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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
1
Crowds lined the Honolulu waterfront as Prince’s Canoe Crew, Iroquois and Myrtles dominated the day’s regatta. The Heilani and Myrtle clubs led a lively program with whaleboat and sliding-seat races, flags fluttering and spectators cheering from the harbor edge.
John Wynne deliberately killed engineer McKinnon on the Rosecrans while he slept in his cabin. He seized a 20 pound machinist hammer from the machine shop, struck McKinnon multiple times, and announced he was glad of the deed. Wynne was arrested after admitting the murder as authorities found the debris of a violent scene in the cabin.
The 42 Farmers Institute of Hawaii plans a general agricultural exhibit with the Hawaiian Poultry Growers Association during the first week of December. No cash prizes due to limited funds. red and blue ribbons for prizes. Citizens urged to prepare tribute flowers, fruits, vegetables and other ag products for display. Signed Jared G. Smith, President, Sept 20, 1907.
Fireworks display planned for Regatta Day at Hotel Bathe tonight with free admission. Organizers invite guests to enjoy the event as evening winds down.
A special bulletin notes a big storm prevailing today on Kauai. Forecasters say a gale period is underway near the islands, with unsettled conditions and a rough weather pattern expected to continue. Local reports mention a new store at the post office as part of the scene.
Hong Kong dispatch reports Imperial troops repulsed an attack by rebels on the city of Fochow. The clash was noted by the Associated Press special cable dated September 21. The brief item confirms government forces maintained control amid the unrest.
New York September 21 The estate of detective chronicler William Pinkerton of the famed Pinkerton family is valued at three million dollars It is bequeathed to the family and is described as a fine job of distribution across heirs.
A fragmentary local item notes a fatal collision with scattered details about an autodidactic fee and misread names. It mentions books and ledgers, and references the Bulletin Publishing Company as the producer of printed matter.
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