Local Campaign Letter Boosts Homer L. Ross for Judge
In the May 6, 1904 issue of the Hilo Tribune a communication by W. C. Cook Auditor Judge Little discusses retirement from the race for the Fourth Circuit Court. The piece endorses Homer L. Ross as a candidate, praising his Hiloite credentials and urging that a Honolulu appointee be avoided to promote harmony among Republicans.
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Little
Homer L. Ross
Honolulu
Ross
Hilo
Judge Little
St. Louis
Kappelmeister Berger
Missouri
St. Louisa
St. Looey
Delegates Squabble Over Convention Shock in Islands
The piece criticizes a fragile politician and notes Hawaii’s convention chaos. Delegates from Kauai Maui and Oahu celebrate the strong man’s setback while alleging no deal implicating the Governor. Mr Smith is urged to focus on agricultural studies.
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Island of Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
Oahu
Smith
Honolulu
A Bad Man and the Fourth Circuit Bench Battle
The Honolulu Bulletin on April 26 questions attempts to place a treasonist on the Fourth Circuit while citing a row between Judge Little and a business partner in the Northwest. It defends Little’s career as unblemished amid numerous charges and rumors, highlighting the political clash and media fire.
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Advertiser
Little
Northwest
Thurston
Honolulu Bulletin
Patronize Home Industries and Crescent City Charm
The writer argues island merchants face higher costs from transport and labor, urging consumers to consider reasons for local price marks. They condemn the Bridge Street approach to the new ion bridge, calling it an eyesore and urging action, and note Hilo as a fitting Crescent City name.
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San Francisco
United States
New Ion Bridge
Bridge Street
Inside Hawaii delegates clash over Hilo judgeship bid
Maui and Kauai protests highlight Hawaii’s push for a Chicago convention tally. Carl Smith wooed administration votes but Atkinson’s pledged support faltered. Hawaii’s 33 delegates may have favored Smith. fallout suggests a contested nomination and political maneuvering within the Honolulu convention.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Carl Smith
Hilo
Smith
Atkinson
Oahu
Chicago
Maui
Kauai
Maui News
Judge Little Withdraws Candidacy for Circuit Judge
Chambers Circuit Court May 4 1903 In a letter Gilbert F Little withdraws his bid for reelection as circuit judge and urges support for Homer L Ross as his successor He cites political pressures and party unification while praising his tenure and thanking supporters and the press for their backing He expresses intent to continue serving the territory.
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Chambers Circuit Court
Hine
Emron Hine Trine
Homer L. Ross
Ross
Gilbert F, Little
Hilo Harbor Breakwater Proposal Urges Protecting Reef Coast
Dear Sir recounts House Bill 11 038 seeking survey and cost estimates for a Hilo harbor breakwater to shield shipping from northeast swells. Emphasizes Hilo as island port, rail terminus, and growth potential with Panama Canal traffic, urging immediate action and noting support from the Hawaiian Commission. Also mentions ongoing congressional pace and supportive replies from Delegate Burton.
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Territory of Hawaii
Cocoanut Island
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
New York
Hawaiian Commission
Panama Canal
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