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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
5
An Advertiser opinion piece critiques Prohibition in Hawaii, noting partisan splits and business fears. It cites Hawaii’s political stance, shipping, immigration, and population trends, with references to figures like Atkinson and Mason and concerns over American territorial status and trade.
A distorted satirical draft from Hawaii mocks a Maine prohibition endorsement as forged. Hart Fernald, linked to Maine hotels, disputes the piece and questions Governor WETRAB’s supposed support, noting the Maine prohibition stance is a political matter among Republicans and lawmakers.
A fragmented older text recalls a mother teaching English to her daughter amid awkward questions about age work and manners. A summer visit to a shop yields a misread request for bone buttons while a street scene features a passerby asking about movement and place in a crowded public space.
The article canvasses Republican youth opposition to Prohibition within the state and notes a looming impact on Senator Hale’s withdrawal and Governor Bert Bernard’s reelection prospects. It also cites a veteran expert’s wary view of speculative ventures, arguing high risk and potential for vast losses in risky financial schemes.
The speech argues that peace must be built by deeds, not words, proposing arbitration treaties and Hague Tribunal expansion. It urges rapid armament checks through international agreement and a League of Peace with enforceable authority to uphold court decisions and secure global restraint.
Fragmentary notice references Sea View and Manoa with a stated price of 1000 dollars. The garbled line hints at a loss or fee but lacks clear actions or entities beyond the place and amount.
Fragmentary text references Bishop Trust Company and a statesman. Implied discussion of bringing about a combination and future gratitude to a ruler or man. No clear event date or identifiable entities beyond the company name.
The Campbell Hackfeld case moves toward a verdict with key testimonies to be concluded today and Dr Judd to be called tomorrow. Captain Dable testified as the trial continues and doctors involved are expected to provide further evidence tomorrow and into the afternoon.
Sam Kahl, who escaped a prison gang and was recaptured by Turnkey Billy Woods, appeared in court and received an additional year in jail from Judge Andrade. He pleaded guilty to leaving the gang without permission and sought permission to leave the country, but the request was denied. He also faces a larceny charge.
Was own counsel Chang Chan appeared in court this morning facing a verdict of two months’ imprisonment after a fluctuating trial. He argued he could not prevent his case, and two witnesses were cross examined by the prosecution. Chan sought to testify for himself and testified poorly. The jury deliberated briefly before returning a verdict.
Two cruisers the Cleveland and the Chattanooga are underway from Manila to Mare Island California, via Honolulu. They will remain at Honolulu for a short period to receive fuel and then proceed to Bremerton for general overhaul. Commander Hugh Radian leads the Cleveland and Commander J C McDonald sails with the Chattanooga, expected to arrive on the coast within nineteen weeks.
Shipping and quarantine updates report American Hawaiian steamers clearing from Hilo for Salina Cruz and Mexican ports. A Pedoral quarantine service team continues examinations and health checks while the Irmgard heads to San Francisco after discharging cargo at Maui ports. The lumber carrier Camano sails from Tort Ludlow toward the Hawaiian Islands with merchandise bound for Mahukona aboard the Willer, sailing from San Francisco recently.
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