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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1910

Page

5

Prohibition Debate Tangles Hawaii Sailor Trade

A Massachusetts style broadside on Prohibition campaigns in Hawaii criticizes Thurston and Woolley. It warns sailors arriving from ships bring prohibition era temptations to Honolulu, Portland Maine, and other ports, urging voters to oppose Prohibition measures as a perceived threat to public safety and economy.

Maine Honoluli Portland Wonwn Cheritian Temperance Union Teddy New York Fife Thurston Thurston“Woolley Mont Drath Killore Honolulu

Unclear excerpt contemplates public policy and leadership

Fragmented text discusses governance, Supreme Court authority, and public sentiment. It references figures like Governor GL and Secretary Dicki naps to Lie Tomed and Nat Thurmen, debating duties to the people and the nation’s bread and butter amid political tension.

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Japanese and Prohibition Debate in Hawaii Paper

A Parelen paper summary argues Japanese plantation interests oppose Prohibition citing sugar production as vital. It asserts loyalty to the American nation under a solemn treaty, warns against limits on rights and pleasures, and questions why Japanese should be taxed or curtailed in Hawaii.

Sheha Hawaii Petibotley Japan Munter Secunt

Prohibition Drives Moonshine Output Up in South and Territories

Testimony before the House Appropriations Committee cites rising moonshine production and bootlegging as borders shift from licensed to dry areas. Cabell notes Georgia and North Carolina figures, with Oklahoma showing arrests since its dry status, while labor issues and Japanese plantation workers feature in the testimony and policy concerns.

House Committee On Appropriations North Carolina Oklahoma

Fragmented Hawaiian place names and years listed in OCR

A series of OCR garbled place names and years from Hawaii, including Honolulu Oahu 1907 and 1908 entries, Maui Lahaina and Makawao references, Kauai Lihue, and Hilo with various misspellings and dates. The text appears as a chaotic catalog of locations with inconsistent year markers.

Honolulu Oahu Hawa Dubie Kwa Watmnon AAI Walanne Watalus Onn Walalin Koolaulon Outi Koolanpoko Oabu Lahaina Mail Lahain Suit Walluina Maui Maul Makawao Hana North Kotla Hawaii North Kohala Kohala Kona Hawai Kau Koma S. Kona Hawai Iwot Hilo South Hilo Harowkua Hamakus Punn Howai Lihue Kauai Libue Kaul Kotoa Kolga Kaun Walnea Kaual Watmea

Saloon Dispute Prompts Controversy Over Conduct

Fragmentary readable lines suggest a discussion of saloons and crime, with debate over personal conduct and the proper order of affairs as a controversy unfolds. No clear names or dates are present to specify individuals or events.

Talk by The Wireless Office Open From Eight To Ten

A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century report discusses a talk by The Wireless Office about prohibition forces, law enforcement, and alleged criminal activity. It questions the fairness of tax laws and liquor restrictions while referencing figures like John M. Wale, Charles W. Morne, and Frank K Hupple, and notes the press coverage of saloons and railroads.

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Question of sidewalks continues heated land dispute

The controversial sidewalk dispute continues as questions arise about public land use and ownership. Officials debate whether the school site should shift to city or county control, citing that land belongs to the Territory and could be required for a public building.

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Campbell and Road Committee clash over sidewalk dispute in Honolulu

In a heated session, Road Committee members challenge the Public Works Department and City County Attorney over whether the Territory can compel sidewalk construction in front of the Royal School and Central Grammar. Office of Marston Campbell cites state law, while the board debates jurisdiction and duties under the Municipal Act and Revised Laws of Hawaii.

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City and County Had to Build Sidewalks Under Hawaii Law

A Honolulu city opinion outlines sidewalk construction duties under territorial law. It states that property owners may be forced to construct or reimburse under sections 721 to 736, with the city authority to proceed if owners fail to comply after notice.

Real Estate Records and Obituary Mention in 1910 Hawaii

Entered for record on July 5 1910 between 10:30 a m and 4 p m list of numerous real estate transfers including JAF Sehusek to Manuel Cordeiro Elisabeth M Glimore to OBhu College and others. Also notes the death of Geo C Beck and funeral services by Pacific Lodge F and A M. Beck was a thirty year Mason and member.

Sehusek Manuel Cordeiro Eiseabeth Mglimore Obhu College Oes Kirkpatrick Samson William Sasidee Henry Knanek William Savida Knanek Holton Joh Vieira Iwi Hianaian Piawin Co Antonio Pavano Aid Vite Sugar Co Mellaka, Kainon GH Fairchild Ching Bau Whyloes Geo C, Beckjoy Withermilton Pacific Lodge F. & A.M Beckley Verond Hester Mason

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