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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Gibson girl described as tall and serene, with hints of restfulness and a golfer reference, but the text is garbled and incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or verifiable fact.
Today's bulletin lists ACM Regatta on the harbor and Teeball leagues at multiple grounds including Batntsex and Rotary Cone Nelwn at hotels and yacht venues. Tomorrow features ACM softball at Aut Hark M SUnih and Cup games at Riverside Lentie with HWoball and Panoe Nase listed among events.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth publicly protested Governor Carter’s reception plans for Hawaii, objecting to a political display and to being excluded from invitations. The event featured natives in society regalia and a return ride by automobile, with tension evident as Longworth and Mrs Church departed after the reception at the Capitol.
A fragmentary letter from Harry Wilke of Stanford Vale discusses Barney and a wrestling scene. The piece mentions Harvey Joy, a Hawaiian glower, and a practice before a game, noting Barney’s missteps, a strike, and a crowd reaction as the event unfolds with mixed fanfare and implied success.
The Saints beat the frat team in the earlier game and the Picked Team seek revenge as BIN Hampton pitches for the visitors. The public is urged to support the Trans-Pacific Yacht charity with a game tonight at the Young Hotel.
The bout at the Hotel Bath will start at 8 30 with crowds predicting the greatest fight yet seen. Photographs of the event are hailed as the clearest ever shown in Honolulu and many viewers swear by their quality and action. Fans are urged to arrive early to witness this maiden clash between the two famed fighters and the spectacle of boxing legends in motion.
Shirley T. High of Chicago testified as a defense witness for her husband in a Boston reckless driving case. She said the auto accident occurred within about eight hours and that the car was not driven at high speed. The proceedings continued with further testimony and defense arguments.
The article details Canada’s 1904 Chinese Immigration Act and a poll tax of $600 on each entrant. It notes Montreal’s small Chinese population rising to about forty men, with 700 Chinese residents in the town colony and a $800 tax on laborers severely restricting entry, effectively prohibiting further settlement.
A flawed report describes a slick company manufacturing telegraph poles in a German town. It notes the poles are designed to withstand weather and interwoven with wire. The piece mentions wooden joints and a system of elimination and Brethnon references, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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