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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
5
A fragment notes subtle shifts in mood and restraint, mentioning Stopford Bros and Brooke. The line hints at how small kindnesses or softened temper influence perception of happiness versus half-hearted effort, within a reflective literary tone.
The piece notes voters in the Territory and Hawaiian Americans, tariff board debates, and political figures. It cites Mrs Garfield, Pinchot, and Roosevelt, mentions cities like Denyer and Worcester voting against prohibition, and recalls Abraham Lincoln’s temperance stance and votes on liquor licensing restrictions in 1840 and 1841.
The article notes Prohibition's reaction to a plain statement about control of liquor and comments on voters in Hawaii Territory after years of study. It asserts the current statute remains preferable and urges sticking to the law despite calls for change.
Fragmented text argues about Prohibition in Hawaii, citing Kamehameha to sway Hawaiian voters. It critiques movement advocates, warning against aligning Hawaii with Indian reservations and urging careful consideration of national unity and governance impacts.
An editorial argues against Representative Smith's plan to ban interstate prizefight news and moral regulation via the commerce clause. It warns that expanding federal control could censor reading, tastes, and daily life, risking overreach beyond legitimate interstate commerce authority. The piece cites the New York World and cautions against a national moral regulator across states.
A garbled line suggests Lefora aims to gut newspaper readers into a straight and narrow path, an effort likely to be erased or challenged. The fragment references readers and a quest for control over content, with unclear specifics or provenance.
Residents of Manoa Valley face hardship without mail delivery and must fetch letters at the post office. Regular trips downtown are difficult due to work demands, with no immediate prospect of establishing a delivery system. The situation highlights an unmet community need.
The 80 men of the Second Field Artillery, known as the Saokana battery, completed a lively Paris of American night in San Francisco Saturday. Captain Francis W Griffin commanded the unit as they boarded the troopship clean and penitent, bound for Manila via Guam, with departure set for 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Early on Saturday naval veterans marched to the Jindlelary building and decorated the statue of the great King Kamehameha with palm branches. The day featured ball games, sports, and a prize fight while banks and many workers observed a full day of celebration.
The Logan carried thirteen cabin passengers halted in Honolulu on the way to the Philippines. Col. W. Schuyler and nephew Goorke & Sehnettar were among the travelers. Recruits and Marines boarded at port. the ship departs for Manila via Guam at 8 o clock tomorrow evening. Graduation books and mint jewelry received at Brown & Lyon Co. Ltd.
Rev Desha, pastor of Has Hii church in Hilo, sermonizes to Kamehameha Lodge and Kai Aimany Beauty in Kiwalahan chute. He extols Kamehameha the consolidator of the Hawaiian Islands from Hawaii to Niihau, stressing perseverance and advisory counsel. The Kawalahao church crowd fills the space as dignitaries attend in ceremonial dress. notable local notices follow.
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