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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1905

Page

2

County Government Reform Calls for Honest Law

Legislators debate county governance under the Organic Act expansion as Congress endorses electing boards of supervisors. The editor advocates a full, revenue-raising county law rather than partial measures, warning the public may react strongly to evasive tactics and half measures.

House County Act Commission Boards of Supervisors Congress

Political Honor and Territorial Platform Echo Roosevelt Quote

Roosevelt urges that promises bind in politics and honor. The report stresses varied industry advice, sugar dependent Hilo, and the push for county government under a Republican platform. It notes pledges to decentralize power and empower local county governments across the territory.

Tuert Committee On Hilo Republican Territorial

Erin Go Bragh at Spreckels Hall Hilo Cotillion

A green themed Ireland night filled Spreckels Hall for the Hilo Cotillion Charity in honor of Saint Bam Boo with a kissing stone display. Prof Carvalhio led a four piece orchestra whose music resonated but lacked spirits for a proper Dess dance as members and guests enjoyed the event before next month’s officer elections.

Erin Go Bragh Spreckels Ireland Carvalhio Aniny Armory Hall Fishmarket Washington Leland Lord Byron White House Japan Hatoyama Dr. Kashima Ieis

King Street sidewalk grade debate and Hilo armory ball

A controversy over King Street sidewalk grade near the Police Station is aired by local officials with emphasis on three percent street crossing standards. The piece also translates a Hilo Shimbun report describing a Washington's Birthday Armory Ball with 500 guests and vivid observations of attendees and dancing styles.

Hakdwig King Street Aidewatke Molice Ballwin Lanteta Tt Grale Ralihwit Survey Department G. H. Gere Public Works Department Ue Road Board Kinge Street Stel Bridge Street Lex-Sherif L.A. Andrews Hoas Brilyge Street Andrews Fennisco Lopes Sheriffs Office Ragived Gere Ternuni Hilo Shimbun Hilo Armory

Cane crop profit claim prompts letter to Maui News

A Maui-Market letter from Avausr frm defends cane farming profits and criticizes anonymous criticism. He cites Lincoln recollections and questions the veracity of claims about paid cane deliveries at a Hilo district mill, arguing small farmers cannot secure fair profits.

Epirror Triuesk Maui Abraham Lincoln G. W. Harris Lincoln and Herndon William M. Dickson Cincinnati Lincoln Mr. Lincoln Hilo

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