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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
3
An ailing person describes fatigue and poor circulation with weak nerves, indigestion, and inability to move freely. The text notes exhaustion and despondency, suggesting a medical prompt or remedy is needed to restore health and energy.
James M Cameron offers estimates for all types of plumbing work with a guarantee on completed jobs. He emphasizes thorough preparation and reliable service for residential and commercial projects.
Herbert Kendall’s injunction suit against Public Works and Lucas Bros. opened before Judge De Holt. Kendall, a taxpayer who owned no taxable property, faced questions on his right to sue and on whether the contractor bids met advertised specifications. The case paused for ruling on taxpayer status and contract validity. Separate editorials praised new sewer and plumbing laws in Hilo and urged enforcement to protect public health.
St Petersburg reports no basis for rumors that Port Arthur would be abandoned. Washington notes renewed Chinese assurances of strict neutrality in the ongoing Russo Japanese conflict.
Fred W Macfarlane Hawaiian exhibit head in St Louis says local business leaders may push for formal representation at the fair this year. He warns that a halfhearted show centered on hula dancers would mislead the public and harm Hawaii’s appeal for investment and settlement.
Merchants consider Hawaii representation at the fair to attract attention and offset the hula show. Captain Berger may coordinate with exposition authorities to keep the Territorial band during the fair, boosting publicity and potential sales. The notice urges avoiding influenza with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sold by Hite Drug Store.
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