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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
5
Early returns show support for the present Prohibition law with a solid majority in Kauai and Islandwide voting progressing quietly. Observers note efforts by anti Prohibition factions to sway turnout while warnings circulate about post election challenges and possible attempts to alter results.
A Denver Daily News report covers remarks by Rev W K Collett and Rabbi W S Friedman at a Colorado State Board of Charities and Corrections meeting. They debate liquor’s role in crime and charity needs, noting varying estimates of how many criminals or applicants are influenced by strong drink and contrasting views on alcohol’s impact versus other addictions.
Concern grows among readers who grasp Thornton's push to calm prejudice amid heated debate. The fragment hints at tensions over malibu style attitudes and references from the era, signaling uneasy public sentiment.
Containing praise for Contiodore Wilder and six crew members who reaffirmed the Hawaii yacht’s reputation. The piece asserts Pacific sailing skill from island youths and contrasts with American mainland crews amid lingering boasts.
The log of the Tawau shows harsher weather this year than the first race. The crew of the Hawaii celebrate a hard winning effort, noting their preparation and teamwork. They urge Pacific Coast yachtsmen to enter in larger numbers to challenge Hawaii and keep up sportsmanlike competition.
Thurston notes Prohibitionists aim to push their cause into politics while the Hawaiians seek work. Mayor Fern drew applause as he urged voters to consider issues beyond Prohibition, signaling broader concerns influencing the public mood.
John Wise demonstrates strong rhetorical skill in both English and Hawaiian. He ranks among the Territory’s few powerful stump speakers and can become a leading orator if he stays composed and focuses on the present rather than dwelling on past issues.
A fragmented message warns residents against approving a costly proposal, urging a decisive no vote. The wording stresses financial risk and emphasizes the duty to oppose the measure to avoid severe consequences.
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