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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
11
A jumble of comments on political controversy and social issues, including references to Bishop Potter and Dr. Rainsford, Senator Gore's bribery claim, a pending contract, prohibition and temperance debates, and a Hawaiian land board with a push for consistent publicity in territorial administration.
A sharp indictment, signed by Charles W Eliot, Seth Low, and James C Carter, declares Prohibition has failed to curb alcohol in districts with mixed sentiment. The report notes enforcement flaws, public disrespect for law courts, and a generation of habitual lawbreakers, arguing that prohibitory laws demoralize society and fail to eliminate traffic profits.
The passage argues Maine style prohibitory law impacts on Hawaii, criticizing electoral cynicism and the political use of temperance. It contends enforcement hinges on public option, condemns bribery and official dishonor tied to anti prohibition sentiment, and warns of hypocrisy in leaders supporting prohibition while violating it.
A discussion on suspended sentences asks if they reform criminals or merely shield society. Proponents urge leniency to enable remorse and reintegration while critics fear enabling repeat offenses and undermining deterrence. The piece notes reform is the goal for many judges and scholars.
An article argues for early civic teaching and Memorial Day like observances to instill respect for public spaces. It highlights May day or Mind day concepts from eastern schools and urges planting trees in school yards to foster lasting interest in urban beauty and urban forestry among children.
A fragmented report notes a London manuscript sale on Ithede Island where the average attendee expected a modest sum. It mentions Mr. Aldereh as holding the real title to Blate-Chlongo Pont, suggesting a dispute over ownership.
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