Hawaii Autonomy Debate Sparks Prohibition and Self Rule
The article argues that Hawaii must exercise self government and reject federal overreach. It condemns supporters of centralized control and praises Hawaii’s capacity to govern itself while warning that restricting home rule endangers the territory’s advancement and American democratic principles. It likens opposition to betrayal by builders of a home and urges unity among citizens.
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Hawaii
Porto Rico
Staten
United States
Cablegram Reports Senate Prohibition Committee Action
A Telegram from Tatletin's Washington correspondent notes the Senate committee's action on the prohibition question. The cablegram arrived here ahead of the FORUIAT NOW association service and prompted street news chatter. The Bulletin is required for further details.
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Victory
Mutetia
Tatletin
Senate Committee
Hud Tetin Wktra
Foruiat Now Association
Fetish of Home Rule in Hawaiian Politics Controversy
The Thurston Advertsiner condemns home rule for Hawaii as a fetish that threatens popular government. It argues Congress protects Hawaiians yet promotes minority agendas, accusing Thurston of seeking to undermine government by appealing to bias. The piece frames the debate as a clash between native rights and corporate interests.
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United States
Hawaii
Thurston
Litcoln
Victory for Americanism in Territory Vote
Delegate Kuhio and supporters of representative government celebrated a clear victory in Washington today. The vote preserves the principle of popular government and marks a significant day for Hawaiian interests in the Territory and the fair-minded electorate. The result is described as a milestone in Hawaiian affairs, aligning with American principles.
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Kuhio
Wankington
United State Senate
Unappreciated Art Editor Praise of Local Talent
The editor laments the lack of recognition for a talented local artist whom he believes is equal to or superior to many visiting artists on the islands. He emphasizes the artist's clear talent and potential.
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Evening Bulletin
Evening smiles and a boat misadventure
A humorous piece recalls a French traveler mispronouncing English words with a native speaker correcting him. Pat McGuire, racing to the wharf, jumps as the boat starts and lands hard, then jokes about his luck. Abridged dialogue shows Irish wit and seaside excursion chatter from Providency to News.
Exquisite Portraits by Mrs Rosa Plotner Impress Honolulu
A Honolulu correspondent lauds Mrs Rosa Plotner’s miniature portraits as wonderful and exquisitely beautiful. The writer recalls sharing the works with a renowned art collector, noting her talent and the high honors she received at a Beattie exhibition, and urges readers to view the pieces to truly appreciate their mastery.
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Rosa Plotner
America
Europe
Mont
Mra. Plotner
GRO
Orporne
Honolulu
Miller Charged In Police Court For Foul Language At Winston Block
G Miller faced the Winston police court on alleged use of profane language at the Winston block. He testified he spoke to visit a sick lady friend and denied provoking the incident. He admitted a prior assault and battery conviction and said he had been unemployed for about two years, with a few days’ work last week on the docks.
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G. Miller
Winston Block
Ion
Miller
Winston
Indies
Hayden
Mr. Winston
Brown
Toll
Bishop Trust Company Sells Eight Room House on Eaplelant Rest
Eight room house offered for sale by Bishop Trust Company located on Eaplelant Rest. Property features include a lanai, 6 foot frontage, near walking distance to amenities, electricity and power dining noted. Asking price listed as 4600 dollars.
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Lanai
Aus Pregnes Teal Co
YMCA Leaders and Plans Revealed for Los Angeles Visit
A wire service note outlines YMCA leaders including Mr Hartlett director and treasurer of the Los Angeles Y M C A and Mr Edwards a longtime director and deacon, with Rev Robert J tur dette as pastor emeritus. J F Moore of New York City, secretary of the International committee, will visit next month to share guidance and seek local input on development of YMCA work.
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Los Angeles
Hartlett
K. Eawards
Puvile Works In Law
J. F. Moore
New York City
International Committee of the
MC. A
Moore
Bis hop Trust Company Quoting Man in Warrants Case
A Bis hop Trust Company report notes a trend charge connected to Miller quoning and alleged use of bad language in a warrant case. The item reflects local financial and legal proceedings surrounding a disputed user.
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Miller
Y M C A Directors Meeting Preview
The YoM, C. A. directors plan a Monday meeting to hear monthly reports and decide features for the new building project. A preliminary building-room meeting is set for Thursday at 4 pm to give final instructions to architects, with no plans likely before April 1. Notable attendees include M A McRaw of Detroit and W S Bartlett of the Scripps News syndicate.
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India
St. Paul
Yom
C. A
Jt Ty
Bayeral
Pa Vestigera
Cleveland
M. A. McRaw
Detroit
Scripps Menusews Syndicate
W. 8. Bartlett
Elks Carnival Promises Big Turnout for February Festivities
Carnival organizers estimate February 20 and 22 evenings will draw thousands for the Washington Birthday event in Bishop Park. The program features a masquerade ball, photo gallery, refreshment booths, and various attractions. A giant Elks Big Show banner decorates the Trail wall and the public is urged to attend.
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Indy
Choice
Bolt Lake
Elke
Bishop Park
King Street
Kaimuki Two Bedroom House on Car Line For 4700
A well planted lot in Kaimuki holds a two bedroom house with stable and servantette in good condition. Located on the car line, price offered at 4700 dollars.
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Kaimuki
Alli
Officials Visit Koolanton Road Project in Kalvanus Area
Major Joseph J. Fern and city county officials toured the Koolanton district to review road work on Kalwanal beach route and Kalvanut Beach contract. They reported rapid progress, with total district road expenditures listed and multiple structures rebuilt including Kaawa and Kahuki bridges, and Kaawa to Kahuku realignments under way.
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Joseph J. Fern
Rivenberg
Quinn
Koolanton
Pat Metriet
Kalmnu
Kalvanut
Acclmns
Ruginver Gore
Faporiant High
Koolaulon
Otapene
Fert
Kahuk
Papukea
Rod
Crean
Kawe
Kahipa
Kahuku
Maite
Mrs Taft Hosts Reception Attended by Cabinet Wives
President Taft and Mrs Taft hosted a Washington reception for the Congress of the United States at the state dining room. Mrs Taft wore coronet fashion with Japanese hair ornaments, noted as fashionable and charming. A bullet luncheon was served in the state dining room for 1200 guineas.
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Washington
Taft
Congress of the United
Cleveland Loader
Corrections from Dr Francis B Clark on Japan remarks
Dr Francis B Clark of Cleveland writes to the Sun disputing reports about his Japan visit. He clarifies comments on Japan's regeneration, says his audience with the Emperor was arranged by Ambassador Con O’Brien and Christian groups, and praises Honolulu memories from the round-the-world trip.
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Cleveland
Central Union Church
Japan
Jado
Hot
J. O'rien
Endeavorora
Honolulu
Francis B, Clark
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DR. Clark
Gurrey’s, Ltd
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