Press notes and public debate on Honolulu reforms 1910
A sweeping editorial range questions state actions in Hawaii including liquor regulation banishment of saloons, visibility of bars, and relocation plans. It discusses public protest, muckraking, and the Panama Canal exposition as San Francisco hosts a landmark event. The piece mentions Governor, land commission, and Prohibition debate shaping policy and public visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Peleeight
Col Mormeret
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Publicity and Lands Board Warns About Secrecy in Territory Deals
The article discusses a new Board of Public Lands organized under the Organic Act amendment. It criticizes secrecy around land deals and negotiations linked to Kapaa and other arrangements. It urges open action and public opinion, noting the board’s handling of publicity and the need for transparency in lands matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nly
Board of Publ Landy
Fant
Marston Cihapbell
Liquor Commission Litest Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR record from a June liquor commission meeting notes unclear about attendees and agenda. Mentions commissioners, draftions, and seating decisions but lacks complete details or outcomes.
Woolleyism and Our Own People in Prohibition Debate
The article cites a Prohibition controversy with Woolley and local liquor interests. It quotes business leaders expressing opposition to Prohibition and supporting high license and local option, calling the drive a mistaken policy and urging stricter enforcement of liquor laws. It notes Woolley’s stance and claims of political manipulation by liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolleytnm
Woolley
Hanor
Harper's Weekly
Joan
Bulletin
Jos L. Mebeu
Cecil Brown
L. Tenney Peek
J. Dstetnorny
Hawaii
Snck
Fragmented Hawaii editorial on rentiers and citizens
A damaged item questions the judgment of rentiers and quotes opinions on Hawaii's welfare. It discusses future stability and the goal of a permanent home for self-respecting law-abiding citizens. The text hints at political support for a policy or leader and references a person named Woolley and a figure named Heese Jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
AK Grant Ag
Woolley
Prohibition Debate Voices From Territorial Leaders
Quotations from Fred Waldron George Fairchild John Lane W C Smith Alfred Cuntle A A You and C Regemenway reflect diverse views on prohibition. They argue over law enforcement, public welfare, and the balance of power between officials and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Woolley
Fred Waldron
Herrse Board
George Fairchild
John Lane
W. C. Smith
Alfred Cuntle
Dbs & Wood
C. Regemenway
Harper's Weekly and Prohibition Debate Highlight
Newspaper note notes Harper's Weekly discussion of Prohibition involving Rev William A Warton and Mr Wasson. It cites a Riverhead Long Island letter from 1910 contrasting views on how to handle Prohibitionisten and church morality within the Christian church debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Warton
Long Island
Wasson
Harpers Weekly
Hingwall
Foltn Riverhead
L. 6
Harper's Weekly
William A, Wabbon
Mr. Waneson
Burgos
Grace Church
Riverhead
Christan Church
Prohibition debate quoted in Harper's Weekly panel
A passage critiques the temperance movement and Prohibition, arguing its rhetoric rivals drunkenness and that its leaders attack dissenters with venom. The writer references Jesus drinking wine and cites Mr. Watson while urging patient, wintry persuasion over aggressive tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steolf
Jesus Christ
National Prohibition Party
Jesus
Wastin
Mr. Watson
Perth
Harper's Weekly
Russians Out of Quarantine
A Cent Page 1 item notes Russian arrivals and quarantines easing as the steamer Kinau carries many passengers including Filipinos to Hawaii. The voyage to the Garden Island of Kauai signals imperial movement and port updates amid wartime or island transport concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stramner
Heleno
Alec
Hawaii
Aternoon
Kawai
Unclear Text Fragments on Immigration and Travel
Fragmentary item notes Rumlin and Pilipino immigrants in a quaravene partition context. Mentions a special chartered trip and federal calculations. Reading is incomplete and unclear about dates or authorities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va Federal
Prohibit Pictures And Stop Murder Prohibition Letter
A Honolulu letter argues against violent film imagery, claiming it harms family happiness and seeds murder. It suggests prohibition could redirect attention from liquor to prevent societal harm. The note references a film preview and mentions Brown & Lyon Co Ltd introducing new books and reprints.
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Bulletin Publishing C0, Ltd
King Street
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Waldo R. Farrington
Bakor
U.S
Wrekly Bulletin
Canada
Toreuee
Territory of
Editorial
ASDAY
Dickinson
Eurely
Lal
Nereens
Salgate
Hawa Potleve
Kay Toone
Aomeane
Hns
Howe
Nate
Ateam Ehip
Publicity and Lands
the Liquor Commission
Liquer Litense
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
The
Wireless
Kaismuki
Ging
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Harper's Weekly and
Prohibition
Waterhouse Trust
Matlock Avenue
Alexander Street
Lunalilo Street
Nunany Street
Manoa Valley
Manoa
Kaimuki
Pulolo
Ood
Stroete
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Leading Jewelers
Fort Street
Waldeck
Jordan
Ovrian
Honoluti
Dane
Brown & Hyon Co. Ltd
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