Thurston Addresses Opium Whisky and Annexation Debate
About fifty attended as ex Minister L A Thurston spoke at the American League hall. He discussed liquor policy, noting Gothenburg system potential, the difficulty of prohibition in Honolulu, and the need to unite factions around annexation to the United States before deciding on drastic liquor measures.
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