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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
8
A historic notice warns residents to pay the dog tax and wear the registry number on a collar. It threatens a dog catcher ride if ignored and touts new collars and accessories, including locks, chains, and reminde tools for dogs.
Police recounts show Frank Johnson as key suspect in the Wharton child murder. Jail scenes reveal bloodstained clothes and a pocket knife found on Johnson. Detectives describe a brutal, planned crime and motive to cover up an unlawful act, with Mrs Wharton’s testimony shaping cautious certainty of guilt.
Henry Wharton describes the murder of his son by Johnson, detailing the theft of a watch, Johnson’s troubling behavior, and the discovery of the boy’s body buried near their home. Wharton recalls past discipline, Johnson’s affection for the children, and a runaway sailor who aided the family. The interview reveals shock, grief, and lingering questions as the search for truth continues.
By authority notice states that Gerri Wilder has been appointed as a member of the Board of Agriculture for the Territory of Hawaii. The appointment is confirmed by C. Carter and recorded by the Building, Honolulu.
A hazy OCR snippet lists scattered names and terms such as January, Thursday, Korea, Seabury, San Pravcere, 8:10 and 9:3 a. references to times, places, and individuals appear garbled. No coherent event or clear subject emerges from the readable fragments.
A readable fragment lists several individuals and ports with departure times. Mentions include Kavet porta at 6 a.m. and Freeman from Hilo ports at a.m. The source reads like a ship schedule with multiple misspelled or garbled names and routes.
fragmentary list of names and vessels appears alongside a shocking account of a man named Johnson accused of killing a man in a 1902 incident. The report cites Mossman recalling the coroner’s jury and Johnson’s erratic behavior amid delusions and drinking.
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