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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
2
A June 6 1905 Hilo Tribune piece reflects on the Japan Russia war noting immense slaughter and few prisoners. It argues the war’s savagery may push world powers toward peace and settlement of disputes. It cites 3000 Russian prisoners in a Korean straits battle and comments on overall casualty imbalance.
Article discusses proper methods to apply oil on streets to prevent dust and improve surface quality. It also reports on Eugene Lyman’s stance about voting against his father in a supervisor race and notes political maneuvers following the Oahu Republican convention, including endorsements of Roosevelt and Carter and ongoing county tax law debates.
At the First Foreign Church Rev C B Shields to preside at 10 am service for a lecture series titled John Ki Wal the Seated Reformation in Church Hinton. An evening dispugtimise service planned at the Haili Church.
The crowded auditorium of Mail Church paid homage to the departed veterans as Rt Rev H Restarick of Honolulu gave an address. Flags draped the church, and a procession to the cemetery decorated graves. Restarick urged unity of the nation, recalling Civil War and Spanish American War memories, and emphasized civic virtue, honesty, and fidelity to the Republic. He highlighted the need to keep the ideals of Washington and Lincoln alive and to vote with conscience for a righteous government.
Patrons at the Volcano House debated the motto Extitus ad probate. Statements ranged from Japanese meaning to a pledge for square deals. A. B. Loebenstein finally asserted, First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen.
Governor Carter proclaims a special June 6 1905 election for Hawaii county officers across the territory listing county divisions Maui Oahu Hawaii Kauai and Kalaupapa exclusion and the offices: sheriff county clerk auditor assessor tax collector county attorney treasurer and district deputy posts with district voting lines and registration precincts detailed.
The document lists First through Eleventh precincts for voting in Hilo, Kohala, Kona, and Pana, with polling places at local courthouses and schools. It includes notices of election officials and changes to tax collector and assessor appointments, signed by Governor G R Carter and Secretary A C Atkinson, dated April 17, 1905.
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