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Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

8

Island Lights Governor Carter Opines at Spreckels Hall

A mass meeting in Spreckels Hall drew Governor Carter, J A Scott, Secretary Atkinson, and local officials. Carter reviewed progress toward county government, urged political unity, and detailed the Hatch mission and County Act history amid Honolulu opposition. Company D drill at parade grounds received praise.

Spreckels Hall Jim Carter Hilo J. A. Scott Atkinson Honolulu Home Rule Party Hatch Congress Fetter

Commissioner's First Suit Signals Hawaii Political Clash

Storefront Hawaii news reveals Treasurer A N Kepoikai discusses combining Insurance Commissioner duties with the Treasurer role, possible legal challenges to the current insurance law, and a push by Gov Carter on age and governor salary. Cap Niblack inspects lights and buoys, planning new lighthouses and upgrades. A pair of federal measures and court cases in Hawaii and nationwide accompany the report.

Honolulu A. N. Kepoikai Fidelity Insurance Company Fidelity, Insurance Company Smithies Fidelity Company Carter Hilo Secretary of the Interior Congress Hawaii Territorial House Senate Mitchell America Hunt Porto Rico Taft Philippines Mawaii Pacific Cross Roads Islands Washington A. P. Niblack Rnth Light House Fitzgerald Hilo Bay Niblack King and Pitman Streets Kumukahi Point East Point Papaikau Seaconnet Point Paukaa Inter Island

Planters' Line sailing vessels listed

The record shows Bark St. Catharine under Capt Saunders and Mark Amy Torper under Capt Warland. Bark Martha Mavis commanded by Capt McAllman. The entries indicate listed vessels and their captains in a Planters' Line shipping roster.

St. Catharine Saunders Mark Amy Torper Warland Martha Mavis McAllman

Stingy Wilkesbarre merchant earns birthday tale

A traveling man recalls a Wilkesbarre merchant famed for stinginess. When asked what he did for his son's twelfth birthday, the man claims the birthday treat was a pail of water to slide him in the cold back yard, rather than a haircut.

United States Wilkesbarre

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