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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
5
A terse fragment reports a suspect in a theft case and mistaken identity. It mentions an American seeking to expose others and a name sequence resembling Cade, Wand, Wainy, Chrvton Rees, with unclear roles and motives. The text suggests confusion over who committed the act and who should be notified.
The piece details intra party battles over delegates and Taft supporters, focusing on Parker's decisive victory and Latimer era factions. It notes President Taft’s potential reaction, the Fall campaign stakes, and calls for fair, honest canvassing amid a weakened party unity in Hawaii.
A garbled OCR passage presents mixed dialogue snippets and stray names. The text fragments mention Shel, Anson, Lily Woolly, Fedora, and Indу with uncertain attributions. No coherent event or clear narrative emerges, leaving a mosaic of overheard phrases and invented lines.
The fragmentary text recounts a chaotic political scene with references to Halil Lob, Hawali, New York, and alliances amid a turbulent period. It hints at declarations of strength, opposition to opponents, and a critique of political manipulation. Strong entities include Washington, New York, and references to public figures and groups.
Governor Frear's Hawaii visit drew expectations that he would comment on the Kea homestead lands and the public residence proposition. A Hilo editor claims a complete report was published but the governor reportedly said nothing on the matter, while praising the town.
A brief notice noting eight rooms and three bedrooms available for rent or sale. Details on location, price, and contact are not provided in the fragment. The item reads as a compact classified-style notice with minimal specifics.
Fragmented OCR text critiques leaders and governance, comparing honesty and capability. It references Hon. and Governor candidates, noting claims of judicial integrity and mastery while hinting at political rifts and public skepticism about media coverage. The piece urges readers to seek truth in local reporting.
A man named Dondero attributed a murder after jealousy over a woman named Huse. The affair involved dinners, a home on Mallonk Avenue, and a tense sequence of calls and departures. Investigators quoted Dondero denying knowledge of the woman and explaining the night's events leading to the homicide.
A young man Harton is suspected in a fatal poisoning linked to his brother Marton's death. Witnesses including Miss Muse, Miss Newkirk, and Miss Huse describe events at Vide Ville and the hotel. Investigators test poison samples while a coroner’s inquest is planned with county officials present.
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