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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
11
A page 17 continuation reports Dr Felmy advocating temperance amid Prohibition debates. Residents discuss German immigrant customs, family life, and religious aims. The mayoral race and voter sentiment shape opinions on alcohol, labor issues, and social order before the ballot.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an operation and events at a facility with unclear actors and places. The readable names and dates are absent or garbled, leaving only scattered terms and partial phrases. The exact action, location, and outcome remain indeterminate from the legible text.
John Effinger and others warn of a proposed Hawaii venture costing millions for a project linking Tokyo and Hawaii. They claim funds were overspent on travel and supplies, misdirected shipments, and potential misallocation could harm Hawaii’s best interests.
Lord Salisbury denounces forced abstinence arguing it punishes the innocent while the wealthy escape scrutiny. He predicts a heavy vote on Prohibition and Perjury on the upcoming date, urging all voters to the polls to support reform.
Rent cards on ease at in office. Readable fragments show a local notice about easing costs or measures related to rent, with officials or dates omitted in the legible text. The item presents as a brief community notice within a page segment.
Governor Walter Frear praised the present tenure law in Hawaii, stating that the existing system’s tenure provisions were as good as could be found anywhere. The Chronicle quotes him as asserting the current tenure norms are exemplary.
A dated letter urges voters to support a measure to prohibit the sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquor. It denounces federal interference and calls on residents of the Territory to vote yes on the proposed prohibition initiative at the upcoming polls on the 20th.
The report outlines delegates and committee visits as they chart positions on temperance and prohibition. It notes a key figure aligning with anti prohibition rhetoric while another strengthens a reform platform, with influences from Washington and party associations shaping stances ahead of campaigns.
Fragmentary note mentions Bas Sole candy at The Bulletin with unclear context. No clear event date place or organization readable. Unable to determine full item details from the legible text.
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