Retiring Editor reshapes Hawaii Herald in Hilo
J A Smrrm retires from the Herald after a brief brilliant newspaper career as editor. D W Mansi remains business manager. A M Burns takes over tax editorship with experience from the Hawaiian Star as new owners seek strong leadership in Hilo.
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Hilo
Mawali
J. Wakgiock Marsu
D. W. Mansi
J. A. Smrrm
The
Herald
Hawaii Herald
A. M. Burns
Hawaiian Star
Honolulu
Trisone
Burns
Improvements Aimed At Front Street Park Plans
The article argues improvements on Front Street will improve public convenience while preserving local character. It notes reserving makai for park purposes could prove wise and envisions a future where Hilo shores rival Naples in beauty. It praises Tuk Portuguese land associations for securing desirable land, citing eight acres of pasture and 25 acres of cane land as highly valuable and favorable to their holders.
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Front Street
Makai
Naples
Hilo
Tuk
United States
Mooheau Hall
The
Elk’s
District Court of the United States
District of Hawaii
Maneki Yokichi
Hawaii
I. Hi. Ray
Sid
Meeting Proposal for National Editorial Association in Honolulu
The idea of hosting the National Editorial Association in Honolulu with a trip to Hilo and the Volcano to follow promises broad island benefits. press influence, travel reach, and advertising potential could showcase the islands to national and world audiences, encouraging a future meeting and visits by members to Hilo and its attractions.
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National Editorial Association
Honolulu
Hilo
United States
Hilo Urges Electric North Coast Railroad Investment
The article argues for Hilo to attract capital for an electric railroad up the north coast. It notes existing development and traffic along the route, with completion promising added business. Hilo Bay offers a suitable harbor and outlet, and the piece urges leveraging natural advantages to proceed.
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Kona
Hilo
Hilo Bay
Matson Navigation Chief Arrives Aboard Kinau
Captain Wm. Matson, president of Matson Navigation Co., arrived in the islands with J. A. Buck to meet the Mauna Loa at Kawaihae and visit Hae kalau and Poauhau. He reports his new steamer Hilonian near Magellan, bound for San Francisco, to join the Enterprise route, with oil burners to be fitted in about two weeks. The Hilonian is expected here by mid May.
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Wm. Matson
Matson Navigation Co
Kinau
Mauna Loa
Kawaihae
Haekalau
Poauhau
J. A. Buck
John Buck
San Francisco
Matson
Mr. Bock
Sugar Season Boosts Island Shipping Activity
As the sugar season peaks, ships in port include the John Ene loading 4000 tons for New York the Clyde bound for San Francisco with over four tons the Annie Johnson carrying about 1860 tons and the St. Katherine at 2000 tons for the coast Inter-Island steamers also lie in the bay Sunday on regular trips bringing in sugar from outside plantions
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John Ene
New York
Clyde
San Francisco
Annie Johnson
St. Katherine
Arrivals April 4th List of Travelers and Names
Arrivals on April 4 include L. A. Andrews Mrs G W A Hapai W Fernandes Sam Wong Jas Graelin and wife D Mackenzie Mr Hoonah Tin Yaw and child D B Maconachie W A Fetter A Silva D Namahoe Mr Lacy G W Carr J T Higgins J A Back Capt W Matson J F Woods Mrs M L Salisbury Mrs J W Lang W S Bilis offs John Shields R H Smith and wife W C Parke I S Parke C F Raymond and wife Mrs M H Walsh G H Umbeen Mr A Pea B W Crosby W G Keeler O H Sweeny E H Hubbard F S Crosson G W Brown M Bauerle F Dromumer and wife
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L. A. Andrews
G. W. A. Hapai
W. Fernandes
Sam Wong
Jas
Graelin
D. Mackenzie
Mr. Hoonah
Tin Yaw
D. B. Maconachie
W. A. Fetter
A. Silva
D. Namahoe
Mr. Lacy
G. W. Carr
J. T. Higgins
J. A. Back
Capt. W. Matson
J. F. Woods
M. L. Salisbury
J. W. Lang
Bilis
John Shields
R. H. Smith
W.C. Parke
Parke
C.F. Raymond
M. H. Walsh
G. H. Umbeen
A. Pea B
W. Crosby
W. G. Keeler
0. H. Sweeny
E. H. Hubbard
F. $. Crosson
G. W. Brown
M. Bauerle
F. Dromumer
Work Hampered on Volcano Road Improvement
G D Supe road supervisor in Pana district and in charge of the upper Volcano road improvement visited the city Friday. The project is slowed by lack of efficient machinery and relies on a rock crusher with five men, producing half as much rock as a more advanced crusher with three men. Getting workers is difficult as native Hawaiians find the climate too cool for comfort.
