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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
2
The report notes Governor Carter receiving congratulations from both sides for the dispatch and effectiveness of the Legislature's special session. Despite doubts about its wisdom, his tact and firm treatment of members secured key legislation to sustain government operations without private funding.
The Hilo Board of Trade urges residents to patronize local merchants for groceries clothing and goods rather than ordering from the Coast. It argues coast prices do not account for freight postage or express charges and cites local residents buying jewelry apparel and hardware by mail. It warns merchants will fail without local support and urges community generosity and loyalty to living and letting live.
Territorial convention fallout reveals how a false leader influenced Hawaii's struggle for recognition. Desha and Nahale faced backlash as judgeship stakes trumped constituent obligations, with island interests allegedly sold for a Parsons appointment. Young Republicans urged loyalty and a new deal to curb traitorous influence.
A district article warns that a disgruntled faction aims to inject factionalism into the Republican party via the Young Men's Republican Club. It urges the club to avoid intrigues and unscrupulous leaders, citing Lincoln and urging voters to resist demagogues at primaries and precinct meetings.
The Honolulu convention coverage notes strong backing for Judge Gilbert F. Little to remain on the Fourth Circuit chair. The Hilo Portuguese weekly reports widespread support from merchants lawyers and citizens, praising his impartial proven record and national reputation. Demosthenes Cafe offers oysters mallard and a range of refrigerator delicacies in coverage portions.
A fragmentary compilation describes political satire in Hilo with jabs at local leaders and Japan, a dry goods store exchange, and reflections on newspaper news gathering. It notes Captain Berg departing with the Likelike steamship, its specs, speed, and planned Molokai Honolulu service and reports on transport and public notices amid a chaotic, colonial era scene.
A Hawaii Island land office turmoil follows the dismissal of ranger William K. Ragsdale after investigators found funds diverted from leaseholders and purchasers. Sub-Agent Williams’ records remained intact while transfers drew scrutiny, with Ragsdale denying intent to defraud and claiming deposits were banked in his name pending patent receipt from Honolulu. Commissioner Pratt and Deputy AG Peters led the inquiry, examining books and accounts at the Hilo Public Lands Office.
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