Local option loyalty and Federal prohibition critique
David L. Withington argues against Federal prohibition and supports local option as essential for self government. He contends communities must address their own moral issues, reduce dependence on others, and confront race prejudice while maintaining sobriety as a societal good. He warns against importing burdens from outside and upholding American citizenship through self governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Islands
America
David L. Withington
Postmarter Matt and the Home Rule Principle
An obscure mid century reflection cites the home rule idea and temperance, arguing against foreign control of marine navigation. It asserts American support for protective policies to keep ships and waters under domestic authority, warning against foreign influence on coasts and trade.
A Disgrace To Honolulu Assault on a Woman by Officials Stirs Outcry
An incident described as a disgrace in Honolulu recounts how a frightened woman, arriving in the city by steamer, was detained in a hotel cellar with drunks and felons. Critics call for humane treatment and urge discussion of police and hotel handling, arguing that she faced danger and degradation rather than protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Herreneet
Fife
Cty
Jane
Himane
Maine and Kansas See Minds Turn Toward Prohibition
Report suggests residents in Milne and Kans weigh a shift toward prohibition as federal action nears. Debate centers on state and territorial attitudes, with observers noting softened stances and a call for leniency toward youth, while some warn against premature changes in policy.
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Milne
Kans
Wallelin
Clalia Br
Evening Smiles and Odd Tales in a Family Scene
A humorous fragment from a late page recounts a minister's wedding joke about a beautiful young woman and her mother. An anecdote follows about a Pullman porter and a medicine bottle incident. A new Scandinavian maid contemplates her first ironing task amid a noisy dining room scene.
Prohibition Debate Stirs Territorial Congress Members
Readers confrontes questions on federal prohibition and territorial rights as a debated issue in Ha waii Territory. The letter writers argue whether Congress should support or oppose a federal ban, reflecting local sentiment and concerns about self rule and governance under the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Chey Gee
Runditiony
Minda
Maine
Eblidi
Valen
Lady Tourist Held After Court Delay
A cave case drew attention as Judge An trade han stened commitment. Miss Van Kirk, refined and neatly dressed, carried a handbag with small articles and religious tracts. Deputies and Dr Emerpon weighed her condition, with the physician noting nervous trouble though unsure of her fitness.
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Kinerson
Antrade Han
Te Pole Court
Mins van Kirk
Short Rowle
Ron
Alamieta
Emerpon Ba
Van Kirk case hints at a Honolulu link and hotel sightings
A chaotic report ties Mia Van Kirk to planned letters and a voyage, with authorities noting mental distress and a Hawaiian hotel incident. Dr Bruce Mackall recounts restraining her at the Hawaiian Hotel as part of a broader arrest narrative linking Passadena and Honolulu.
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Cope
Orange Grore Avenue
Vuskdeha
Mia van Kirk
Hiewontin
Porter Smith
Alanoweia
Palling
Mie
van Kirk
Saul
Flonduta
Mlior
Alamo
van Kirk Ealicdt
Mamie Reek
Poilanky Avenue
Passdena
Calif
Ay Hereon
Dane Minds
Cie Allers
Honolulu
Mackall
Veawn
Bruce McV. Mackall
Mike Va Kirk
Kyounia
Thery
Mins van Kirk
Furnished Houses For Rent On Alexander Street
Six room two bedroom house fully furnished with lanai front and side. Grounds finely improved with garage and serene rear quarters. Rent seventy dollars per month. Also ten room five bedroom fully furnished modern and up to date with exceptionally large grounds. Leased terms available at seventy five dollars per month. Desirable furnished houses offered in Honolulu by Bishop Trust Co.
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Alexander Street
Alameda Steamer Officers Describe Van Kirk Episode
Officers of the steamer Alameda report Mina Van Kirk appeared rational during the voyage from San Francisco. She asked for directions to the Alexander Young Hotel and intended to stay in Hawaii, while a crowd followed and a small taller handbag was reportedly taken from her.
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Alameda
Afly Alpuyda
Mlew van Kirk
Mw Sultorse
San Franchico
Alexander Young
Tng
Elle Binte
Hawaii
Angwily
Howaslian
Pake Youngsten
Abunda
Mine van Kirk
House and lot on car line with servant quarters
Two bedroom house on a half acre lot not planted in trees offers in good condition. Located on the car line with table and servant quarters. Price listed at 4750 dollars.
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Katmuei
Mahukona Harbor Survey Plan Issued by Chamber
Delegates including Kalaulwaoote Kaw respond from Waabingsoy DLC on February 4 1910 urging immediate survey work at Mahukona Harbor. A new chart and official plan are requested to assess dredging needs and improve channels for safer anchorage and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetler
B. Morwan
Mehakona Harbor
Kalaulwaoote Kaw
Waabingsoy Dlc
Jomive
Starr
Heyel
Goodette
Aqle
Still Ignorant About Our Islands Continued From Part 1
Fragmentary excerpt shows Honolulu concerns with costs and island materials ahead of new roads. The speaker mentions pricing confidence, a plan to close one area to make space for new supplies secured through agencies, and a personal note about returning from a factory trip to Menomonie.
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Pum
Honolulu
Menobutn
Opium Smugglers Plead Guilty in Court
Four defendants pleaded guilty in a continuation of the opium smuggling case. Judge Kinney discussed a postponement to the April term to allow defense to prepare evidence and arrange medical treatment during imprisonment. Defendants named were Kei Kal, John Kekahuna, Charles Parks, and Kalawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kinney
Kei Kal
John Kekahuna
Charh Parks
Kalawa
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Parrington
Balter
Bulatin
Territory of
Telavaiees
Secon
Clase
Tnwuranes
United States
Constrome
Maine and
Kansas
Madthon
Potare
Stara Warelnins
Washington
Witiny Bip
Wah
Wenne
Tilie
College Hills
Vancouver
HiEnwar
Hyde
Ontig Ave
Manoa Ra, Viseecieers
Kamehameha
Teckwith
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
J Hopp & Co
Tettach
Bank of Hawaii
Bishop Trust Co., A
Waterhouse Trust
Makiki
Icyeage
Pallo Valley
Manoa Valley
Kaimuki
Thurston
Mahukona Harbor
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Limited
Fore Street
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