Fragmented Editorial Voice On Hawaii Politics And Labor
The excerpt presents a dense, opinionated stream about revolt against a Queen, rival policy interests, and claims of manipulative special interests behind Hawaii’s labor and immigration issues. It cites alleged subsidies and patriotism as pretexts, critiques press influence, and notes fears of Japanese and Russian labor importation amid sugar industry tensions in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilluokato
Wiorida
N.Y
Honolulu
Women’s suffrage debate on prohibition efforts in the territory
The piece argues for or against women voting rights and their influence on prohibition. It claims women seek fair representation without coercion, urging honest discourse and neutral community impact after any straw vote. It emphasizes equal suffrage as a potential milestone for Hawali and broader progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apthiek
Fairchild Interview and Prohibition Debate Highlight Local Press
A fragmented Morning article discusses Fairchild’s interview and a harsh critique of Prohibition advocates. It notes a Kawal publication shaping interpretation and accuses advertisers of hypocrisy while questioning enforcement under current licensing laws. The piece mentions Fulrebird and seeks to expose missteps in political advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaelf
George Eid
Kawal
Moruitia
Palechild
Fwire Fentla
Fulrebird
Evening Plea Sparks Laughs at Philadelphia Arraignment
A Philadelphia magistrate mocks a prisoner named Bill McCarty during arraignment on drunkenness charges at Third and De Lany streets. McCarty denies drinking, claims to abstain two years, and recounts bizarre details about a hidden bottle and cream. The scene blends local humor with odd anecdotes from a distracted docket.
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Carey
Philadelphia
de Laney
Bill McCarty
Orhood
McCarty
Fragmentary Interview Note for Local Payer
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kay member Ofte Mortek and a vote related interview. Not enough readable names or details to confirm a clear event. Preserve uncertain fragments as a brief local item with limited specifics and no sensational language.
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Kay
Mortek
Ron
Thiy Payer
Maine plan of Prohibition debated in Hawaii article
A defense of Maine style Prohibition is examined in Hawaii arguing it fails to curb liquor sales and saloons, showing how Maine’s law did not prevent intoxicants and detailing local political divides. The piece weighs whether Hawaii should adopt a similar policy, noting poverty and enforcement questions, with comparisons to Maine and New Hampshire.
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Maine
Huviie Beet
Hawaii
Territory of
Kansay
Nur Hawaii
Ter
Hawa
Mormons hold Sunday school exhibition in Maui
In Wailuku Maui on May 20, the Mormons of Wathee staged a Sunday school exhibition drawing over two hundred attendees. Senator W. J. Coshio attended and was asked to speak, while many children joined the event amid a lively program.
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Hultetia
Wailuku
Maui
Bunden
W. J. Coshio
Prohibition Debate Deepens in State Votes
A fragmented account describes long-standing votes and shifting majorities on Prohibition in a state named Maine or Majin, noting diminishing support and speculation about repeal. It references historical figures, broader temperance aims, and the belief that prohibition may curb alcohol-related evils, while acknowledging mixed outcomes.
Native Hawaiians and liberty under prohibition debate
A contentious letter discusses native Hawaiian rights, fears of returning to slavery under annexation, and arguments against prohibition in Hawaii. The writer cites former policy, questions if natives will accept worse conditions, and asserts liquor bans fail to curb vice while harming Hawaiians.
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Wurretin
Peter
Walton
Hawai
United States
Max
J. G. Woolley
Lberiy
Willis
Hawaii
Ahéro Lelands
Reform calls linger over Prohibition debate
A fragmented quotation from a May 24, 1910 dispatch references reform efforts and Prohibition arguments. The text mentions voting on a convention and debates over liberties and rights, with unclear specifics and numerous garbled phrases.
Prohibition debate on civilization and education in Hawaii
A discussion advocates temperance via education over outright prohibition. It argues that banning drink cannot erase its harms and cites global examples from Germany to France. The piece links liquor to civilization, politics, and native Hawaiian votes, urging reform through cultural progress.
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Kiitur
Arnis
Honoluin
Rhine
Hague
Miveslan
Jack Addison
Ant
Hawaiihi
Comet Party At Kaimuki Draws Big Crowd In Honolulu
A large crowd attended the Kaimuki Land Company comet party on the Gentle slopes of the Orvan frat war site. The event featured colored electric globes, Berger's band, dancing, and a talk by Stanton Rave A reddot estate on Katwwkt advantages. Moonlit water and the comet's silver trail provided a striking backdrop as attendees enjoyed the night into midnight despite weather and badge shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaimuki Land Company
Orvan
Iyerwons
Tin Company
Slah
Berger
Kual
Fornto
Stanton
Reddot
New New York
Halley
Maximin Upset At Kuladont Sunray Accident
Wailuku Maw May 20 A report says Father Maximin was struck by a runaway horse at Kuladont Sunray. He fell and sustained bruises but was said to be improving by yesterday. Details remain unclear and the incident appears accidental.
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Wailuku
Maw
White
Maximin
Kuladont Sunray
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Territory
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Tomocu
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Kinaw
Pensacola
Manon Valley
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Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Kulire
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Malne
Humber
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