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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
7
A lengthy report from the Manoa Valley murder case outlines the alleged assault with a knife, the suspect Arlo Chine, and the deteriorating scene at the hospital. It notes witnesses, the weapon, and the judicial proceedings including jury deliberations and potential penalties.
A fragment notes Postmaster Barney of Washington DC connected with the general delivery exam. The text is partly garbled but indicates a bulletin office and telephone references tied to the case. No further context or names are clearly readable.
Director Wilcox of the Federal Experiment Station told the Chamber of Commerce that Hawaii can grow high quality cotton rivaling mainland varieties. He noted potential for uniform seed, warned against importing land seeds and boll weevils, and emphasized climate suitability and intelligent cultivation to advance Hawaii’s cotton industry.
Obituary notice records the death at 1909 October 21 of Thomas Kinane a native of New York aged 55 years 5 days. It notes he was married to Bia and father to William Herbert J and the late Thomas Kinaten and invites acquaintances to attend a funeral service at the Christian Church on Tuhow Street at 2 o'clock Friday October 1900.
A testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a lasting remedy for women through menopause and other female ailments. It claims widespread success for relief from inflammation ulceration irregularities backache and related issues and invites letters for personalized advice.
Crescent Feather Co presents steel lounges and mattresses at startlingly low prices. See the selection in our showroom and compare value. The ad invites customers to visit and assess quality firsthand.
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