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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
3
Transcripts reveal Whittle claiming an unbiased mind during voir dire for a riot case. Juror questions probe his confidence in verdicts amid references to prior cases like Markham and Sturkbain, with contrasts on bias and responsibility in jury duty.
For sale a large cottage in good condition and well painted priced at 2750 dollars. Three bedrooms and modern electric lights with sewer. Corner 50 by 150 lot features fruit trees and is located on Kwakini Road near a car.
A garbled courtroom dialogue questions a juror about sworn testimony and evidence. The passage includes mentions of Monhewland, Japanese law references, and a judge or attorney general, with shifting speakers and unclear context. It reads like a partial trial transcript or stenographic error from a 19th or early 20th century legal record.
Arcadia hosts a Monday afternoon reception with Governor's correspondence and notable attendees. The event includes Mrs Freon and a long list of local figures such as Mik Parkes, Hornberger, Win Low, and Ginsstord, among others, at the COPIA Welcome Arcadia venue.
James H. Dix of the Philadelphia Weak Jats Company writes to Mayor Pero detailing a plan to transfer vacant lots to worthy poor residents for cultivation and garden work with a small rental and living from it. The letter has been referred to the Promotion Committee as both the Mayor and Secretary believe the garden scheme could be pursued through playground and cheap garden programs.
The piece notes half the U S population living in rural areas far from physicians rely on proprietary remedies. It highlights Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a boon for women and records public notices related to the Bulletin’s offices and telephone numbers.
In Denver on September 21 a speaker argued that the corporation tax embodies key English tax features and urged voters to back a constitutional amendment permitting direct income taxation without apportioning proceeds. He claimed a direct tax could fund wartime costs and criticized past court rulings that blocked such measures.
Archaeological work at Rancho La Moch is reported by Prof Merriam to uncover an ancient peacock fossil in asphalt beds near the city. The team notes the beds were once stamping grounds for many now unknown animals, trapped by age and preserved in the asphalt.
Advertisers invite readers to view a new attachable accessory for Edison phonographs that works with amberol four minute records except the Gem model. The pitch promises faster understanding than lengthy explanations and invites visitors to see the device in person.
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