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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
6
The Honolulu discussion centers on temperance politics and opposition to national prohibition efforts. Citizens favor home rule, resisting Woolley's push in Washington and any aim to override Hawaii’s local authority and public will.
Hawaii's Legislature is lauded for promptly acting on Organic Act amendments after a special session. The editorial notes legislators understood their duties, showing the people's ability to govern themselves and the governor’s administration coordinating with public opinion.
Fragmentary report suggests Joe Cohen and temperance forces faced claims of a secret agreement. The text implies political manipulation and an alleged bargain aimed at Cohen’s political standing, with critics calling it a dodge to trap him in a fundraising or taxation issue.
The piece discusses Hawaii's territorial status and the aim to elevate it toward statehood under federal law. It questions Woolley's tactic of appealing to prohibition attitudes to win local votes and warns Congress is not easily swayed by radical temperance positions. It emphasizes the danger to Hawaii's local self-government if Woolley gains influence.
A political debate centers on liquor laws in Hawaii with Gov Woolley praising the 1907 act while opponents urge restraint. Supporters claim the public desires no change and that current law suffices, while detractors highlight the risk of moralizing elites over plain folk choices and insist local sentiment should govern.
Fragmentary report discusses debates over the ability of the Legislature to exercise policy making power, amendments to the Organic Act, and proposed loans and incentives for settlers. References to resolutions, committees, and actions by various officials indicate a tense session with votes and motions on education, finance, and public works. Numerous names and places appear in corrupted form, reflecting a chaotic transcription of a territorial government meeting.
Entitled men from Fort Shatter depart from the taxport Loman this morning. Soret, H.C. Williams, Co. G. Corporal Marat Van Dun and Private Burton Ly Wildtaray listed. A weld meet is set at Fort Bhufer on November 15 with each company fielding a team and a wall-t trophy for the top point scorer. Events include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, high jump, long jump, and relay. Fans from Port Bhat will be invited to represent in the Military Athlete Meet on November 27. selections come from the Hibber Story on November 15.
Fragmented report notes a farewell departure for Trent by boat to Honolulu tomorrow. Mentions brief leave and a visit to an old hometown, with references to President J Yorm-Adeian U.dadlue and Rancis Poxae railroad resistance.
A garbled notice offers a five dollar reward for enamel pins. The text references Fort Mepete and asks the finder to return the items to an addressed meeting, but details are unclear due to broken OCR.
A chaotic court scene centers on a controversial exhibition by a Japanese tailor, with spectators and officials disagreeing over damage claims and the appropriateness of the display. The judge orders a police session and rules on compensation while noting public disturbance and misdirected affection during the event.
Reported collision between transit cars 9 and 21 on Port street near Park Theater just before 7 o'clock this evening. Passengers escaped injury thanks to prompt braking. car 41 traveling toward the harbor struck the other, causing minor damage at the fender.
Mayor Fogarty announced the city will intensify cleanup efforts after the hurricane. The administration outlined steps to aid victims and address the ongoing shortage of resources and public safety concerns.
A garbled report notes charges against Ching Sel Phitie and Ching Sal Ching over alleged plotting and use of a weapon. Lan Chong is named in connection with the incident. The case appears before the Viroult Court with updates on bail and hearings.
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