Hawaii Self Government Task Pressed by Governor Carter
Governor Carter urges Congress to pass measures to grant Hawaii an American form of government. The piece discusses county government, discontent with the current sheriff, and the push by Republicans and Home Rule supporters to back Congressional action. It criticizes Thurston’s minority stance and argues Congress must decide Hawaii’s path to self governance.
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Carter
Hawaii
Congress
United States Congress
America
Honolulu
Thurston
United Business
Jts
United States
Bulletin
Congress and People of Hawaii Oppose County Government
L A Thurston argues Hawaii rejects county government while the Morning Press pushes against the admin istration and aligns with native political shifts. The piece claims the press blocks reform, praises a Home Rule delegate, and labels county efforts as part of a broader political tactic.
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Supreme Court
Republican Party
Jail Escapes Coincide with Sheriff's Absence in Hawaii Herald
A brief editorial note argues that jail escapes or chain gang breaks seem to occur when the Sheriff is away from Hilo, describing it as coincidental rather than premeditated. The Hawaii Herald frames the issue with a wary tone about local law enforcement timing.
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Hilo
Hawaii Herald
Field practices to curb leaf hopper in cane crops
Letter from JARED G. SMITH urges abandoning cane on sterile ridges and undrained hollows, burning field trash after harvest, cutting and burning affected cane, and maintaining aggressive cultivation. Prescribes resistant cane varieties, fallowing poor fields, and using green manure or cash crops like cotton or tobacco. Suggests specimen examination on request.
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Jared G. Smith
Departures Names and Bible Themes for Sabbath Service
A list of attendees or departures is noted: R. H. Trent F. J. Crows Rev. 51 Morgan Miss Pettigrew H. R obinson BE. E. Paxton B. F. inghem Captain G. H. Whitney C. F. Lehoers Mrs. R. Ludioff Captain Thos. K. Clarke G. Stubner J. A Spitzer P. Peck Mrs. Harry AGM two children Mrs. C. Siemsen and child L. M. Whitehouse J. T. McCrossen Mrs. Co. K. Stillman Mrs. P. W. Bluett Col. S. P. Woods. Sabbath. Jan. a4. Morning theme The Salt of the Earth Mat 5:13 Evening theme New Cloth on an Old Garment Luke 5:36.
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R. H. Trent
F. J. Crows
Morgan
Pettigrew
H. Robinson
BE. E. Paxton
B. F.inghem
G. H. Whitney
C.F. Lehoers
R. Ludioff
Thos. K. Clarke
G. Stubner
J. A Spitzer
P. Peck
Harry Agm
C. Siemsen
L. M. Whitehouse
J. T. McCrossen
Co. K. Stillman
P. W. Bluett
Col
S. P. Woods
Leaf Hopper Threat to Cane Crops Warned by Extension
The letter cites D L Van Dine on the leaf hopper Perkensiella sacharicida introduced from Australia. It notes symptoms red leaf mid ribs, black sooty mold from honeydew, and ant swarms, with immature wingless hoppers concentrated in leaf sheaths. Control relies on plant vigor and parasites or fungi, but full extermination is unlikely. farmers should keep cane healthy with fertilizer and smart cultivation year round.
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D. L. van Dine
Perkensiella
Australia
Final Discharge Petition in Kishi Hisakichi Bankruptcy
In the matter of Kishi Hisakichi a bankrupt of Hilo Hawaii the court schedules a hearing for final discharge of debts on January 28 1904 at 10 am in Hilo before Judge Sanford B Dole. Creditors and interested parties are to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. The clerk will mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors at their addresses.
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Kishi Hisakichi
Hilo
Territory of
Hawaii
Sail District
Congress
C. Ridgway
Maid D
Sanford Tile
Wreof
Honolulu
B. Maling
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First Foreign Church
Dared Smith
District Court OF the United States
Territory OF Hawaii
Sanford B. Dole
E District Court OF the Uited States
Kishi Hisaricht
Theron
Walter
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Nicht
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Hilo Burns Club
Robert Burns
Spreckels’ Hall
Program of Music
Ow! Drug Store
Waianuenue Street
Mauka
Haley
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