golling among top earners, and crowds flocking Sundays to see Hawaiians versus visiting teams. St Louis College Alumni claim title as Pacific Coast League plans, with Polo and polo team trips to California for spring games. Congressman Longworth notes strong play on Maul Island with local stars Shingle, Rice, Dillingham, and Bald.
Washington September events feature President Roosevelt hosting the Right Rev Ingram and other dignitaries for a ceremonial tennis encounter at the White House. Also noted are plans for a California football clash on October 13 and Chicago football players to receive post season rewards. The piece mixes official social highlights with college football futures and travel notices.
A garbled set of football rule changes mentions penalties for ground contact, out of bounds kick plays, and yard allowances, plus coaching from the side line and umpire roles. The piece also covers Joe Thomas weighing questions, Jacob Schaefer challenging George Sutton for a title, Lincoln County notice, and a courthouse library shipment of about 400 law books to the United States District Court.
Washington acting Surgeon General Dr. Carl Ramus allows landing of cabin passengers in San Francisco after disinfection, easing seven day at sea rule. Cabin travelers may come ashore while steerage passengers stay aboard. Officials note regulations align with recent instructions and simplify entry for select travelers.
Next Sunday soldiers of the Twentieth Infantry now stationed at Fort Shafter will move to Wahiawa for a three week encampment. They depart at 2 o clock to begin a regular camp with field warfare training under Major Dunning. Rental cards on sale at the Hietin office.
Honolulu Fire Wood Co lists services at 98 King Street and near Hotel and Smith Streets with telephone contact White 1606. The terse notice provides business location and phone in a city directory snippet.
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