Hilo Tribune Friday January 29 1904 Front Page
The Hilo Tribune enters the post office records as a Friday publication. LL W. Haworth remains publisher and editor, with the paper issued weekly on Fridays from Hilo, Hawaii.
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
4
Political Duty in Honolulu RCP Silence on Wilson Road Supervisors
The Republican Executive Committee in Honolulu rejected Wilson for Road Supervisor. A. G. M. Robertson, Wilson’s attorney, argues the case is now about party management, not personal rights. He cites Governor Carter’s public handling of government affairs and urges adherence to committee rules, warning against piracy and freebootism in Republican efforts in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wilson
A. G. M. Robertson
Carter
Hilo
Republican Departure on Hilo Island Politics
The Hilo District Republican Committee meets to consider appointments for public service positions, aiming to inject party influence into departments while avoiding direct control of police. The piece urges impartial governance, questions Sheriff Andrews' role, and critiques past malfeasance connected to Philip Peck’s home fire and Kroanin’s prison shackles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
the Tribune
P. Peck
W.S. McLean
Jose Vierra
Wm. Kamau
J. D. Lewis
W. C. Cook
J. K. Dillon
E. W. Barnard
M. V. Holmes
A. Lidgate
J. G. Jones
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Andrews
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Philip Peck
Wim. Vannatta
Governor Carter's Hawaii Island tour aims to gauge needs
Governor Carter with Secretary Atkinson and Secretary Creedon travels Hawaii Island visiting Kohala, Pololu, Waimea, and Waipio. He assesses land exchanges, infrastructure like the Kohala ditch, roads, and a proposed pipe line while engaging with plantation leaders, residents, and local officials to promote a self governing Hawaii and decentralization under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Waimea
Carter
Hamuula
Pan Oo
Keanakolu
Mana
Parker's
Kohala
Waipio Gulch
Honokaa
Moanauli
Memory of Burns Tribute by Hilo Burns Club
A Honolulu letter dated January 19 1904 recalls Archie C Steele and dedicates a Burns memory to the Hilo Burns Club. It laments tax polities and praises Burns genius while inviting a toast to the poet on his birthday with a friendly gathering. Frank Godfrey signs the tribute from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Burns
Scotia
Frank Godfrey
Honolulu
Kepotkai Mixstow Ends With Appointments
Treasurer A N Kepotkai and Tax Assessor Willian met this week to fill vacancies caused by resignations at Hilo and Kau offices. One deputy will remain in the Hilo office and a new deputy name was sent to the District Republican Committee. Kau's vacancy was filled by Dr W A Schwallie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Kepotkai
Kini
Willian
Geo. H. William
RK. A. Lyman
Hilo
Fennel
Kau
Williong
Kepoikai
District’ Republican Committee
W. A. Schwallie
Federal Court Opens January Term in Judge Little's Court
United States District Judge 8. B. Dole and court officials arrived by the Kinau Wednesday evening and at 4 p.m. opened the January term of court in Judge Little's courtroom. Judge Dole was accompanied by J. J. Dunne Assistant District Attorney Deputy Marshal F. J. Winter Frank Hatch Deputy Clerk and Miss Gurney the judge's clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
8. B. Dole
Kinau
Judge Little
Judge Dole
J. J. Dunne
F. J. Winter
Frank Hatch
Aid
Miss Gurney
Hilo Railroad Co Short Route to Volcano Time Table
Hilo Railroad Co issues the July 13 1903 timetable for passenger trains excluding Sundays. The schedule lists arrivals at Mount Wahiawa and Pahoa with limited services and notes excursion tickets valid Saturdays and Sundays returning by Monday. Commutation tickets offering twenty five rides and thousand mile passes are advertised at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Railroad Co
Volcano
Officers and Directors Elected by First Bank of Hilo
At the annual stockholders meeting in Peacock Block Hilo Hawaii on Saturday January 9 1904 officers were elected for the ensuing year President C C Renton Vice President John T Moir Second Vice President CLA Stable Cashier Thos C Ridgway Secretary N C Willson Auditor and Directors J S Canaria F S Lyman Wm Pullar John J Grace I V Patten W H Shipman with THOS C RIDGWAY Secretary Hilo Hawaii January 9 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bank of Hilo, Ltd
Peacock Block
Hilo
Hawaii
BCCK
C.C
John T. Moir
CLA
C. Ridgway
N.C. Willson
Canaria
F.S. Lyman
Wm. Pullar
John J. Grace
V. Patten
W. H. Shipman
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She Hilo Tribune
Maewall
LL. W. Haworth
Baitor
Kroanin
Island OF Hawaii
Atkinson
Creede
Losavset
Congress
Kawaihae
Ounce
Palmer Woods
Senator Woods
Pololu Valley
Bishop Estate
Governor Carter
Kohala Hall
LD. B. Bond
Kay
Creedon
Miss Kay
Frazier
Miss Woods
Tulloch
C. G. Wight
A. Mason
Senator Kaohi
J. T. McCrosson
A. B. Loebenstein
H. J. Holstein
Woods
Loebenstein
Kyle
Kepotkai’s Mixstow
Federal Court
AELCO
Mount
Pahoa
Robert Innes
Lille
Spreckels’ Block
the Globe Clothing Co
Peacock
Waianuenue Street
Hilo’s
THE
Globe Clothing Company
L. Turner Co
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