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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
11
A fragmentary analysis discusses Prohibition and Perjury in Hawaii, naming Woolley Thornton and others. It references political tactics, immigration, and labor, with stray phrases about a yacht race and religious forgiveness, all amid a charged election discourse.
Voters in Hawaii weigh a Prohibition measure as Woolley and supporters insist on a broad campaign at home and abroad. Critics accuse Woolley of relying on salary and political loyalties while urging residency shifts to influence the election.
A fragmentary critique discusses the Woollevites and Bishop Libert, critiquing Prohibition arguments and alleging misdirection by Catholic leadership. The text accuses Woolley supporters of distorting facts and portrays Bishop Libert as misled by the Bulletin, while asserting the independence of informed thinking and self government.
A fragmentary historical column argues liquor prohibition shaped personal liberty. questions whether a drinker or user of liquor is a criminal. It traces views on prohibitionists and historical crime links to liquor use, suggesting a moral and religious basis in public debate.
Citizens of Hawaii criticize Woolley and the Prohibition campaign for tying church leaders to political aims. The piece argues Hawaiians repudiated Woolley’s tactics, calls for Bishop Libert’s temperance leadership, and urges local voters to act against perceived manipulation in the Washington effort.
Central Union Church presents a series on wartime themes with multiple speakers including Muraine Bervier and De White. Evening sessions cover salvation themes and prophetic readings. Public televised services and lecture events are announced with times and locations.
A contorted account reports Woolley urging conviction in prohibition work and accusing Congregational pastors elders and members of straying from their preaching. He singled out Mormons for active anti alcohol activity while noting Hawaiians oppose prohibition. Audience reception was mixed as Woolley spoke on church unity and reform.
Disjointed OCR fragment outlines an expansion project for the Hilo railway toward a southern route. Mentions Henry Waterhouse Tent Company and potential involvement of the Amelovated Oil Company with a harbor incident and a ship, Intrepid, guiding the effort. Contains unclear names and places, with no coherent dates or outcomes.
A testimonial extols Dr Hartenen’s remedy as a decades long cure for an unspecified disease. The letter praises drastic improvements after following directions and credits the doctor with many thankful patients. It mentions a Honolulu wholesale druggist supplying retail trade.
The office of Territorial Secretary Matt Smith reports final work underway. Proclamation posters with precincts and officers are ready for distribution and include the voting question. Ballots have been sent to precincts and will be delivered in days.
A Chinese man named Goo Wan Hoy is accused of a theft involving 27 dollars in a complaint filed by another Chinese resident Ching Chan. The report notes the alleged deception occurred during a morning hearing in the Five Nations area and mentions a book and other items tied to the alleged scam.
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