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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
1
The text notes a movement for separating church and state is meeting with favor among clergy in St. Petersburg Russia. It describes excursion tickets, rail travel plans and a late 1900s Hawaiian court probate notice for the will of Mrs. Hotness, with dates and legal actions listed for the Hawaii territory.
Honolulu reports the governor vetoed the Quinn Sunday bill but the House and Senate both passed the measure over the veto. The debate cited the need for a balanced Sabbath law and noted the Senate roll call with 11 yes and 3 no, while the House had 27 yes and 7 no.
Honolulu March 31 The Senate today on third reading passed the County bill with many amendments. The measure will go to a conference committee to reconcile differences with the House. The House had provided for two counties in Hawaii, while the Senate bill provides for one. Largest Number of Immigrants New York April 1 The immigration this year is unprecedented with March arrivals at 97 000. London England March 31 China proposes reorganizing her army and recreating her navy to defy Russia within ten years.
Kinau Monolulu April 3 lists passengers including Miss 13 Howe Captain M A Zuieg Mr Hayden Mr Brenum Francis Gay J Hare Miss Lerney George L Desha wife and two children Aubrey Robertson Miss M Schmidt Miss A Renter Miss B Zuieg Miss Clara Zuieg W is and wife George Lycurgus HL G Boyalt Mr Donoghue D B Maconachie wife and child Mills A W Walker and wife Masters Robinson two W 1 Bryant and wife.
San Francisco market notes show March quotations for Test Centrifugals at 4.8075 per ton and 97.95 dollars, with 88 analysis beets at 102.80. April figures list 3.96 for Test Centrifugals and 8.148 3d for beets per ton, with unspecified fractions and stop marks.
An assemblage of workingmen demanding the role of strike leaders became riotous and the police dispersed the crowd. The April 1 incident in Russia reflects tensions between workers and authorities amid labor unrest.
France and Germany clash over Morocco as Kaiser asserts equal rights for Germany. Delcasse in Paris says France will keep policy, despite opposition. Washington hints a special Congress session may be called on October 16th.
England March 29 The Commons voted 254 to 2 to cen tour's fiscal policy with ministerialists abstaining. Chicago March 29 The Grand Jury indicted T J Connors Armour packing superintendent for interfering with witnesses. Kilauea activity subsides with gas explosions and steam rise. Volcano House manager Lycurgus expects a larger future demonstration. Water tanks and plumbing system installations proceed.
London March 31 Minister Takahashi says the war will cost Japan 550 million dollars and she will not waive indemnity, insisting on expenses. He rejects the Russian claim that prolonging the war will drain Japan, noting the country is making remarkable progress.
Japanese forces have assumed administration of Manchuria. Three railway lines now connect with Seoul and additional Japanese troops are arriving, signaling a consolidated control over the region.
The Imperial Commission will continue the war, as reported from St. Petersburg on March 30. From Tokyo on March 31, officials say peace rumors will not change the government’s stance, and newspapers urge a vigorous wartime effort.
Unconfirmed dispatches from Paris claim the Czar may have attempted suicide and is wounded in the hand. In Washington officials say neutral powers are warned that Japan will deal directly with St. Petersburg, bypassing any conference. France continues quiet talks with the Czar over six weeks to end the war.
Inter-Island Steamship Company votes to buy out Wilder Company and consolidate lines. New capitalization set at 1.5 million with half credited to Wilder shareholders and half by Inter-Island stockholders. Union expected to boost assets and establish new management while keeping freight rates the same.
Albert F. Judd, special commissioner, reports to Governor Carter that the Department of Education is poorly run. He criticizes Superintendent Atkinson, Dr. Rodgers, and Miss Rose Davidson for irregularities, unrecorded leases, verbal contracts, and misused funds, recommending a full reorganization and further AG inquiry.
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