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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary historical note questions self government and economic impact of federal sugar policy. It argues against prohibition by commission and the danger to business, urging voters to oppose measures seen as restrictive to local autonomy and the Hawaii sugar trade.
Territory leaders urge firm stand for home rule and self government against federal overreach in Congress on prohibition. They warn that federal control threats to Hawaii’s independence and call business men to support honest, direct opinions supporting local governance over centralized authority.
A Honolulu session of the Economic Club discussed the liquor problem with scholars and editors weighing district option, Scandinavian models, and tempered openness. Hugo Munsterberg argued prohibition may harm temperance, while others urged gradual or practical approaches.
Fragmentary tale describes two sitar playing siblings in the west end with neighbors taking interest. A girl, fourth floor South Wide, and an elder sister facing a curious exchange as a boy lingers beside the opposite window. The family hears a whispered plan to pull blinds and involve Mrs. Brown via telephone in a curious awaiting night.
The Floral Day Parade arrangements proceed with a British font theme and a float depicting the ritiah Inlet. A professional decorator is hired and San Francisco supplies are being sought. Chinese merchants fund the Chinese section to be the finest and most costly. Detectives Wilberforce of Hilo is put in charge of a special detail tied to Wilder’s case as inquiries move toward tangible proof tomorrow at Hoon.
Fragmented report notes Pacific Mall arrival and ship movements from Honolulu. Tennessee and Wishtetr ton to Bremerton while other vessels proceed to San Francisco. Admiral Rebree to retire after transferring flag to a California cruiser, with fleet departure deadline discussed.
A rental listing offers a single room in a modest 5house unit on Pacific Street. The asking price is 90 dollars per month, with six month terms specified. Contact information references a company named Street, but details are unclear.
Inlands upon the coal pile at the naval station and it is conservatively estimated that at least fifteen thousand tons of fuel have been placed in the bunkers of the eight urutsere during their stay at Hos nolula.
The mill must be ready for shipment by December this year, a compliment to the local iron works. Honolulu secures a contract from New York buyers, with Spreckelsville veteran Poole named manager for the Mindoro project. Kin Way site work advances on water supply and transportation as the iron works push new business without direct local competition.
The Taft administration announced Japan and Russia rejected the Knox plan for Manchuria neutralization as China defies a 1909 treaty. Beijing’s permission for railway concession near Chien-Poo to Algun drew U S and British concerns. The event marks heightened international tensions over railway access and foreign influence in Manchuria.
The United States Britain and likely others back a neutralized railway from Pekin to the coast in Manchuria to end Japanese Russian control. Knox and Taft press for a British American syndicate to administer and defend the line with joint power. China and Germany on one side US Britain France on the other shift regional power balance. New York and London bankers to fund the project.
W A Kinney argues against federal oversight and prohibition in Hawaii, urging continued home rule and self government. He warns that congressional intervention could erode local autonomy and spur political manipulation, urging vigilance and public support for native self governance.
A drunken incident near Swilel ends with Kaldit shot in the stomach by a Japanese sailor in a ballet five. The captain of police intercepts the suspect, two sailors are taken to the station, and a new revolver with spent shells is seized. A second man denies theft of the weapon, while other local notes include a girl’s police report and a cautionary moral about timing.
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