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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
13
A fragmented excerpt from Anna Katharine Green’s novel depicts the narrator wrestling with inner conflict and longing as memories of a dead mother and a beloved, innocent figure surge to the fore. The tone is introspective and gothic in mood, reflecting betrayal, love, and looming accusation.
In a tense confession Charles Clifton counsels Ranelagh as suspicions mount over the Cumberland murder. The witness details a club visit, a note to Carmel, a wine vault inventory, and a tricky alibi while the police close in. Clifton pledges to aid though the truth remains contested and elusive.
In a tense investigation, Clifton and the district attorney scrutinize Carmel Cumberland’s illness and Arthur’s conduct as suspects pivot on a ring found or lost, with focus on Cutter arrivals, alibi gaps, and a whisky bottle trail at the clubhouse. Coroners and detectives weigh witness accounts to uncover the killer.
A lawyer recites deciphered fragments from a handwriting puzzle tied to Adelaide and Adelaide Cumberland. The discussion centers on who wrote key phrases, with mentions of Mr. Hanelagh’s state and a station meeting. District attorneys prepare a formal inquiry into the handwriting.
A long advertisement style report details a nationwide promotion committee's work from Vancouver to Say Diem with tours, rail and hotel displays, and promotion bureau involvement. It notes Mrs. Wilt dey and Mrs. Howler as key organizers, praising Mawali Promotion Committee for nine years and listing outreach across California and island events.
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