Prohibition Debate Sparks Reflections in Hawaii Meeting
A heated discussion on prohibition is reviewed with critique of Mr. Oleson and supporters. The writer notes misstatements, emphasizes the dangers of campaign zeal, and predicts public confusion while Hawaii residents weigh the liquor policy. The article contrasts measured opinion with fanatical rhetoric and urges careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olewon Fins
Felter
Euurot
Ile
Olasan
Oleson
Ate
Jana
United Busa
Territory
Hawaii
Theodoré Hookevelt and American Views on Religious Rights
A fragmented passage discusses Theodore Roosevelt and American attitudes toward religious rights, debating how prudence and education shape views of the Pope and European religious influence. It reflects on prejudice and the need to refine political rhetoric in relation to Catholic influence and religious freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodoré Hookevelt
Meady
Roosevelt
War talk from a New York World letter to the editor
A World letter discusses wartime sentiment between the United States and Japan. It argues that many speak with passion yet fear a costly fight, noting Americans’ weariness of distant war and the desire to avoid a long, dangerous conflict while acknowledging some support for standing firm if attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
New York
Hongen
Courne
Riohen
Questioning Japan War Strategy and U S Navy Strength
The writer argues the United States cannot wage war with Japan due to economic limits and naval coal constraints. He questions Japan's ability to project power, notes coal capacity gaps, and suggests Hawaii as an impractical base. He urges considering geography and warns against overreach, while noting domestic apathy and taxation burdens.
excerpt from Japanese history text on Commodore Perry age
The fragment discusses Commodore Perry’s 1854 arrival in Uraga Bay and the Japanese view of American influence. It cites Takeyoshi’s historical work and notes the complex attitudes of Nippon toward foreign power, money contributions, and reforms as Perry’s visit sparked interest and national reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammirien
Qurely Hiv
Teonune
Nippon
Japan
Unie
Parry
Percy
Uraga Bay
Manly
Wanbin Fon
Takeyoshi
What America Should Do About War News
A fragment from a wartime wireless message urges American readers to confront jingo newspapers and wordy yellow journalism. It condemns sensational coverage, notes the danger of public panic, and calls for restraint while urging clear patriotic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Matury
Watt
Daplin
Frivade
Kinnobuke
Sydney F Hoben Makes Debut At Local Concert
Sydney F Hoben debuts with a mixed program at Alexander Young Hall on Kalueday evening. Noted performers accompany, including Mrs Horton and Mr Hall, delivering Chopin Etudes, Carmen excerpts, and a Schubert trio movement. Audience praised Hoben for a striking, varied recital and encore selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimsie Liter
Byddainy
Avatratia
Matey
Alexander Young
Kalueday
Mr Hoben
Abe Bey
Hoben
Randy Ering
Mr Hohen
Jennen
Rieinberger
Paxaniubehiminn
Music Tavern
Thin City
Fone Dolari
Chedbettingibatbet Neviet
Fela Alen
Benetet
Mr. Hobe
Plana Alew
Ph Trent
Henelnle
Joenl
Bobo
Bet
Arla
Moben
Albani
Queen Victoria
Hobe
Slee
Panaian
Ramus
Mes
White
My. Hall
Alma Pang
Mra
Mr. Hall
Tenney Peck
Mre. Rowe
Roin
Horton
Reiner Kerche
Munich
Monakowski
Paris Conservatory
Choepin
Mesdamen Froar
Henry Heknell
Coleman
C.K. Cooper
Hedemann
Graham
Hoffmann
Newcomb
Tenney Peek
They. Richards
H. Ross
J. W. Waldeon
Ale Lon White
Westervelt
W. L. Whitney
G. Wilder
Mises
Heathew Caxtis
Margaret Castle
Mae Damon
Char Jodly Hall
Dorothy Hartwell
Altea "Thompson
Thosos
Sievers
Mr. Tenney Peck
Mia
Tons
Hooton Ramos
Unclear OCR Fragment Traces Names and Phrases
Readable text shows fragmented names and phrases. No coherent event or context to confirm a person, place, date, or organization. Summary limited to identifiable elements only.
Rapid work on the Panama Canal
Washington notes ongoing canal activity with record daily outputs. The Canal Record reports last month’s excavation at Culebra Cut set new highs, totaling 1,269,413 cubic yards, an average of 767 yards per day. Steam shovel No 214 hit 2203 yards in a day, and shovel No 211 removed 4009 cubic yards in one shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Attace R. Parrington
Tel
U.S
Hovotuin
Ferrin
Denis Notion
Brent Ht
Theost
Saci
Rennie
Thesian Delice
Philadelphia
Hone
Srlvers
Fitwniotjies
New York City
China
Falko
America
Ronde Abert
Kavone
Enstonier
Iria
Aillilan Lowe
Env
Wésond
Air Navy
Wat Hut
Nippon Navy
Tech Rneidas
Willie Coatling
Pacific Ocean
Ninpon
United State
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Se Mae School
Kaimuki Beretania
Emma
Nounna Ayaw Thurvton
Prospect
Ag. Vineyard
PURNI
Colege Hills
Paotte Heights
Persina
Pearl City
College
Hills
Kamuri
Puunui
Bishop Trust Company
Bethel Street
Waterhouse Trust
Manoa Valley
Manoa
Marine View
Tangasin
Tion
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Jewelers
Port Street
Sydney F. Hoben
Our Savings Department
Bank of Hawaii
Mato Bolo
Peedesaee
Monakowsk
Cece Cee
Mre
Cigate
Doctor Manus
Hane Boo
Vee
Rheinborrer
Paganini Sehumann
Carmen
Bot Mes
Allen White
Philip Hart
Plano Roll
Wien
Vveese
Chopin
Ate de Ballet
Mr. Hoben
Paxsion
Dees
Phe
Newcomb Fe
Pater
Benedict Mr. Hotwen
Hawaiian Opera House
Henry McRae
Chas. Klein
Lion and the Mouse
BROWN
Harvard
FORT
Gurrey’s, Ltd
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