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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1911
Page
2
Sunday promises a royal clash between top teams as Leesal and the National Stars meet the leaders. Star pitchers vie to keep their teams atop standings while fans expect a hard fought game with key players in form.
The Children's Aid and Free Kinship association reports 27,000 district children used the playground in four months. Attendance recovered after a spring dip due to cannery work, with daily average 282 last month. Mothers praise the shaded arbors and benches, noting no wear requirements for use.
Fragmentary OCR text describes night war games near Honolulu with mentions of Mannivers, Dusai, bh scarchlicbiy, and Chit Cunior Mabon. The garbled lines imply attempts to evade a what appears to be a threat or obstacle. No clear dates or entities can be reliably identified.
Chicago reports on the proposed Gotch Hacksenschmidt match where Gotch defeated Hackenschmidt in two straight falls. Crowds feasted on the spectacle though critics called the bout dull. The match sparked bets and police concerns as organizers moved to curb gambling amid public outcry.
Captain Zeeder of the steamer 81 boria wax faces a federal court appearance this morning. He is to be asked to explain the presence of opium on board during a prior port call. Twelve of the twenty seven indictments by the grand jury pertain to Phomey Davis. Another indictment concerns Nichol, the assailant at Fort Shafter reservation weeks ago. The grand jury convenes Monday and aims to file its final report next week.
The report from Pittsburg Kansas details that Peter C. Sharp kept two wives, Anna Catherine Sharp and Lovin Sharp, in his home after return from New Orleans where he faced alleged adultery with a second wife. Anna Catherine was taken to New Orleans by Sharp’s first wife following quarrels, and a pension bureau note appears in the tale.
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