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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1904

Page

2

Light pot and shears waste in Hawaiian politics satire

In the Hilo Tribune April 8 1904 the editor denounces graft and corruption while defending vigorous journalistic probing. Reflection on Trent tax policy and public trust contrasts with Dr Cooper's resignation as President of the Board of Health and calls for strong health staff to guard territory welfare. The piece warns governors about policy missteps and cautions against weakening public health.

The Trent Cooper Board of Health

The Writing Habit and the Power of the Pen

An extract on how a single writer can shape noble or ignoble pages of life by the pen. Allan Wall reflects on resilience and the duty of the hand to choose noble words over ignoble ones.

Aman

The Professor Explains Why Honolulu Keeps the Band

A belated passenger asks what's new in Honolulu as the public works debate rages. The speaker defends keeping the band amid retrenchment, arguing funds should favor Hawaii’s public works and livelihoods for Hilo while preserving music as cultural value.

Honolulu Waikewenne Street Jack Atkinson Milo Hono Jules Hilo Hawaii Public Works Department Unis Berger

Easter Services At First Foreign Church Attract Large Crowd

Easter services last Sunday at the First Foreign Church drew a very large congregation under the direction of Mr. Jarrett T. Lewis. The church was richly decorated and the music, featuring Mrs. Lewis and soloists C. N. Prouty and Lil noe Hapai, impressed many. The program included organ preludes, chorals, and selections by the choir and string quartet.

Jarrett T. Lewis Lewis Mendelspliit Mr. Shields Newton Pronty Vincent Shelley Minoe Hapai Baréobeea Vohe Sousuheneevic BELL S. String Quartette Orgen der Freischute Chopin Moses Emily Peck Newton Prouty Carl Smith Florence Hill Marsh Venable Howard Westervelt Silinoe Hapai Misa H. Hapai M. FP. Potter Severance Akana Loebenstein W. C. Cook W. Beers R. Lyman Bassos O. English J. T. Lewis A. H. Jackson Haili Church W. J. Kalaina C. H. Siemsen Christ Siemsen Haili Kalaina Sarah Lyman Hill Hysan Hilo Father Oliver Adrian Oliver Haster Praince Tracy Aye Maria C. Gounod A. Carvalho C. Kalanao Badaki Alfonso Mission

Hilo Republicanism and Political Turmoil at Club Meeting

A breezy session of the Young Men's Republican Club at Fireman's Hall showcased seasoned political maneuvering. Rufus A. Lyman was elected Secretary with Carl Smith and W. Ragsdale on the Executive Committee, while nominations for primaries included Stephen Desha and J. C. Ridgway among others. Also noted are shipping arrivals and the death of Mrs Isabella Weight in Honolulu.

Fireman's Hall Young Men's Republican Club Rufus A. Lyman Carl Smith W. Ragsdale Stephen Desha W. Todd J. T. Stacker Wm Vannatta J.C. Ridgway Charles Akau M. G. Santos A. Rideley Wan Todd J. Gouwen Wm, Beers

Machine Politics in Hawaii Republican Club Sparks Critique

A Hawaii local column condemns the Young Men's Republican Club in Hilo for turning into a political machine. It calls for genuine educational activity aimed at Hawaiians and warns against packed precinct meetings and factional manipulation. It urges Republicans to vote in the Friday primaries and notes a church union meeting on the Sabbath.

Republican Club Hilo Republican Party Territorial Republican

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