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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
2
The Honolulu Bulletin laments delays in printing a lighthearted write up about Hilo in the Sumlay Advertiser. It recalls a mocked war news rehash and a prize rumor, apologizing for tardiness and noting little local subscription to the Calamatiser besides Jane Oriental.
At the Fourth Precinct Club meeting in Biremint's Hall last Friday night officers were elected after a rearranged ballot. President Ray, vice presidents Akan and Toul, treasurer Day, and secretary Aedytiam joined an executive committee with several others. Separate election results followed at Chretien Science Hall for Inland championship officers. The Inland tennis tournament opens with matches including Mapat and Marlela defeating the Balding brothers, Mabel Woods vs Mrs. Elliot in the women’s singles, and Prank B Center overseeing the Lonacee experiment on the Teinvon Boos plantation, with notes on lab work and future bulletins.
The executive committee maps a future goot ball season with seniors Beamer Specials Hilo Railroad Union Specialy and Walakea Social Club and juniors Mooheau nomena Athletic Ciah Ponohawai Rainbow Falls. Eighteen games per class slated with two early matches already played showing strong teams and a lively schedule across Hilo area.
The National Republican Convention in Chicago closes amid cheers as Roosevelt is nominated for president with Paine P. Bark as vice president. Speaker Cannon elected permanent chairman. Hawaii votes and platform favor protection, reciprocity, equal rights for capital and labor, gold standard support, arbitration, and Chinese Exclusion Act. The event features notable delegates and a broad slate of endorsements.
A resident seeks information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who stole thirty prized reed herns, identified as Harel hen Tad one Wing clipper, reported by Chas. Mo LantLonp.
To Shippers All freight sent to shige by out yehew WILL be charged to ately utiles ween panied by written onder from the cap tains of Weesels The undersigned Having bought out the Wo Lee Laundry all accounts should be paid before July osth when transfer occurs The new management will not be responsible for delis of old concern 304 CHUNG CHOI
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