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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented editorial critique discusses Honolulu civic pride amid federal building plans and interstate water transportation debates. It laments private interests shaping policy while urging thorough investigation before any regulatory termination or project decisions.
A letter from Bechetare McClellan argues that enemies of Honolulu in Washington seek to stall city progress by opposing the federal building project. The author accuses elites and officials of prioritizing ideology over majority needs and claims demonstrations show where opposition lies.
A reader asserts that most Hawaii voters oppose Prohibition and fear that backers of Woolley manipulate the issue. The writer frames self government and law preservation as the core motive to resist Prohibition and support a free, law abiding Territory. The piece argues the electorate's interest lies in rejecting Prohibition to avoid corruption and maintain order.
An edited editorial from the Commercial Appeal in Memphis on May 10 discusses Prohibition in Tennessee. It cites commentary by Mr Tigratt and Nashville and Memphis newspaper figures on law enforcement, temperance politics, and the perceived impact of newspapers on public mood and enforcement.
The article surveys Prohibition supporters led by Woolley and their platform in Hawaii. It notes voter choices as Yes or No on the proposed law, the campaign’s focus away from opposition, and snippets from committee members and local figures reflecting public sentiment.
A garbled communique hints at confusion over a sinking spell and misreporting in a Morning paper. The fragment references interviews and a lone effort. Named entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Commercial Appeal argued that its pre election prophecy on prohibition failure had merit and regretted not printing it. At a court house meeting, Heard Nellm and Shields defended the prohibition stance, condemning Governor Patterson while fellow Memphis leaders who opposed him offered support to the resolutions committee.
A fragmented Honolulu article portrays local figures debating prohibition, settlement management, and political loyalties. It names James A and Mr Crane, mentions Palama Settlement superintendent Mr Rath, and critiques activists while noting a lively dispute over policy and leadership.
A historical complaint alleges city laxity on enforcing the prohibition law, citing The Commercial Appendix as the sole advocate for strict enforcement. It notes no public action for six months, a Sunday Lyceum meeting, and calls to Mayor Grump. The piece frames a political struggle over prohibition policy.
The Memphis discussion over enforcement of the prohibition law grows heated as judges and candidates debate outcomes. Critics argue the law is unworkable and call for regulation over outlawing drink, warning of broader legal respect erosion and social impact on youth. Local leaders urge calm, sober reflection, and cross-city cooperation to address the political divide.
Enthusiasm rises among Hawaiians for Kamehameha Day on Saturday June 11 marked by races aquatic events and a key celebration by the Kamehameha Alumni Association at Fort Street hall. Activities include canoe races near the quarantine station and special church services at Kawailoa Church, plus children’s entertainments and a formal program by the Alumni with music by the Kamehameha Glee Club and male quartet.
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