Hilo postmaster row and banana market concerns
The Hilo paper argues against appointing an outsider for postmaster and backs local candidates Norman K. Lyman and W. H. Lambert, while praising Miss Marlin for promotion. It notes San Francisco reports Banana growers harmed by middlemen and calls for organized island production to boost profits. Banking ethics and advertising impact on assets and deposits cited with Pittsburg banks.
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San Francisco
Hilo
Commission
California
Coast
Pittsburg
Advertising drives modern banking and commerce, Star notes
The Washington Star editorializes that advanced banking methods rely on practical advertising. It cites advertising as a force shaping state governance, politics, city trade, university enrollment, immigration, and newspaper circulation. It forecasts savings for Hawaii if harbor lights are federalized, citing Sheriff Andrews notifying Capt. A P Niblack that Honolulu will no longer maintain them.
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The
Washington Star
the Star
Andrews
A. P. Niblack
Honolulu
U.S. Lighthouse Service
Hilo
Propriety of Action in Hilo Postmaster Endorsement
Local Young Men's Republican Club debated endorsing Norman K. Lyman for Hilo postmaster but referred the matter to the executive committee over questions of party rules. Governor Carter reportedly favors George L. Desha, who faces bonding hurdles, while other candidates Jennie Marlin and W. H. Lambert seek support amid internal party conflict.
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Hilo
Hilo U
Honolulu
Norman K. Lyman
W. H. Lambert
Miss Marlin
Young Men’s Republican Club
Republican
Chaiman Robertson
Young Men's Republican Club
Acion
Norman K. Lytian
Lyman
Robertson
Carter
Geo. L. Desha
Desha
Chas. Siemsen
Jennie Marlin
Hearing on forest reserve lands urged on Hawaii island
A Hawaii governor letter criticizes holding a Honolulu hearing for a north Hamakua forest reserve plan. T. J. Ryan of Mountain View urges timely local notice and witnesses, arguing long sea travel harms island residents’ rights to be heard and questions executive overreach in 1904.
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G. R. Carter
Hawaii
Honolulu
H. T. Sie
Hamakaa
Island of Hawaii
Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry
T. J. Ryan
Mountain View
Sealed Tenders for Hirle Boarding School Project
Sealed tenders will be received at the office of F S Lyman until 12 o'clock December 21 1904 for furnishing all materials and labor to construct a two story school building for Hirle Boarding School. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of F S Lynn Hilo Hawaii.
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F. S. Lyman
Hirle
F.S. Lynn
Hilo
Hawaii
Water rates due for term ending 1904 at Hilo Water Works
Under authority, water privileges and rate payers are notified that rates for the term ending December 31, 1904, are due January 1, 1905, at the Hilo Water Works. Unpaid after 15 days incur 10 percent. delinquents by February 15, 1904, may be suspended without further notice. Superintendent W Vannatta notices Hilo Water Works, December 19, 1904.
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Hilo
Office of the Water Works
W. Vannatta
Hakalau Store showcases Xmas sales and buyer praise
This year’s Holiday sales surpass previous Xmas figures thanks to our buyer’s sound judgment. We still have strong lines in Needlework, Lacquerware, and Cloisonne with many items left in stock. China is cleaned out except Tea Sets and odd pieces. Money Back guarantee applies if not fully satisfactory.
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Cloisonne
Hakalau Store
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Young Mens Republican Club Defer
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P, Peck
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Society Stationery
Tribune
Santa Claus
Wall
Nichols Go
Bridge Street
Sadaed
Hoolulu Park
Hawaii Jockey Club
Volcano Stables and Transportation Company, Ltd
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