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G.D. Supe
Mountain View
Pana
Volcano
Subdivision Plans Near Hilo Uncovered by Survey
Sub Land agent Williams toured a Kaumana tract five miles from Hilo along Kaumana road. The five acre area, now occupied by squatters with houses and stores, has surveyed lots awaiting lease auctions soon. Lots measure varied frontage and extend onto a lava flow.
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Williams
Kaumana
Hilo
Kaumana Road
Elka Installation At Hilo Lodge Ball
Hilo Lodge No 75 installs officers for the ensuing year at a lodge ball held Monday night April 9 with Past Exalted Ruler R T Guard as installing officer. Exalted Ruler N G Campion leads the list along with C L Stow D J Metzger C F Parsons Henry Hayes J O Kennedy G W Weight and Trustee Richarda.
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Hilo Lodge
R. T. Guard
N.G. Campion
C. L. Stow
D. J. Metzger
C. F. Parsons
Lee
Henry Hayes
Treas
J. 0. Kennedy
Tyler
G. W. Weight
Richarda
To Dredge Kah Harbor Dredging to Start at Kabului
The avenger seclamation says dredging will commence in Kabului harbor soon. Ywptein Parker, superintendent of the Hawaiian Dredging Company, departed by the steamer Claudine Inet night to attend to starting the work.
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Kabului
Ywptein Parker
Hawaiian Dredging Company
Claudine
Mfitar
Benefit Concert for Moobeats Hall Debt Relief in Hilo
A public benefit entertainment is planned to repay Moobeats Hall debt. Citizens led by the Board of Trade advanced funds to complete the pavilion, hoping the Governor and Legislature would refund the loan. With only current expenses met, community patronage is urged to support continued improvements for Hilo.
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Moobeats
Admiral Beckley
Hilo
Board of Trade
Postmaster Wells Arrested Over Kawaihae Accounts
U S District Court issued a warrant for Charles B Wells postmaster at Kawaihae Hawaii charging he is short in postoffice accounts. The fire at the Kawaihae postoffice prompted an inspector led inquiry. Wells posted 1500 bond. A second warrant charged Wells with Edmunds Act violation. Rose Pokela of Kawaihae also bonded at 500.
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U. S. District Court
Honolulu
Charles B. Wells
Kawaihae
Island of Hawaii
United States
Wells
United States Postoffice
Hare
Mackenzie Bids Farewell on Island Before Japan Visit
D Mackenzie former Theo H Davis & Co department manager and long time Hakalau store manager arrived on the Kinau Wednesday to bid farewell to friends. He sails to Scotland then Yokohama to join Gilbert Patten in the commission business after a short stay in Pauco with Patten relatives.
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D. Mackenzie
Theo
H. Davis & Co
Hakalau
Kinau
Mackenzie
Scotland
Yokohama
Japan
Gilbert Patten
Hawaii
H. V. Patten
Mr. Mackenzie
Mr. Patten
Pauco
Teachers Prize Trip to Hawaii in Contests
San Jose Mercury and Herald join Maui News in an educational contest awarding a trip to Hawaii as first prize. The promotion mirrors prior popular newspaper contests helping readers win travel by supporting subscriptions and readership, with Maui readers urged to subscribe at $2.50 annually.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Oregon, Journal
Islands
Mercury and Herald
San Jose
Cal
Maui
Weatherred praises Hilo and Volcano visit in letter
The Daily Statesman notes Mrs Weatherred of San Francisco praises Hilo entertainment and details her Volcano trip. She envisions a 1907 Volcano visit, hopes to persuade editors in Honolulu next February to meet there, and aims to promote the Islands as a national park with civic backing.
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Hilo
Indianapolis National Editorial Association
Honolulu
San Francisco
Palm Suns Day Service At Haili Church
A religious service at Haili Church gathered all denominations for Palm Sunday rites. The program, prepared by the King's Daughters, featured a sermon by Rev. R G Silva of the Portuguese Church, translated into Hawaiian by Rev. H J Desha, with performances by the Portuguese and Foreign Church choirs directed by Mew Jarrett T Lewis. Other participants read selections and joined in the exercises.
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Palm Suns
Haili Church
King's Daughters
R. G. Silva
J. Desha
Athens
Jarrett T. Lewis
HB. L. Shaw
First Foreign Church Sabbath Service April 15 1906
The First Foreign Church schedules a Sabbath service on April 15 1906 at 11 a.m with a sermon titled The Power of Resurrection from Philippians 3 40 and a 7 30 p.m address on If the hope and resurrection of the dead are called in question Acts 3 6 The notices include scripture references and service times.
Shipping charges for launches noted in officialJet
All freight sent to ships by our launches will be charged to shire nies accompanied by a written jet from the emp tainin of vousels.
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Shire Nies
Vousels
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Lyman
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Smt
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A Lindsay
W. HM
Shipman
Chicago
London
Hongkong
R. A, Lucas & CO
Hilo Pineapple CO
P. O. Box
Hilo, Hawaii
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G. H. Pierce
Matson/Navigation Co
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L. Turner Co., Limited
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