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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
An editorial column in Thuraton's paper reprints a controversial Tanting blot criticizing the prohibition party's activity in the United States. The piece frames religious solace against unfinished work and notes a forgery indictment referenced by Colliers Weekly, highlighting alleged party misconduct.
This item denounces a pamphlet republishing a forged Lincoln quote used to bolster prohibition. It cites Collier's Weekly and the National Prohibitionist as sources, attributes the forgery to Thurston's organ, and argues Lincoln never spoke for prohibition. It urges readers to await the Prohibitionist's reply and warns against circulating false statements.
A historical critique of hero worship noting how communities venerate figures like Artemisia War Dewey Roosevelt and Lincoln while often forgetting their deeds or overemphasizing myth. The piece suggests societies leap to praise public figures during triumphs and neglect sustained effort afterward.
The text debates a moral theory of prohibition arguing that if prohibition is a true precept it should apply to all sins beyond intemperance. It questions why laws target drunkenness but not other evils like impurity and brothels, suggesting prohibitionists demand total abstinence from all intoxicants and toxicants to be consistent.
The article argues that the Toyo Kisen Kalaha and Pacific Mail operate between San Francisco and the Orient with minimal costs, while American lines pay high wages in San Francisco. It claims American firms lose millions as control shifts to foreign companies and suggests California state action to keep shipping duties local, noting the issue is partly local yet reflects broader competition with foreign labor and subsidies.
A Commonwealth Club San Prancinco talk urged considering a government subsidized merchant fleet. The speaker warned some claimed benefits may not hold and cited city and business data on potential gains and costs, including a proposed annual Franco revenue figure of 44,000,000. The discussion noted a government built vessel project.
A historical polemic opposes Prohibition as a social expedient, arguing it threats true morality and religious liberty. The author contends prohibition oversteps by extending into general morals, risking civil law, and stifling individual conscience under a duty to enforce a specific religious tenet.
Bunce and Whites, two soldiers, were arraigned in criminal court for burglary in the second degree after allegedly holding up a woman and stealing a bracelet and other items. Neither could hire a lawyer, court-appointed Leon Straus will defend them. They will plead on Tuesday. Bail was set at $2000 each, with a maximum sentence of twenty years at hard labor.
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