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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary editorial letter criticizes Prohibition advocates and political opponents, arguing that Prohibition harms business and civil order. It suggests corruption and patronage influence in Pearl Harbor contracts and warns against government overreach, urging lawful enforcement and responsible leadership. The piece reflects early 20th century tensions over alcohol, governance, and national policy in a territory context.
Fragmented OCR outlines a heated argument on liquor policy. Mentions Matna, Hawaii, Maine, and enforcement lapses. References Yale figures and President's possible aim to regulate rather than prohibit liquor sales.
City Attorney calls for Grand Jury to thoroughly review recent automobile speeding cases. Judge Robertson warns of public risk and urges action to curb reckless driving while prosecutors seek moral impact on the community. Citizens express strong support for efforts to enforce law and public duty.
A local critique argues Sheriff Jarrett gives excuses for insufficient patrols and missing manpower to curb speeding. The writer urges firm action and rejects political motives while calling for more deputies to enforce traffic laws and restore public safety.
The record shows a waking improvement in a student’s physical condition as an indicator of overall development. The physical director and Roosevelt emphasize that a sound body aids moral and mental growth, arguing a healthier student has a better chance at sound character.
The article notes a rise in height by up to sixteen pounds in body weight, with increased girth of chest and shoulders among students. It discusses concerns from educators about the trend despite moral and academic pressures and cites claims linking physical gains to a strengthened mind and morale.
David L. Withington is poised to become president of the Hawaiian Bar Association at the upcoming annual meeting at 4 PM. W A Kinney currently presides, while succession rumors place Mallow In as a likely successor to Kinney.
The Hawaii yachting entry faces potential withdrawal due to lack of funds for the trans Pacific race. Committee efforts press for the needed sum as the sailing date nears. if finances cannot be secured soon, Hawaii will withdraw, drawing public call for patriotic support and donations to cover expenses.
Chauncy Depew spoke at a Montauk Club birthday banquet on the topic What Life Amounts To. He recalled figures from history and contrasted readied prose with memories of endurance, noting aging, health, frugality, and simple living as paths to longevity and a meaningful life.
The article notes L A Thurston appointment with continued details on Anna Spreckels and property bequests. It mentions two parcels on Punahou street valued at 2500 dollars with furniture and other property valued at 1600 dollars. It also covers the Manuka voyage to Vancouver from Sydney with 100 ton Australian cargo.
Hawaii based Pineapple Company plans to organize a subsidiary capitalized at 500000 to market pineapple juice nationwide. The new firm will devote most resources to a broad advertising push across the mainland with a promising market for pineapple juice products and versatile uses. Final campaign details will be announced as plans firm up.
Entries for record include transfers in Kiokailani and Molokai areas dated May 25 1910. Notable names include George Kipapa A J Champboik Wong Juck Lung Clark and Ching Bhps, with various claims and mortgages recorded by local officials.
Crowds gathered at Wilhelmina’s Matson wharf departure drawing nearly a thousand onlookers. The ship’s late morning sail caused a brisk market scene with vendors and observers watching the welcome bands and routines before the liner’s expected arrival in San Francisco tomorrow.
Sugar stocks move only slowly with a generally firm tone on the exchange. Early board sales include Hawaiian Commercial at 42 78 and Fifteen Clan at 5 60, while other issues like Attryde and All four Hawaiian Pineapple see prices near given marks amid cautious outlook and investors ready to liquidate holdings to pursue overseas speculation.
Thelma Kalpuala Jones two year old daughter of John H Joute of the Motheray Shoe Company died this forenoon at Mrs C Pedersen’s home. The child had been sick for a short time and her father, who with another young child survives, reported the death. The mother died less than a year ago. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
The party of 1 8 Government topographic explorers nears completion after four weeks in the highlands. Dikee led an arduous trek from Pup o Ko Pele penk to Kiohena, 4024 feet high, mapping a coast to interior route amid frequent rain and light winds. The team faced weather delays and scattered instruments but advanced along the trail loop toward Walatha Valley while noting disrupted instruments and terrain.
According to the edicle received by Judge Dole the mandate of the United States Supreme Court in the Wane cho was marted at Washine ton on May 25 and xa will arrive. Wynne was sentenced to pay the death penalty for murder on the high seas and upon appeal to the Supreme Court the decision of the lower court was upheld. We will likely pay with his life before the month of Nine cloves.
A flood of letters from chemists and a school chemistry class discuss Coca Cola contents and claim the drink contains no alcohol or cocaine. They analyze caffeine effects and compare Coca Cola to coffee, asserting moderation and safety in this national beverage.
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