Unanimous for Self-Control at Waverley meeting
A large gathering at Waverley discussed territorial concerns and proposed a constitutional resolution urging Congress to allow Hawaii territorial voters to decide the status by popular vote in the next general election. Copies were to be sent to President Taft the Senate House leaders and Hawaii delegates.
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Democratic Central
Waverley
Ival
Uname Joualy
Waieed
Waubington
Thane Seine
Witney
Taft
United States
Fe Roth
Anni
Gail
Uuliet Staten
Emivolulum
Pers Titory
Haweallane
Thir
Territory of
Hawaii
House
Chause
Congress
Senate
Merchants Fight Federal Control Over Hawaii Liquor Issue
A Honolulu meeting debated federal interference with Hawaii liquor laws. Arguments praised home rule while opposing Congress any override of Territory powers. Speakers warned federal prohibition could harm native Hawaiians and local labor, urging moderation and continued local authority.
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Thurston
Smith
R. H. ‘Trent
Senate
United Stater
Hawaii
Mr. Smith
Congress
Uniton
Therlory
Honoby
Tortoy
Hasviu
AchoehGon
Honolulu
Congress of the United States
Territory of Hawaii
House of
Gongroes
R. HL
Trent
Olvod
Mowall
Calted
United States
R. Hi. Trent
W. Smith
Republic of Hawaii
Republic
Dole
Carter
Castie
sProar
Washington
W. A. Howen
J.D. Melherny
G. W. Smith
Mewett
Commignion
Mr. Thurston
Thirnton
Breckens
G.P. Castro
Hetty
C. C. Swain
United States Senate
Conpreas
Conkreay
Binith
W. A. Bowen
Auction Notice of Multiple Drug and Distributor Firms
For sale by Bearon, Smith & Co. Ltd., Hollister Drug Co. Ltd., Chambore Drug Co. Ltd., Hilo Drag Co. and at all Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearon, Smith & Co. Ltd
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Chambore Drug Co., Ltd
Hilo Drag Co
Questionable 1902 1909 Arrears and Votes in Honolulu Meeting
The text cites 1902 Honolulu police arrears for drunkenness at 1196 with 619 native Hawaiians among them and 681 arrests in 1909 with 270 native Hawaiians. It notes support for a revolution, lists numerous local firms and a long roster of attendees, and ends with a member list.
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I. W. Macfar Inne
Honolulu
RH. Trot
G. W. Bnilch
Ayen—Castle , Cooke, Theo, H
Daview & Co
Honolulu Iron Works Company
Hawaiian Gazette Company
Hawaiian Electing Company
O. Hall & Son
Hawaiian News Company
Haewaii Meat Company
Noftechlanger & Co
Tallistorbrig Company
Monetary Drawing & Malting Company
Mackfeld & Co
Inter-dutant Steain Navigation Company
M, Levy & Co
Lovejoy & Co
Mastariane & Co
Manufactusers
Bris Company
M, Melhorny
Mercantile Reference Agency
Ofice Supply Company
W. ©. Fencork & Co, Vueltie Gmeo & Forises
Phillipe & Co
Botastor & Co
NB Sachs Dry Goody Company
Damen Breluer Claus Spreckels & Co
Silvan ‘Toumery Union Peed Company
von Hamm-Young Company
Wiebyman & Co
Whitney & Mung
Williams
FL. Waldren
William Woltere
Wollowing
Carter
G. J. Waller
Hi. Lewis
Childe
Wakefield
RK Lehman
L. A. Thureton
Crane
H.C. Basten
Chas Belina
Evans
Spalding CC
Vonanim
Cleveland Tourists Praise Honolulu Welcome Memorial
Mayor Joseph J. Vern received a memorial from a six hundred strong passeng er committee aboard the German steamer Cleveland. W J Bhrause reports the gratitude of Honolulu residents for the warm hospitality and the delightful visit that made many wish to stay. The note also cheekily remarks on humor about men's dress and the spacious Moor street.
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Joseph J. Vern
Mall
Honolulu
Cleveland
W. J. Bhrause
Honor
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