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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1903

Page

4

Home Rule victory shocks East Hawaii voters in 1893 election

In East Hawaii the Home Rule ticket won decisively with S. J. Desha the sole Republican victor. The Hilo campaign was weakened by leadership conflicts around Stacker Andrews and A. C. McKenney, whose control over headquarters and tactics alienated voters and left the Republicans a lonesome minority.

Hawaii S. J. Desha Hilo Republican Party Messrs. Stacker Andrews A. ©. McKenney Stacker A. C. McKenney Jim Lewis McKenney The Herald Beavers LeBlond W.C. Cook

Dole Appointed Federal Judge Sparks Hawaii Debate

In Hawaii politics the appointment of S. B. Dole as Federal Judge draws fire as sentimentally motivated and ill suited for the post. Critics argue Roosevelt could have named a distinguished American jurist, while supporters praise Dole as a gentleman with strong local backing. The piece notes long-standing island tensions with Honolulu and questions the political use of the judgeship amid party strife.

Dole Roosevelt Republic of Hawaii McKinley Territory Dele Hawaii Estee S. B. Dole

Political quarrel and gubernatorial talk across the Territory

Debate over Hawaii's governorship pits Carter against Cooper with Dole and Governor prospects discussed. Cooper praised as aggressive yet fair. Carter shown as energetic but controversial, while public sentiment splits between them and local blocs. Also commentary on press ethics in the Macdonald case and Chamberlain’s tariff reform rally in Britain.

Geo. R. Carter Carter Cooper Islands Dole Hawaii Pacific Bulletin Evening Bulletin

Pineapples and Local Halos in Hawaiian Trade

Hilo discusses pineapple marketing with a California fruit canning representative. Debate over which pineapple sizes to cultivate and canning viability, noting Oahu output to a Honolulu provision house and high stock value post tariff removal. The text urges local patronage and community reliance in Hilo.

Hilo California Bentley Hawaii Oahu Honolulu Advertiser

Macdonald Vindicated by Commission in Colombo Report

Readers rejoice as commissioners in Colombo Ceylon report Major General Sir Hector Alexander Macdonald fully vindicated. They find no reason or crime warranting death by self destruction over conviction, affirming his moral and irreproachable character.

Acter Sir Hector Macdonald Sir Hector Paris New York Herald Hector Ceylon Mac Hector Alexander Macdonald Colombo

The Chamberlain Campaign Promotes Protective Tariffs

The Chamberlain campaign presses education for protective tariffs in the United Kingdom. He draws crowds with his message and his pamphlet has been widely distributed, already gaining noticeable influence as it continues to ferment in the public mind.

Ritchie Chamberlain Glasgow Greenock Fife Asquith St. Andrews Cupar Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Gladstone Midlothian United Kingdom

The Marriage Knot and Ancient Ties

The piece notes the knot as a symbol in Babylonian marriage ceremonies where the priest binds bride and groom with threads, echoing the binding nature of wedlock. In other dispatches, Count Tzokoff warns of an inevitable Turkey Bulgaria war. Russians hold a Tartars general prisoner at Mukden. and a violent Indian county clash in Newcastle, Wyoming leaves the sheriff and deputy dead with ten Indians killed and eleven captured.

London Eng Tzokoff Turkey Bulgaria Peking China Mukden Russia Newcastle Wyo

Fish bone toothpick and coronation motto tale

A Scottish claimant at a crown event argued she represented a historic ferryden family and that a fish bone given to King James I should become a recurring coronation tradition with the motto Weel Pykit. A minister quips about preaching volume and audience reach during a health toast.

George IV Sterling Goon Duntiine James 1

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Riday Milo Ap Secetit Elites Trumtter LL. W. Haworth Baiter L. A. Andrews Peter Lee W. A. Todd A. B. Lindsay Dore Dole and Carter Katee Court of Appeals Aio Frisco MacDonald Society Stationery Tribune Waiannenue Street Detostlienien Fidelity Insurance Company Custom Howe Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd Judd Merchant Steel
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