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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1904

Page

4

Primary call stirs Republicans in Hilo rally

The Republican Central and District Committees urge all Republicans and sympathizers to assemble at precincts for primary elections to choose delegates to the Territorial convention. The Herald is blamed for trying to deter new recruits, but the effort continues to unite voters for the fall campaign and prevent disenfranchisement by factionalism.

Republican Central Committee District Committee Hilo Republican Party Herald The

Hawaii Governor calls extra session to confront crisis

Governor Carter has ordered a special session of the Legislature for Wednesday April 6 to consider financial measures. The territory faces distrust and a looming cash crunch as warrants await payment, banks bear burdens, and government paper is not honored. Lawmakers are urged to act decisively to avert bankruptcy and restore prosperity.

Carter Hawaii

The Board of Trade of Hilo Meeting Tomorrow Night

A call for one hundred men to attend the Board of Trade gathering in Hilo, inviting all classes to join. The group emphasizes low fees, broad participation, and committees to push beneficial projects for the city and district. Also critiques Territorial Treasurer’s refusal to accept tax warrants as harmful to public policy.

Board of Trade of Hilo Board of Trade United States

Kepoikai Promises Gold Flow From Treasury Scheme

A Honolulu financial pamphlet lauds Treasurer Kepoikai as a stellar financier. It denounces shinplaster economists and advocates paying debts with warrants while collecting gold, predicting Hawaii’s wealth will grow and that St. Louis 1904 exposition prospects will shape future exhibits.

Kepoikai America San Francisco Territorial

Tax proposal to bridge Cocoanut Island referred to committee

A proposal originated with Mr. McNichol to bridge the channel to Cocoanut Island may be referred to the committee on public works and improvements to be appointed at the Board of Trade meeting tomorrow night. The Executive Council would then have something to act on immediately.

Cocoanut Island McNichol Committee On Public Works Board of Trade Executive Council

Re admit them in Honolulu disbarment clash

The piece argues for reversing the Supreme Court disbarments of Geo A Davis and A S Humphreys in Hawaii. It claims federal court dissents question the court findings, urges impartial review, and cites bias from factional hate in Honolulu. It condemns Tax Advertiser for misnaming Volcano Road and critiques centralized government.

Geo. A. Davis A.S. Humphreys Supreme Court Davis Humphreys Federal Court Honolulu Territory of Hawaii Dole Jhonor A. S. Humphreys

Vessel Movements and Liability Notice from 1901

On March 1st the Kenilworth a 2147 ton Amr ship under master St Clair loaded sugar in Kobe bound for New York after 46 days at sea. The schooner W under master H Talbot in ballast for Portland Ore clears March 23rd. Matson Line crews contracts not the responsibility of masters or agents. R I Guard agent note dated April 16 1901.

Amr Kenilworth St. Clair Kobe Japan New York W, H. Talbot Bennecke Portland Norick

Republican Precinct Meeting Call for Delegates 1904

The Republican Territorial Central Committee urges all Republicans and affiliates in the First Representative District to meet in their precincts on April 9, 1904, to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Delegates and alternates are to attend and select a slate for president and vice president nominees. Precinct delegate counts are listed, with dates and officers noted.

Leland Hawai Hilo Chicago Ilinois United States P. Peck Chatram

Republican Club Meeting Sets Delegates for April Primary

The Republican Club of the qth Precinct Sir District convenes on Wednesday April 6 1904 at 7 30 p m at Firemans Hall to nominate delegates for the April 9 1904 primary election and conduct other business Rolls for precinct voter registration are open at the office of Ridgway Ridgway through Wednesday night April 6 1904 Thomas C Ridgway president.

Republican Club Qth Tt District Fireman's Hall Ridgway & Ridgway Thos. C, Ridgway

Republican Meeting in Waiakea for delegates in 1904

The 3rd Previnet First District calls a meeting for Wednesday March 30 1904 at 7 30 p m at Christian Science Hall Waiakea to nominate delegates for the April 9 primary and to conduct other business. Rolls open for precinct voter registration at Waiaken Cigar Stand through April 6 1904. James D Lewis president G F Affonso secretary.

Republican Club 3Rd Previnet Christian Science Hall Waiakea Waiaken Jas. D. Lewis

Kilauea Lodge 330 Special Meeting Planned

Kilauea Lodge No 330 Fe and A M announces a special meeting on Saturday evening March 26 1904 at 7 30 pm. Work in second degree. Solournine and visiting brethren are invited. By order of the W M. Vicars Secretary.

Kilauea A.M W. M. Hi

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