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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
2
A wide string of briefs from across the globe notes the sugar convention bill advancing to the British House of Commons without amendments. Entries include major obituaries, revolutionary actions, and various searches and political tensions. The reports mention Folsom jailbreakers, penguin and ward observances, and a widespread push toward reform and authority in multiple regions.
Honolulu reports that Hawaii may retain or adjust its delegates at the upcoming National Convention. C R Buckland and C L Crabbe seek clarification from Senator Hanna. Elmer Dover notes the call will come after the National Committee meets next December or January. The likely outcome favors no change from the last apportionment. Honokaa is described as a thriving windward town with coffee, sugar, vegetables and a July circuit court session.
A New York Sun correspondent cites Department of Commerce figures to argue territorial expansion pays. For eleven months ended May 31 trade with Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Alaska and Tutuila totaled 86 581 026 with May alone near 9 million.
At a meeting in Honolulu last week the Board of Agriculture and Forestry urged Keeaumoku ranch proprietors in Kona to show cause why their sheep should not be removed from government ranges with three months notice. Governor Dole reported that grazing by sheep prevents reforestation efforts.
General Mrs C N Arnold offers tourist accommodations at Onouli House. Kealakekua post office lists AHuna groceries tobacco and cigars with fancy goods and tailor. Henry Weeks takes orders for bedsteads tables calabashes and native wood articles. T C Wills dealer in general merchandise. Claa Saloon and Cafe at Nine Miles advertises refreshments and meals around the clock.
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