Hilo Prospects Bright as Sugar Plans Expand
The Hilo district in 1903 looks to a great improvement over 1902 with sugar plantations thriving and public works starting early. Growth in banana farming, railroad prospects, harbor improvements, and federal projects are expected to boost business, sales, and collections as merchants benefit from renewed activity. A major meeting at Fireman’s Hall with Senators Brown and Woods invites citizens to prepare legislative ideas, while court activity signals rising legal and federal involvement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Kohala
Tix
Fireman's Hall
Brown
Woods
Dole Silence Blasted In Cable Era Oversight Critique
A historical critique denounces Hawaii Governor Sanford B. Dole for absenting himself during the cable completion from the Pacific to the Mainland. California and Oregon governors sent congratulatory messages that went unacknowledged by Dole, spurring calls for new leadership and stronger public duty amid a momentous communications milestone. The document urges vigorous adherence to criminal statutes and judicial procedures as part of tribunal duties and urges attention to liquor licensing enforcement.
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Hawaii
Pacific
United States
Sanford B. Dole
Dole
Capitol
Island of
San Francisco
Gage
Clarence W. Mackey
California
William Randolph Hearst
Honolulu
Baldwin
Gear
Oregon
The Fat Editor and the Flint Editor Meet in Irony
A quixotic exchange unfolds on Hilory Street as the Fat Editor and the Flint Editor clash in a caustic personal dispute. The Fat Editor denounces a bitter attack branded by his Man Friday and a trusted businessman. The Thin Visitor counsels peace as rumors and pranks fuel distress. editors part without resolution.
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Flint
Ramor
Giza
Misreadings Notarized Statement Amid Hawaii Territory Records
A terse record notes a financial figure of 279000.99 with a related sum 18119.92, then states examined and found correct. The text includes a signature line for MOIR Directors, subscribed and sworn before Ridgway on January 6, 1903, in the 4th Circuit Territory of Hawaii.
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Yous T. “Moir
A. D
Ridgway
Notars
Territory of Hawaii
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L. W. Haworth
Joyce
Jah
Suger
Law
Federal Court
Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit Court
Palace of Justice
Eustis
Nile
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Wile Press
Senators Brown and
Wfireman’s Hall
First Bank of Hilo, Ltd
Resources
C.A. Stobie
Coa. Storie
Kinau
Baddaky
Prop
Rainier and
Primo Beer
Mae ET
Phoenix” Horse and
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Indorse
Mons
Story & Clark
Bergstrom Music CO
New York Life
Great International Life Insurance Company
A. H. Jackson
Alamuenue St
Hilo Water Works
Jan
San Frankens
Planters’ Line
St. Katherine
Martha Davis
Amy Turner
Ween & Co
Bronxx & Co., Ltd
Haeayuip & Co., Ltd
Bishop & CO
Oaunu, H. I
Bay City
Nano D. Cammin
Mon
Hilo, Hawaii
Walanuenue St
Pitman
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