Governor Carte presses local government for Hawaii
Governor Carte pledges to give Hawaii districts control of their affairs. He seeks Congress to pass a county act or amend the Organic Act to allow a liberal county law. If blocked, he will decentralize under current laws and push residents to partner in governance. Senator Woods takes a definite stand on the National Committee matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govrexor Carte
Territory of Hawaii
Congress
Hawaii
Pawar Woops
Kinau
National Committee
Senator Woods
Palmer Woods
Kinais
Woods
Improvement Association urged for Hilo by Atkinson
Secretary Atkinson suggests forming an Improvement Association in Hilo to unite the district, with a committee’s work before the Governor cited as model of effective civic action. Carter and Atkinson’s tour strengthens ties with residents and Territory problems. East Hawaii supports the new administration and its methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Hilo
Carter
East Hawaii
Easton Named Possible Delegate to Democratic National Convention
Joux D. Easton is mentioned as a potential delegate to the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis. The thoroughbred figure could be a credit to the small but select element in these islands, the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux D. Easton
St. Louis
Mr. Easton
Islands
Democratic Party
Prisoner Beaten by Prison Guard in Hospital Grounds
A Porto Rican prisoner was brutally beaten by L. D. Brown, a prison guard and ex-pugilist, after a misunderstood order. Eyewitnesses described the scene as revolting and noted the victim’s face and head were bloody after being kicked from the wagon. The incident remained a shocking memory for observers. Also notes Governor Carter’s party leaving Hilo for Puna to view volcanic terrain and road progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Brown
Lune
San Francisco
Hawaii
Brown
Hilo
Carter
Puna
Kalapana
Volcano House
Peter Lee
Kau
Governor Carter Presses Decentralization in Hawaii Visit
Governor Carter outlines paths to local rule and county government in Hawaii. He argues Organic Act changes may be needed to enable a liberal county law, and urges decentralization with active public support across the islands. He praises public spirit and road planning while stressing government and people share goals.
Laudine Arrivals and Birth Announcements in Hilo Hawaii
Birth notices list Mrs George Ross and numerous attendees in Laudine arrivals. A son born to the wife of Peter Lee at Olaa on January 26, 1904. In Hilo, Hawaii, on January 28, 1904, a son born to the wife of Carl S Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dillsherry
W. C. Ferguerson
Tuewlay
Peter Lee
Olaa
Savrit
Hilo
Hawaii
Igog
Carl 8. Smith
Attention Co D All Members of Company D
A concise call for all personnel of Company D N G to assemble or respond to a notice, urging readiness and participation in upcoming duties or drill. The terse directive emphasizes unity and timely attention within the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
N. G
Atkinson on Nome Hilo and Homestead Talk
Secretary Atkinson urges Hilo to form an Improvement Club to organize “kicks” for community benefit. He endorses bonafide homestead settlers while condemning speculators and looters. He supports County government as a step toward statehood and urges capable leaders and local legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Hilo
Merchants’ Association
Honolulu
United States
Land Office Reorganization in Island Districts
Auditor Fisher and Land Commissioner Pratt announced changes in the local land office. Geo. H. Williams becomes Land Agent for the first and second districts, replacing Charles Williams. Ragsdale is named Ranger for both districts. Pratt vows stricter collection, possible repossession of abandoned lands, and smoother operations under Williams and Ragsdale.
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Pratt
J. H. Fisher
Geo. H. Williams
Charles Williams
Honokan
Way
Ragsdale
E. D. Baldwin
Baldwin
War
Ranger
O. K
Land Office
Williams
Republican District Committee
To Shippers Freight Charged Without Written Order
Notice from Lucas & Co warns shippers that all freight sent to ships by their launches will be charged unless a written order from the cop ning of venters accompanies it. The wording cites 144 R. A. Lucas & Co as the sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cop Ning of
Venters
R. A. Lucas & CO
Public Lands Notice Honolulu 1904 Water License Auction
Public Lands notice announces a public auction on February 19 1904 at noon at the Judiciary Building Honolulu for a fifty year license to enter public lands on the island of Hawaii to divert conserve and sell running natural surface water and power. The Kohala Harakua Water Shed borders How Governor Carter Spent the sea Waipio Valley Puukapu Laupahoehee and Honokane Awini up to elevation 4200 feet. Annual minimum revenue after two years not less than 2500 dollars with 500 dollar bid deposit and 25 percent of gross revenue upset. Bids evaluated on percentage of gross revenue. Contact Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu or Sub-Agent of Public Lands Hilo for details. James W. Pratt Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Building
Honolulu
T. H
Island of Hawaii
Territory of Hawaii
United States
Carter
Waipio Valley
Hilo
Puukapu-Laupahohhee
Honokane-Awini
Kohwla-Harakua
Schedule of engagements for February events in Hilo
A series of daily activities and duties listed for February 1 to February 5, detailing in charge personnel, travel by special train, meals at various residences, meetings at Bank Parlor and Spreckels Hall, and social events including a dinner, a company review, and a public reception. Names include C C Kennedy Scott Andrews Desha Moir Campbell Baker and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kennedy
Spreckels* Hall
Hilo
Kaiwiki
Messrs. Scott and Andrews
J. A. Scott
Bank Parlor
Alatina
Mr. Mason's
Postoffice
Spreckels Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Eile
L. W. Haworth
Baitor
Contry
Hawaiian Islands
Trimung
Oahu
Laudine
Attention, Co. D
Nome
RAD
Hays
Dand Office
Angel
Fisher
Trisunx Island
Public
Jas. W. Pratt
Robert Innes Lillie
Spreckels’ Block
Globe
Peacock
Waianuenue Street
Hilo's
Globe Clothing Company
W. J. Stone
L. Turner Coo. Ltd
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