Ile Tribune New Year Greeting
The Ile Tribune wishes readers a Happy New Year and a prosperous one. Published Friday edition notes post office recognition and standard mailing details. Editorial reflects seasonal greeting from L. W. Haworth, editor.
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
4
The Ile Tribune wishes readers a Happy New Year and a prosperous one. Published Friday edition notes post office recognition and standard mailing details. Editorial reflects seasonal greeting from L. W. Haworth, editor.
The piece surveys Venezuela tensions,Great Britain’s stance, and Monroe doctrine implications amid European powers and American naval moves. It notes Roosevelt’s arbitration hint, Britain’s restraint on territory, and warnings from Senator Stewart about navy strength, plus optimism on sugar prices and the Pacific cable’s progress.
In a Senate debate on tax policy and immigration, Senator Burton advocates allowing Chinese labor to enter Hawaii. The discussion reflects cross regional views and the need to prove good faith and present cogent reasons for the exception. Hilo property owners are urged to support the Hilo Kohala railroad project for city growth.
Question about a noted but obscure promoter tied to a legendary paper mill project involving talc asbestos bagasse and cane fibers. No clear public records confirm strong identity or outcomes, leaving ambiguity about the promoter’s existence or impact.
A reader supports the editor's view on Hawaii's annexation and US law application. The letter argues for prompt, intelligent congressional action to tailor local laws to Hawaii's industrial needs, criticizes both annexation factions, and urges recognition of distinct regional conditions in labor and governance.
T Thomas Fortune renowned leader and Roosevelt’s representative visits Hilo. He believes the African American community will prosper and meet the labor demands in the islands.
The community laments the rain dampening recent Hilo Hand performances and music in general. With clearer weather, new pieces are planned to debut soon, aiming to restore the concert scene and reengage audiences.
Honolulu reports the Hilo waterworks project stalled as former Superintendent Boyd failed to secure a reservoir site. Government land leased to Colonel Baker and sub-leased to Turner blocks Piihonua plains. Cooper to pick a new site next month as bids stand. Hawaii receives major improvements with an $8,000 Kona road contract and two steel bridge bids around $17,000 near Hilo.
Honolulu reports the cable ship Silvertown off Diamond Head as it finishes the shore end of the line and begins deep sea work. The crew cuts the cable and contemplates linking with San Francisco later today amid calm public curiosity.
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