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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
5
A garbled report discusses Hawaii's status under the new tax law and federal concern over development. It notes potential liberal federal treatment, Thurston-Woolley editorial critiques, and Secretary of War McKinney's upcoming Hawaii visit to assess Pearl Harbor's defense role.
Maquor's liquor sale at the Maat race track on July 4th, approved by the Hoards of License Commissioners, highlights the discretionary power of the body appointed by the government. Critics call the decision proof of a controversial, absolute control over the liquor business.
Fragmentary 19th century piece shows Lorrin A Thurston defending prohibition and Woollextum in the Territory of Fawpil. It contrasts Thurston with John G Woolley, claims to expose hypocrisy, and notes Thurston seeks public support among “good citizens” in prohibition circles. The text satirically critiques anti saloon efforts and depicts social tensions over drinking, saloon presence, and family impacts.
The Chicago News recounts a Hawaii editorial critique of Thurston’s stance on prohibition. It argues his arguments avoid practical outcomes of prohibitory law, defends personal liberty, and condemns coercive liquor regulation as contrary to freedom. It labels Thurston and Woolley’s campaign as deceptive propaganda.
Four United States Army ships will receive Aparklons wireless equipment this month in San Francisco. Dr. De Porest, inventor, and the Dix will install transmitters and receivers on the Buford Kilpatrick and Sumner. The Dix will be Pacific’s first vessel with the new transmitter and the system operates differently from Park but works with existing telegraph lines.
De Forest asserts spark jets weigh more usable than the spark transmitter and require lower power, removing prior obstacles for vessel owners. He describes thorough testing of equipment before return voyage and insulation of inductive effects on the ship's rigging.
New York reports 100 Scottish brides to be arrive aboard the Caledonia from Glasgow. The women, some escorted from first cabin, are set to marry men who have been in the United States for months to years, with arrivals met by prospective husbands at the port.
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