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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
11
Ambiguous notes show Mr Thorstom addressing a merchant group on public consent and the Mahaka site dispute. The Chamber of Commerce faces questions about why public business proceeded and whether voters supported the resolution amid claims of preferential influence.
Againt law and order in Hawaii, factions debate Prohibition and community control. Prohibition supporters push stricter rules while residents reject fear tactics, favoring tempered measures aligned with local conditions and public will. Different groups accuse each other of secrecy and coercion while the electorate weighs the community’s best path forward.
The text discusses opposition to Prohibition enforcement, arguing laws fail when public sentiment in local communities opposes them and officials enact measures for political gain. It cites federal stance against enforcement, emphasizes the danger of laws ignored by towns, and notes the public’s role in shaping policy and compliance.
Doren A Thurston breaks into protest at a Merrihatte Association meeting, accusing the press and Inter state rail line opponents. He defends his motives and criticizes rivals, claiming hurtful misrepresentations while defending his paper and party integrity amidst a controversial election context.
A long, garbled note from secretary McClellan to President Waldron suggests further money for the Ma huke Pederal pudding project. Treasury questioned. A cable from McClellan hints at House committee action and potential new appropriations amid speculation and public skepticism.
A murky OCR fragment discusses attacks on Gow intentions and withheld writers amid Thurton orders. It references MF Thupaton and Aimwell, small groups fearing authority, and a Hig Merchan committee report about plant agitation and possible labor unrest. The passage hints at industrial tension and potential agency actions.
A 1910 report analyzes merchant competition with plantation stores, criticizing price controls and alleged coercive practices. It discusses independence of merchants, labor welfare, and calls for fair prices without creating a plantation monopoly, urging sellers to resist tied goods and maintain consumer choice.
The text promotes a patent remedy Pe-ru-ca with claims of relief for entarrh and improved digestion. It mentions a Queen of Mexican Actresses endorsing the product and lists wholesalers in Honolulu, Hawaii. It references plant propagation and plantation news, and includes unrelated financial and agricultural notes.
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