Speeches on liquor and Hawaiian self government debate
A legislative hearing transcript discusses liquor regulation in Hawaii Territory, examining whether Hawaiians or natives face undue control by liquor interests. The dialogue covers self government, territorial powers, population figures, and the impact of liquor on native demography, with references to Kalakaua, Captain Cook, and scholarly opinions.
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McClellan
Chat
Territory of
Hawaii
United States Supreme Court
United States
McCléfran
Union
Sentlement Ant
Ture
Jewis
Congress
Terr
Woolley
Senator Piles
Senate
House
Kalanianaole
Dinwiddie
Piles
Mr. McClellan
Ature
Menator Fletcher
McClallan
Fletcher
Kalantannele
Toome
Mack
Benator Cullom
Benator Morgan
Mr. Hitt
Captain Cook
Bay
Hewall
Cook
Blackman
Yale
Renator Fletcher
Fletcher Mount
Kansas
Howali
Curtis
Howall
McCiollan
Mr. Woolley
Dago Red
Ios
Renator
Dentta
Mec
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Port Rico
Philippiey Terrider
Philippines
Porto Rico
Porto Mico
Hiewall
Hiquor
Woolley Kimaell
Lcense
Chamber of Commerce
Country Home For Sale in Kalihi Area
Unreadable listing fragment describes a country home for sale near Kalihi. Mentions a one story cottage with a stable and chicken ranch potential. Includes reference to acres and unimproved land adjoining the property, with limited readable figures.
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Kalihi
Gia
Alo
Hawaii Liquor Debate Highlights Self Government and Prohibition
A congressional hearing discusses Hawaii liquor laws and the push for prohibitory measures. Senators discuss Hawaii self governance, comparing to the Philippines and Puerto Rico, and debate whether Congress should enact a territorial prohibition despite local liquor controls and business opposition.
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