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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
1
Unclear readable text indicates an excursion sale or schedule with inconsistent timing details. Mentions late return and noon departure with references to locations or groups, but most details are garbled.
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii the administrator of the estate of C Bes Hap al is requested to have accounts examined and approved and a distribution order issued. The court sets July 14 1903 at 9 am in South Hilo for interested parties to appear show cause why the petition should not be granted. Also in probate chambers the case of Mura Kaml late of Panuilo Hamakua seeks final distribution and discharge of the administrator with hearings set August 7 1903 at 9 am in South Hilo.
Notice to creditors in the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii announces the appointment of the administrator for the estate of David Greig. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers within six months at the administrator’s Hakalan office or Wise & Ross in Hilo Hawaii, or claims will be barred.
In Boston Mass 18 000 Christian Scientists gather for a convention. Across the globe fighting and disasters are reported including Chinese authorities pursuing rebel agents in Canton and a major railway disaster in Nejtrilla Spain with high casualties.
The article notes that a legislative move creating the Territorial Board of Public Institutions conflicts with the Organic Act Section 80, rendering the board invalid. It discusses severability of the County Act and voices from the court and officials about the act’s constitutionality, with a Senate session approving a resignation withdrawal for Henry Cooper and continuing in office, and ongoing proceedings in the Sumner matter with Attorney General Andrews reporting charges against Humphreys and Thompson.
Rio de Janeiro government outlines an enormous dock project costing 42 million dollars to boost exports now totaling over 200 million annually. The plan taps Brazil's famed harbor as a key port for rail linked shipments to foreign markets. The new cabinet, led with President Alves last November, aims to leverage export industries despite past debt reluctance. Honolulu reports Superintendent Cooper plans to withdraw resignation after congressional resolutions are presented to him.
Sir Joseph Dimsdale Lord Mayor of London says in a published interview that he opposes agitation among Jews over Russian massacres. He believes foreign protests will not influence Russia and trusts the Czar will grant religious equality per his edict. His stance from a leading Jewish official may shape Jewish groups in England and the United States.
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