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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
7
The column discusses boxing prospects between Meg and Decker with interest in a future match and notes on past bouts. It covers a pivotal baseball game involving the Elks and Britt Nelson boxing talk, mentions players like Bil Meyer and Joe Millett, and flags bets and local fan enthusiasm surrounding the Britt Nelson fight and the Rapid Transit Cup race.
Haleiwa Hotel Honolulu’s country resort sits on the Oahu ring of Ithe area and provides golf tennis billiards fishing riding and salt water baths with train service from Honolulu Station to Trent Company for $5.00. For train departure see timetable. On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited leaves at two hours, returning to Honolulu by 10:10 p.m.
The Rum boys football squad gains guidance from Livingston Hopwood Hall and Benson in a push for a strong season. Hopwood, an ex Yale man, Hall with Harvard background, and Livingston bring experienced coaching to prep players as Cant Tightfoot Praha Reed and others plan practices at Berkeley. A large turnout from candidates and a University Club meeting signal active preparations.
Report lists large purses and gate receipts across venues including Madison Square Garden Coney Island and Broadway Club with names like Jeffries Sharkey Corbett McCoy and Rubin. Figures run from fifty thousand to four hundred thousand dollars illustrating a thriving era of prizefighting and public interest.
A report from Maunalua notes a Sunday event on the 17th or month’s end where members plan a Hoey Tournament, with a growing entry and improving play. Locals forecast rising Island golf prowess, and prospects of bringing in a professional to boost skills. The SATURDAY BULLETIN promises broader reading: Nawillwil social news, Sherlock Holmes, and more.
The text discusses glanders in horses, noting acute versus wither forms, causes like poor feed and overwork, common symptoms such as a dry barking cough and swelling of limbs, and the risk of spread to other animals or humans. It mentions an upcoming distribution of Circular No. 7 “Glanders and Percy” by the Bureau of Animal Industry and instructs requests go to Dr. Victor A. Norgaard, Territorial Veterinarian, Honolulu.
The Office of Territorial Veterinarian in Honolulu warns all horse owners to regularly check stock for glandore signs and nasal discharge. Distemper and septic conditions are listed among possible diseases, with descriptions of nasal discharge, ulcers, and swollen glands. The notice ties into Hawaii yacht race governance and racing culture observations.
A public notice states a street closure to occur on the 14th day of the month in 1905 at 12 m. It directs readers to contact the committee members C. Rhodes, ks Goranson and W. H. Soper, or the Secretary for further information.
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