Hilo Tribune July 10 1903 issue header note
Publication details show Hilo Hawaii edition with Friday release schedule. Editor Haworth listed. post office entry at Hilo, Hawaii. No additional news content readable to summarize events or articles.
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
Publication details show Hilo Hawaii edition with Friday release schedule. Editor Haworth listed. post office entry at Hilo, Hawaii. No additional news content readable to summarize events or articles.
Independent notes John Bakers tax plan aimed at gauging Hawaii voters for a successor to Governor Dole. It predicts the next governor will be chosen by the people if a capable candidate unites the territory. Also reports on a peaceful Fourth of July in Hilo, with orderly crowds and no police trouble, and mentions a Kobala-Hilo railroad prom with German capital potentially boosting Hawaii and linking to a broader island network.
The Wilder S S Co. operated special passenger boats between Hilo and Hamakua points to aid the local celebration. A large number of people took advantage of the low rate round trip, stretching the event’s reach and participation.
John Baker told a Timnumm Represen tative he will launch a petition campaign urging the President, House, and Senate to appoint the voters’ choice for Hawaii’s next governor. He plans a statewide tour, aims to gather thousands of signatures, and advocates a white candidate who respects Hawaiian interests while acknowledging the people’s will.
The fragment lists church times for St James Mansion with a 7:30 am matins and 7:30 pm evensong and sermon. Ambiguities include spelling and order. Named entities include St James Mansion and mentions of matins and sermon services. The text suggests a structured religious service timetable for a church day.
A Manila Daily Bulletin anniversary piece argues for free entry of Philippine sugar into the United States. It cites declining Philippine sugar exports since 1897 and 1902 figures, condemns sugar trusts, and urges open ports to the islands to boost production, reduce military costs, and fulfill duties to governed peoples.
The Hilo Lodge of Elks staged a minstrel show at Spreckels hall on July 3 and 4 to packed houses. Performances featured diverse acts, including a Dark Town ensemble, comic interludes, musical pieces, and a dramatic burglar sketch, under strong local direction and with an upgraded opera hall stage.
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