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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
1
For Rent. The Mashaw house in Puneo recently occupied by P Peck and family. Apply to KR T Guard.
St Petersburg endures martial law as fifty thousand troops bivouac in streets. Workmen barricade roads, arm themselves, and clashes injure civilians including Father Gopen. Reports say sympathy leans to workers, with disaffection among some troops and masks of revolution urged by Maxim Gorky.
In St Petersburg on January 19 the strike situation deepens as about fifty thousand workers are out. Fears rise that socialists may exploit the unrest to gain influence amid growing labor discontent.
Washington reports Secretary of State Hay secured assurances from powers that they will not violate Chinese territorial integrity. In Tokyo on January 18, Japanese warships captured the British steamer Bawtry carrying contraband goods bound for Vladivostok.
In St. Petersburg on January 19 a grape shot fired from the Bourse battery during a salute struck the Neva chapel before the winter palace as the Emperor and his family observed Epiphany. The incident endangered the imperial party and prompted sensational worry in the capital.
Latest sugar quotations show 96 test centrifugals at 5.2375 cents and beet analysis at 15s 104d in New York on January 23. Colorado reports half the ballots in three boxes examined as spurious. Extradition laws extended to the Philippines pass the House in Washington on January 19.
Berlin report states a 200000 strong coal mining strike broadening its impact. Belgium and England supply coal as Germany faces shortages. Also notes Miss Krupp marriage rumor denied and Mrs Gear’s meeting with the President and Attorney General regarding her husband’s reappointment being unlikely.
Honolulu January 20 The Wilder Steamship Company control of 2514 shares held by the S G Wilder estate was sold to Inter Island Steamship Co at 150 a share. Wilder, capitalized at 500000 with 5000 shares, had the estate as its controlling holder. Inter Island aims to merge routes under one management with J A Kennedy to manage. Changes in Wilder directors possible but not confirmed. William McKay Wilder agent at Hilo surprised by dispatch. no notice received. Other stockholders include W G Irwin H Hackfeld Co C L Wight and Admiral Beckley.
Washington Jan 18 The House has agreed to impeach United States Judge Swain of Florida. He is charged with falsifying accounts while acting as US District Judge and accepting favors from railroad and other corporations. It is alleged he traveled in the private car of a railroad Receiver he had appointed and billed $10 per day for travel expenses.
John Madeiros Souza, about twenty one, died after a baseball accident Sunday afternoon near his Wainaku home. A throw struck his head, causing a brain concussion while attempting to steal second base. He died at 11 am the next day after falling ill with a severe headache. Funeral services were held at 11 am at the Catholic Church. Souza, a Serrao's Grocery salesman, was a Foresters member and well liked.
The Hawaii article reports a district Republican meeting denouncing Governor George R. Carter for appointing to government posts without proper endorsements. J. T. Stacker led resolutions condemning the governor and urging adherence to party rules, with copies to the Republican Central Committee in Honolulu. The debate shows internal party friction after L. A. Andrews’s removal as sheriff.
Sugar stocks surge as demand returns for former laggards. Olaa stock traded around $7 with McBryde buyers at $8, Waialua shows renewed activity with last reported sale at $65.
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