Harmony sought in party clash over judge appointment
An editorial appeals to bolters in the republican ranks to back their candidate and tensions rise as factions press for harmony. It argues Parsons cannot win and urges support for Homer J Rows, noting Little withdrew his name and urging united backing to prevent a Honolulu default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holters
Bolter
Parsorts
Herald
Judge Little
Parsons
Homer J. Rows
Charles F. Parsons
Hilo
Little
Homer L. Ross
Plum
Honolulu
Cat
Judge
Smith-Parsons
Ross
Teacher salaries hit by 20 percent retrenchment in Hawaii
Great consternation spreads among Hilo and Hawaii teachers as Honolulu proposes a twenty percent cut in public school salaries. The piece defends the need for high pay due to extensive training and probation, arguing cutting wages harms Hawaii’s esteemed school system and could force teachers to seek other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Honolulu
Corps of Teachers of
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Editorials Debated Parsons for Judge Amid Party Tensions
A lengthy and bristling editorial defends Parsons for judge while backing away from Republican loyalty. The Herald’s stance shifts after Judge Little’s withdrawal, praising Smith Parsons and criticizing Homer L. Ross as impartial. Jons A. Surra is noted as supporting both Home Rule and Republicans, aiding Parsons’ bid. Governor Carter’s and Parsons’ interests are framed as the target of political theater by local editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons A. Surra
Parsons
Carter
The
Herald
Hygenic Smith
Benefit Concert at Haili Church Aids Worker Home in Wainkea
A benefit concert at Haili Church last Friday drew strong applause for a lengthy program. Ticket sales totaled 85.65 dollars, funding the foundation work on a worker’s home in Wainkea, with all expenses donated. The event featured Waiakea Choir, solos, glee club numbers, drum and opera selections, and a full church program, followed by a Fourth Circuit Court term opening in Hilo with Grand and Petit Juries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haili Church
Wainkea
Waiakea Choir
Sam Lilikane
Glee Club
Sesseeeee Benn Spalding
Albert Nade
Mem
Eemall Men of
S. S
Kalaina
Mary
Boon VO
Vvere
Lewis
Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit
Hilo
K. N. Holmes
Foreman
Chas. R. Garcia
B. Duncan
Adam Lind
Schoen
Charles Eldarts
W. J. Rickard
Kawaihae
H. EB. Kelsey
J. T. Lewis
W. 5. McLean
J. M. Gouvea, Jr
J. R. Sousa
Geo
W. Paty
Jus. Gibb
C. Lettman
J. M. Ross
Fred Haley
P. K. Pua
Isaac Erickson
J. Rosa
Chas, Pearson
J. J. McGuire
W. K. Walker
F. T. Carty
Jus. Pottock
Op, Anderson
Albert Horner
John Loa
Walakea Meeting With Curtis Shields Address
Rev Curtis Shields will address men at the Walakea social settlement on Home Responsibilities and Privileges. Mr Kalainn will act as interpreter. Songs by Walakea children. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Shields
Waiskea
Kalainn
Russians and Japanese in War News From the Atlantic
The report contrasts Russian and Japanese treatment during ongoing hostilities. Russian authorities detain Japanese subjects aboard a British ship at Port Arthur while a letter reveals prisoners seeking aid. A battle scene near Port Arthur shows a dying warship and a lone bottle with a plea for help. A newborn is announced in a separate notice for Wm. T. Balding in Waikane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexieff
St. Petersburg
Chemulpo
Red Cross
Port Arthur
Dr C B Cooper Named Delegate to A M A Meeting
Dr C B Cooper of the Territorial Medical Association of Honolulu was chosen as the association’s delegate to the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City June 7 to 10. He sails May 21 for a conference of state and territorial health officers in Washington arriving in time to attend the Atlantic City gathering. He chairs the leprosy section and plans original research and possible expenses for specialists. The Washington conference will include reports and general discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Hawaiian Territorial Medical Association
C. B. Cooper
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Washington
Cooper
National Guard Company D Ordered to Armory Tonight
All members of Company D National Guard of Hawaii are ordered to report at the Armory tonight at 7 30 to consider business of importance. W A Friter Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
Hawaii
W. A. Friter
Foreclosure Notice for Hawaii Mortgage Sale
Mortgagees J Iwasaki and H H Tanemoto announce foreclosure for nonpayment on a Hawaii mortgage dated December 17 1903. Public auction of property in Hilo on June 14 1904 at 11 am includes specified leases, crops, two horses, and a saddle horse. Sale by cash under attorneys Wisk & Ross in Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hamada
Hilo
Territory of
Hawaii
J. Iwasaki
HH. Tanemoto
Olea
Island
Territory of Hawaii
Registrar of Conveyances
Honolulu
J.wasaki
H. Tanemoto
Hiio
Hilo Sugar Company
Y. Hamada
Punahow
Hilo A
Ichi
Punahoa
Siwasaki
Maloko
Hamada
Iwasaki
Dekemaka
T. H
Hilo Sugar Co
Apana Aina
Panahow
Elvele
I. Iwasaki
Wink & Ross
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Ilo Tribrane
Wriday
Reuir
Cook Kaitor
Rolters
Haiti Church
Watakea
Walakea
Rouge Waves
Coodyear Rubber CO
Krth
Pease
San Francisco
Cal
U. 5
Dr. Cooper
Regie
the Globe Clothing Co
Anenue
Peacock
Hild Mercantile CO. Limited
P.O
Port Costa
Colden Gate Cement
Simmons
Kutter
Wisk & Ross
Hilo Wine and Liquor Co. P.O
Church St
Saloon
P. O. Box
Telephone
King Near Front St
J. S. Canario
Hawaiian Fertilizer Go., Ltd
Brewer Block
Queen Street
O. Box
Honolule
C. M. Cooke
Bishop
G. H. Robertson
I. J, Tenney
J. Waterhouse
W. M. Alexander
C.H. Atherton
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