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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
13
The sermon by Bishop Potter of New York and Dr. Rainsford attacks temperance law as ineffective. They call for moral reform over bans, urging better saloons with wholesome, affordable drinks and a shift to voluntary moral action rather than legal repression.
A distorted report notes that Histrop Potter of New York and associates spoke at a convention on September 2, addressing topics tied to evolving national and legal concerns. The bulletin highlights the event as a key moment in the ongoing discourse on the law and public order.
A letter arguing against prohibition and for temperance through willpower and parental guidance. The author asserts mothers should influence children with knowledge, temperance, and example rather than coercive laws. He warns that coercive measures foster defiance and that government should educate and support self-control.
The Radium Dance opens amid prep for weeks after arrival from San Francisco. Director Frank Blair scolds performers for poor stage work, threatening to fire the entire troupe. He mocks the dancers as “children” and orders a reprisal the next day while keeping control of the troubled performance.
Charles D. Norton of Chicago, recently named private secretary to President Taft, takes a pivotal post amid scrutiny of White House communications. The move follows friction over travel-expense appropriations and tensions with Northern Democrats, with Norton expected to ease Taft’s burdens.
His Honor Mayor Fern and lodge members prepare for the funeral of the late Senator Frank Jt. Harvey. The service will be Sunday at 1 oclock at Shiva Undertaking parlors on Miller Street with a public viewing before the procession. Officials and citizens are invited to attend the rites and pallbearers will lead the honored delegation.
News of the death of Henry Deacon on June 17 was received by cablegram. Born in Wappimer Palm, Now born, he moved to Hawaii over thirty years ago and worked as bookkeeper for C. C. Kennedy, then as manager of Pepeekeo plantation. Later he led Kohala Plantation before health issues prompted a move to Berkeley, California. He leaves a wife and three sons. Brother War Deacon and Mrs. J. C. Axtell survive among a large family.
Two men were granted American citizenship in a federal court session this morning. Henry F C Reinecke from Germany and William Hell from Great Britain were naturalized, marking a historic step as the first cargo voyage to the Pacific via the Atlantic route by a U S flagged vessel under the Federal Sugar Refining Company. The Lyra sailed New York May 21 with 200 tons of refined sugar, a notable milestone for the trade and diplomatic presence.
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