Mahuka Site Condemnation Delays Fedora Building Plan
Union reports securing funds for condemnation of the Mahuka site for the Fedora building. Experts estimate 150 000 dollars needed to condemn the Federal site but caution on valuing properties. Further explanation awaited before community learns whether the site will proceed or face opposition.
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Mahuke
Fedora
Mahuka
Experta
Fort Street
Bualfiata Ten
Vorloiiy
Roosevelt in the hour of his triumph and the Prohibition stance
A critical summary of Prohibition advocates in the Territory, accusing the Committee of One Hundred of moral posturing. The piece mocks the idea that prohibition will come from moral teaching, arguing that extremists threaten liberty and mock the temperance movement. It quotes a alignment with utmost abstinence yet notes hypocrisy and evasive tactics.
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Roosevelt
Napoleon
Bryan
Woolley
Jothern
Prohibition Stunt Draws Fire Over Hypocrisy Claims
A bygone editorial targets Prohibition critics, arguing the movement’s claims clash with actions. It notes signatures required for publications and slams the paper for hypocrisy while invoking Christian conscience versus liberty. The piece ends by highlighting conflicts over moral authority and social stances.
Prohibitionists Clash With Bishop Over Hawaii Vote
In Hawaii, Christian leader Hinhoy Teeatarick rebukes Prohibitionists for attacking Bishop Rentarick who argues for law and order and sobriety. Prohibition advocates push a campaign of mudslinging against opponents, while citizens who favor honest methods reject the prohibitions framing and urging broader support for lawful conduct.
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Hinhoy Teeatarick
Enlay
Hawaii
Rentarick
Methoie
Japanese Views On Prohibition In Hawaii Editorial
The Hawaii Shinpo column surveys Japanese residents on the proposed plebiscite and prohibition. It notes about one hundred thousand dollars in Japanese capital tied to liquor and argues prohibition could harm the local economy, while some see sweeping effects and express concerns over loss of freedom and the impact on merchants.
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Sheba
The
Hawaii Shinpo Sha
Hawaii
Tranters
Claseri
Prohibition Threats and Japanese Labor Views
The piece argues against a prohibition, warning it would harm workers and Japanese communities. It contends merchants and vested interests benefit from current goods, that Japanese laborers rely on sake for cultural ceremonies, and that forced temperance could raise prices and trigger unrest. It urges voluntary restraint over radical law.
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Lfe
Enowich
Bishop Street Extension Plans Face Condemnation
The article discusses proposed extension of Bishop Street in both directions, facing potential condemnation of property. Officials note expensive encroachments due to obstructing buildings, but progress is advancing with anticipated authorization for property condemnation soon.
No Compounds For Hilo Board
The Savor Commissioners report from Secretary Lind notes a July 1910 resolution prohibiting compounded or imitation spirituous liquors marked misbranded or type within the board’s jurisdiction. All licenses issued henceforth will reflect the rule, with revocation for noncompliance. Secretary Lindsay adds that licensed vendors will be warned and limited to compliant holders only. Chairman Moir of the liquor board is in Honolulu for the meeting.
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Bao Rei
Lind
Lindsay Adde
Chone
Moir
Honojuin
Moltitiers of the Bowed Hold Conferences on Policy
The board plans joint action with the Bonarda on distant matters and aims for a familiar policy. A temporary license inspector reports on inland venues and a commissioners meeting will review a new, favorable offer to bring a capable theater company to the coast again. The company, The Moline, has performed three months locally and will stage one play weekly in a stock setup. Royalty arrangements and touring plans to New York, Mantia, and Manila are discussed as McRae considers expanding and renewing the company.
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Sax Powalbin
Maui
Han
Tyro
Fen Wadl
New York
McRae
Mantia
Gor Hawkim
Grand Opera Hone
San Francisco
Wong
Honolulu
Manila
Fragmentary OCR note on Mr Mer war aftermath
Incomplete text describes a wartime context around Mr Mer with unclear events. The readable portion mentions evacuation as a response and a emphasis on timeline after a bombardment or conflict. Specific names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
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Bireee Street
Taanolaie Reneiion
Associated Press
Wallace R. Farrington
Gaditor
Hopine
Evening Bulletin
Territory of
Fame
Matered
Howatain
Malin
Prospect Street
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Mahuka Site
Mr Jug
Hind Pigy
al Communicationk
Mberty
Waterhouse Trust
Kaimuki
Paldlo Valley
C. L. Wight
Puiwa
Wuvang Valley
Ees Taly
Kinin St
Por Business Communications
Kai
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Bishop Street
Ff, Wichman & Co., Ltd
M'Rae
Mr. Mer
Uek
Waldeck
Jordan
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