Scientist's Views on Prohibition and Propaganda Unfold
A Harvard psychologist professor Hugo Munsterberg is cited asserting the mind’s clear, logical response to prohibition. The text discusses anti and pro prohibitionist debates, mentions labor and plantation impacts, and critiques advertisers and independent citizens amid political tension in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jontet
Adel
Hugo Munaterberg
Harvard University
Monserberg
Kelentixt
Oipord
Abn Weakley's Fate Stirs Adherence Reports
Unclear dispatch suggests Abn Weakley may be in line for a contingent action amid shifting loyalties. Sources indicate factions backing him and potential influence on local alignment ahead of forthcoming events.
Tennessee Prohibition Debate Echoes Across States
Fragmented OCR text discusses prohibition and political viewpoints in Tennessee and Kentucky. It references bishops, governors, and public reaction, implying cross state attitudes toward prohibition and religious influence in politics. The readable parts suggest opinions on enforcement and propriety of political figures.
Portuguese Guests to Open Morlex of Entertainments
A distorted report notes Portuguese Americans in the city will host an evening of events to honor Portuguese heritage. It mentions a proposal to express gratitude toward Roosevelt and King Haakon VII of Norway and discusses Norwegians in America loving both birth and adopted country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Norway
Honenvelt
Amerie
Ina Sherver
Hawaii's Money for Hawaii Bond Underwriting Critique
A blunted evaluation praises million dollar railway bonds underwritten by a firm representing local capital. It argues the issue will expand transportation and industry, keep profits in Hawaii, and fund broader territorial development, while noting critics fear bonds profit outsiders and question land ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phew
H. Daxies & Co
Tiene Islands
Huawaii
Hawai
Huwaii
Hawaii
Steck
Maine Prohibition Farce Cries of Liquor Ban Boomed
The State’s prohibition under the constitution failed to curb drinking as the Maine Inspector of Prisons reports nearly 500 intoxicated individuals confined to jails. The Bangor chronicle notes many drunkards were not counted and warns Maine and other states face similar patterns. A Brooklyn paper’s critique labels Maine as a “dry column” example, reflecting nationwide debates on prohibition effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockrobed
Maine
Bangor Ehronto
Hirohiya “Standard Union
Brooklyn
Hiary
Maine Prohibition Debate Shapes Republican Fortunes
A fragmented 1910s style commentary argues Maine’s Prohibition stance could shape party power. It links federal influence, Taft era ideas, and local voter turnout to the fight over alcohol laws, suggesting Prohibition’s fate mirrors Republican control in the state. The piece notes Maine’s stricter liquor rules compare with Hawaii’s laws and warns of political shifts tied to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Mya
J. M.N. Stevens
Taft
Yale
Congreeman Littefeld
New Dow
Hawaii
Striking at Hawaii Independence Workers Warned on Prohibition
Honolulu May 13 1910 Independent Hawaiian letter warns that talk of making Hawaii a California subdistrict could erode its status. Inspector Thomay of the Internal Revenue might push for posturing under federal control if a law passes. The piece argues prohibition agitation harms Hawaii and federal oversight may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
Thomay
Tuted States
Internal Revenue Department
Mtunnomie
Mie
Thoms
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue
California
Thomas
Hawaii
Hotolulu
Washington
Earli
Joou
Honolulu
Des Moines Hosts Governors Conference Invite
Governors plan next year meeting in Des Moines to evaluate municipal government reform. A letter from Des Moines officials extols the city’s businesslike governance, cites the Des Moines Commission Plan, and invites Governors to visit and inspect the municipal counting room and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtter
Carroll
Washington
Dew Moines
Towa
Municipalitien
Tee Moines
Des
Molto
Osset
Bette
Des Moines
Fragmented Argot on State Governance and Centennial Plans
A garbled excerpt discusses state boards for corrections and charitable institutions, primary laws, railroad regulation, and a $2.25 million agricultural college investment. It references a centennial celebration in Mexico City in 1910, with prize money estimates, plus assorted moral quips and unrelated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Board of Control
Lowa
Gontrol Board
Tullow
Agricultural College
Geeunde
Sonoma May Run to Tart Sonoma May Run to Tart
The Oveante steamer Sonoma, sister to the Sierra, may supersede the Inez Maripoa on the Tahiti route due to increased business from improved Pacific connections. The Sierra reports more work for the San Francisco Tahiti steamer after the Australian line priced a new service, the Mokoat, between Walling ton and Twith. The Soren ferried passengers to Honolulu, with notes on Halley’s comet observations by Prof Lord and Columbus McMillan observers. Prominent travelers include Chief Justice Beatty and Judge Beatty’s party. McGrew returns to resume census work. De Longpre artists voyage. Douthitt arrives for port duties. and vaudeville plans unfold aboard the Sierra voyage to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oveante
Sonoma
Tahiti
French South Pacific Inlands
Union Steamatng Company
Australian Steamship Company
Wallington
San Francino
Oceanic Steamabty Company
Soren
Sierra
Maine
San Franciso
Kieren McMillan Observatory
Columius
Hig Addreng
Lord Ia
Coddington
Fler
von Hamm Young Gar
W. G
Tewin
Honolulu
Bantran
McGrew
Hans Franclece
Diamond Head
Pasage
Moirew
Itlende
Win
Pau de Longpre
California
Mote
Mogo
Mia de Longpre
Hawaii
de Longpres
Me and Men Spent Time in Chicago on Way to Surmpe
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader notes casual travel chatter in Chicago during a trip to Surmpe. The isolated line recalls hearing a remark about something that happened yesterday, with a light, nonchalant tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Larmeh
Chicago
Surmpe
Cleveland
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Tennesmen
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Tennes
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Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
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Waterhouse Trust
Manoa Valley
Matlock Avenue
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Naide
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Ofice
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Mexico
Howard Watch, Wichman & CO
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Ho‘nolulu
Howard
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Blands
D. W. Douthitt
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Wil Bems
Novelty Theater
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Tully
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Lydia E. Pink
Routh Bend
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