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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
5
A historical debate features Bishop Libert and anti prohibition voices arguing against prohibition in Hawaii. The text critiques violent change, cites colonial restraint, and questions moral suasion versus force amid concerns over labor and social policy.
A fragmented local broadcast urges residents to vote no on a Kay-at-home measure while warning that events in the region threaten stability. The message frames the vote as decisive amid ongoing turmoil and calls to participate next Tuesday.
The item cites figures including Wiki Remurick and Master Primy opposing a prohibition stance in Hawaii. It mentions Hut Woolley arguing a vote against Prohibition proves Hawaii’s incapability and cites Tishop vurick and Pastor Galmy as influential voices in Congress and among reputable men.
The piece criticizes John G. Woolley for attacking Hawaii’s path to self governance and questions the claim that Hawaiian voters determine capacity for self rule. It cites rhetoric by Woolley and supporters, including figures like Kuhio, amid debates over federal writs and Territorial representation.
A vehement defense of Hawaiian self government contrasts with Woolley and Thurston allies who attack Hawaiian voters. The piece denounces attempts to delegitimize Hawaii’s electorate, urges a NO vote on Prohibition, and asserts that Congress intervention would follow if Prohibition wins. The author portrays Woolley as deceitful and warns against federal meddling.
London June 10 The English War Department shows high interest in a German invention resembling a flying boat. Alfred Grohmann a carpenter, of German extraction, showcases a 24 foot diameter flying fish posterity craft with a 26 square foot sail-like frame. The device folds and is wheeled through an opening.
A pro prohibition appeal argues Hawaiians should vote to join the nationwide effort, claiming the prov bitionists push labor strife and sugar industry woes on the Territory. The text notes raw sugar prices drop and links the American Sugar Refining Company to the labor troubles while urging a Prohibition vote.
Inventor Grohmann advances a 100 pound winged bicycle prototype to catch air currents. He envisions wings and power enabling flight as experiments continue. Support from fellow workers comes amid strong winds hindering progress toward successful propulsion.
A rushed scene at Honolulu Fort Street where a man nearly fell victim to a dangerous medical mishap. The manager intervened with a hook and saved his life as the hazardous situation unfolded involving a questionable external remedy.
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