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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
5
The priest bishop speaks on native Hawaiians and liquor, noting abuse from prohibition, urging fair laws and personal liberty. He cautions against state force, calls for temperance via church work, and asserts Hawaiians deserve equal rights and prompt, strong responses from supporters.
An imperfect Maine statement by Governor Fernald is cited by Prohibitionists. The text hints at Prohibition politics, clashes over state issues, and national figures including Pinechot and Kent, with references to Taft and Western support amid contentious anti alcohol sentiment. The fragmentary piece signals electoral and policy tensions without clear outcomes.
Delegate Julito shows hesitance toward temperance stance and Prohibition League support. He sat on the Committee of One Hundred, assuming it stood for temperance, while the Prohibition platform backs Woolley. The public discussion centers on whether he should join the campaign or resist taking joint responsibility for the fake slate.
A garbled report predicts Prohibition in Hawaii will curb tourism and impair liquor distribution. It claims the action by the Pacific Court will ban alcohol in bottles and cans, reducing retail access and altering consumer demand, with the Territory losing regulatory authority.
The text urges a vote against Prohibition, arguing the current territorial law should stand and condemns federal or agitator interference. It calls on Territory voters to cast a no vote on March 26 to uphold local control of liquor laws and reject Wheeler and Thurston’s stance.
The text skewers John G. Woolley for his alleged stance on prohibition and pie while alleging selective abstinence by athletes. It questions if Woolley would speak for pie prohibition and accuses him of bias, salary ties, and political double standards amid references to Hawaiian Americans and anti alcohol motives.
An unclear fragment discusses what an athlete must do in response to a Prohibition era announcement. The text references a native mince pie and wool water, with Wooltey branching into a further discussion about duties related to the announcement.
The fragment discusses Prominent references to whiskey wine and beer from the Pacific Coast. It mentions a plan to follow Thornton's advice and conduct a campaign against enemies of good digestion and health, tied to prohibitory law for Hawaii. The text hints at staged actions one by one.
Amid a disputed will, executor Dang Poi faces scrutiny as co executor Ching Shat remains in place over the estate of Dang Young. Questions surround the appointment and administration of the estate assets.
The record describes a dispute between executors over estate funds. Dank Hol is to draw 807 dollars from First National Bank for his father’s depot and an accounting is sought. Shins alleges improper withdrawals and deposits totaling 170 dollars to his own account. Judge Robinson set an appearance date to decide why Dank Hol should not be discharged as executor as the estate’s total value is estimated at How.
Wilton observes a humorous exchange as a man recalls buying a car and being locked out at night after a minor mishap with a tire. The cartoonish dialogue captures small town wit and daily-life mishaps.
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