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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
5
A Kauai Republican District Committee member criticizes The Bulletin for biased reporting on a recent committee meeting. The Advertiser printed a hostile, partial summary, while The Star allegedly cut key details to diminish the district body’s significance.
Inventor Wal dies following months of study and trial while pursuing a 360 degree panorama camera. He reportedly completed his invention in about four months and planned a Washington patent trip, noting expectations from readings and expert consultation. The device and method are described as similar to another three hundred forty scale system noted in a contemporary magazine.
Fragmented local items list chores jobs sales and notices from a Hawaii newspaper page. Mentions a steamer voyage, cargo sacks, a reform school truancy case, a mowing contest, a new song collection, and community notices about groceries and local businesses. Multiple named places and people appear in scattered brief items.
The record shows WOLTER not satisfied with a verdict in favor against REDWARD and others in a first degree burglary case before July in Holt district. Deputy Attorney General and local officials led the prosecution, with details of justice and sentencing noted amid unclear fragments. The case references a Kohala boundary and a flurry of procedural actions, with prison implications discussed and a date-laden context implied by the legal proceeding.
Sailors desert a sealing schooner off the harbor after mutiny rumors. Captain Joni reports crew enticed aboard before departure. Fragments of a boat found near Wabbit Rotland as townsfolk carry mail and recall harsh treatment of mutinous whalers. captors threaten return to ship for judgment.
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