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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
11
A Honolulu paper reports heated exchanges over Prohibition, detailing allegations of fake campaign tactics by Woolley supporters and Prohibition advocates. It notes calls for legal regulation of liquor, with Territory residents urged to back regulatory measures rather than outright prohibition.
A editorial discusses whether Hawaii should prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor. The piece cites the Prohibition platform backed by Thurston, urging Congress to prohibit importation except for medicinal or scientific use, and invites support from voters aligned with the cause.
Partial readable text discusses attitudes toward a territorial government and foreign relations with Hawaii. Mentions revolver of power and a cautious stance by authorities. Contains garbled phrases about justice, rebellion, and maritime dynamics. The fragmentally described scene hints at political tension and governance in a colonial context.
European sugar prospects appear favorable as rains and crop reports in Howell region lift hopes for a good season. London dispatch notes lower beetroot cultivation linked to tariff changes, while the Paris market expects reduced trade costs and a gradual restoration of supply.
A fragmented report notes discussion of a public vote in Hawaii, referencing democratic ideals, a signature by T. Hroan, and warnings about political shifts. It mentions labor observations in Germany and America, a mayoral veto, plans for development, and Taft’s approval of an Organic Act amendment affecting local governance and appointed mentors by the Governor.
An unclear report mentions 501 gallons of beer and 10203 gallons of whiskey delivered by an entrant in Gary Indiana. It references Worcester and a festive event, with saloons renamed business. The text hints at ambling to adults and a return to high events after an experience with attempted tion.
A European summary notes that France shows 81 percent burden relief while Germany and Belgium show substantial relief. observers warn of worsening sugar shortages if multiyear price declines persist. The article predicts a potential stockpile of 800000 to 400000 tons by early August to move product to markets, amid calls for quicker action.
A 1916 reader correspondent from Kurlatown Mawali argues over citizen rights and universal suffrage. The letter questions whether natural law justifies voting and whether reforms would align with democratic equity.
A damaged OCR excerpt from a Presbyterian weekly page mentions a magazine or bulletin with uncertain fragments about a young group and a religious event. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only hints of church activity and community notices.
In a contested divorce brought by Nelle Schenk Keawenmaht against Henry Parker Keawen amb the wife testified to a Black eye and alleged cruelty. Henry denied striking her since their second marriage and said they argued over drinking. The court granted the decree on cruelty grounds with alimony and attorney fees awarded.
An elderly businessman from Toronto now in Montreal endorses Peruna, claiming years of stomach trouble and indigestion improved after use. The letter outlines catarrh related causes, urges removal of catarrh as permanent relief, and notes Ben Son & Co of Honolulu as wholesale suppliers.
An OCR fragment discusses Coca Cola and fatigue, claiming caffeine in the drink acts differently from coffee. It asserts Coca Cola contains water, syrup, and caffeine, with caffeine amount compared to tea or coffee, and mentions a “tannin acid” concept affecting digestion and energy. The piece cautions about nighttime consumption and hints at beverages’ effects on alertness.
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