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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
8
Infantry clash with Home team in a rough practice game with late scoring flurries. Honolulu visitors push ahead early but Home Boys rally, pitching holds and key hits while several players shine on both sides in a chaotic but spirited exhibition.
The All Hawaii committee will meet tonight to choose the 10 players to represent Hawaii. Captain B. Hampton stresses team cohesion and readiness to play both infield and outfield positions, aiming to surprise the public with a strong squad despite Japan trip news. Prospects for a very fine team look good.
Damond heads discuss a football league entry with Kaminaha College and the Diamond Heads as hopeful clubs. The latter group, eager to field a team, boasts key players and aims to challenge Pu and Kama, who would need to push themselves to the limit to win.
At a meeting led by Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt last night the New York Yacht Club discussed its affairs and policy, with attendees addressing club matters and governance.
The report notes FAST SALAY AGERS Sonoma Gir and several horse names winning purses at Columbia, with $750 for Sle and $4,000 to Kentucky Todd among top earners. Mentions Ruth Dillon and a trotting gate time of 1:08 at Indianapolis, and that only three mares have beaten a 2003 14 time of Cita.
The fragment notes a clone race tied to bliment money wins this year with horses Highball and Sonoma Girl. It mentions Sonoma Girl winning $1000 at Lexington while Highball grossed up to $12,500 and $3000 in other heats. Expert opinions are referenced from Hore Review with unclear author.
A weather bulletin lists temperatures around 78 and 72 degrees with a barometer near 29.95 inches, humidity around 44 percent, and dew point about 88. Wind speeds range from 6 to 16 units with varying directions, and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at noon is reported as 2.22 inches. Read by BL Stockman, Section Director, Weather Bureau.
Federal Grand Jury continues work on the Rosecrans murder case aboard the harbor vessel. The suspect Wynn and engineer McKinnon are mentioned as tied to the incident amid indications of a possible indictment.
Governor Frear accepts Kellogg resignation from the Nour of Perestry due to extended absence. Fragmentary notes mention territory, rent cards on sale and party dynamics affecting leadership transitions.
Governor's private secretary Meftride appeared in the court this morning charged with knocking down a street worker, Philip da Cambra. The trial began with numerous witnesses and was adjourned to Friday morning as more testimony was sought.
The Alameda cleared its tnes vomptly at 1 o'clock this morning and steamed for San Francisco. A Hawaiian band serenaded passengers an hour before departure. Notables aboard included H. J. Johustsen, the costume broker, and H. K. Fletcher, the Standard Oil traveling auditor. Island students left for the mainland to enter colleges as 6 000 bunches of bananas and 4 000 bags of sugar were among the goods shipped to the Coast.
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