The National Vote Roosevelt Triumph Discussed
A historical analysis notes Roosevelt’s unprecedented electoral lead and compares it to Grant and Lincoln. It traces national vote growth from 5.7 million in 1868 to an expected over fourteen million, and discusses party shifts in Hawaii including Home Rule dissolution and Republican gains led by the Young Men's Republican Club. It suggests next legislature adopt a County Act and GOP consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elesthon An ‘Pwestley
Roosevelt
Grant
Horace Greely
Abraham Lincoln
Geo McClellan
United States
Hilo
Young Men's
Republican Club
Hawaii
Republican Party
Panama Mosquito Text Emphasizes Public Health
The article highlights Dr. William C. Gorgas's role in Panama health matters for the Isthmian Canal route. It notes Havana’s success in eradicating yellow fever via sanitation, water control, street cleaning, and patient care, and expresses confidence that similar methods could quell yellow fever in Panama, dengue, and malaria if unsanitary conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W., C. Gorgas
U.S. A
Panama
Isthmian Canal
Havana
Cuba
United States
Surgeon General Department
Election Rules Notice From Atkinson in Honolulu
By authority the attention of all candidates at the Geners Election is drawn to sections of the Rules and Regulations for Mything Elections relating to filing sworn statements. Secretary ATKINSON warns of costs incurred in connection with such election. Honolulu official notice dated 190g.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Mawail
Capitol
Honolulu
Nowenshertet
Rival for Silk Banner in Territorial Election
Word from Honolulu says Lanpahoehoe will rival for the silk banner awarded to the precinct with the largest Republican vote. In Nahike Maui Republican voters swept the poll. all thirty registered voters cast straight Republican ballots, earning Nahika a claim at Republican headquarters for the banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Lanpahoehoe
Territorial Committee
Nahike
Maui
Nahika
Hawaii Post Office Annual Report Highlights Territory Centers
The Post Office Department released its annual report from Washington, noting Honolulu as the leading territorial post office with gross receipts of 64,210.15 and salaries totaling 41,400.75. Hilo follows in importance, reporting 9,091.17 in gross receipts, while four other Presidential post offices exist in the Territory. Average weekly remittances, especially to Yokohama, run 6,000 to 7,000 dollars, with a peak of 21,000 in one week. The report explains classifications and appointments by the President and Senate versus the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General for other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Ofice Department
Washington, D.C
Mawaii
Honolulu
Maleine
Hilo
Niro
Yokohama
Japan
Madeira
Kohala
Wailuku
Lihue
Lataina
Senate
Minority of Two Sets Hawaii Senate and House Members
The next Legislature will have a single Democratic senator, Palmer Woods of Hawaii, with Oahu lawmakers Isenberg McCandless Achi Lane Dewsett Bishop Hawaii Brown Hewitt Parks Woods Main Hayselden Kalama Dickey Kauai Gandall S W Wilcox and only Kaniho from West Hawaii among the minority. The lower house remains mostly Republican with listed members from Oahu Hawaii and Kauai. Subscriptions to the TRUNK are $2.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanito
Hawaii
Palmer Woods
Senate
Oahu
Isenberg
McCandless
Achi
Lane
Dewsett
Bishop
Brown
Hewitt
Parks
Woods
Main
Harris
Aylett
Andrade
Quinn
Lilikalani
Cong
Broad
Cox
Kalawai
Kaleiopu
Mahelons
Waterhouse
Shipman
Lewis
Smith
Fernandez
Holstein
Pulau
Greenwell
Kaniho
Mani—Nakuina
Coelho
Pali
Kalino
Copp
Haia
Kauai
Hilo Railroad Co Short Route to Volcano
timetable shows July 1 start for passenger trains excluding Sundays. readable stations include Hilo, Olaa Mill, Kenad, Herndale, Mount Vewauri, Glenwood, with varying arrival times around 6:00 to 8:30 AM and other listed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Railroad Co
Volcano
Pat
Halo Syssesttt
Olna Mill
Argiz
Herndale
Hoolaha Hoopaa Moraki in Hawaii Seeks Property Sale Notice
Public sale notice from Jose G. Serrao, mortgage broker in Hilo Hawaii, lists a February 1904 foreclosure on property described in Honolulu and Territory of Hawaii records. The notice includes lists of buyers and sale locations, with details of loans, payments, and notices in various districts, concluding with subscription pricing for Island publication.
Petition for Letters of Administration in Estate Case
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii the notice states that A Horner brother of the deceased seeks Letters of Administration for the estate of J M Horner of Kokaiti Hamakua Hawaii. A hearing is set for December 1st at 10 oclock a.m. in Hil Hawaii Court to determine granting the petition. Clerk Chas Hitchcock Deputy Clerk Can 5 Sarr attorney for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
J. M. Horner
Kokaiti
Hamakua
A. Horner
Eelock A. Im
Hil Hawa
Nile
Ehewali
A.S. Labaron Gurney
Ty Chas
Hitchcock
Sarr
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Hilo Mortgage
Mortgagee announces foreclosure on a cortin chattel mortgage from Oka to C F Bradshaw recorded in Honolulu July 1904. Advised assignee Jose G Serrano will conduct a public auction November 25 1904 at 10 am at the court door in Hilo to sell listed household stock and fixtures to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortin
Oka
C.F. Bradshaw
Hawaii
Register of Conveyancrs
Honolulu
Paye Gt
Sal Morgage
A.D. Igog
Jose G. Serrano
Jose G. Serran
Uvereof
Hilo
Y. Oka
Jorge Dresser
Pew Tire
Ferneaux Lane
Front Street
United States
Trains Between Hilo and Puna Schedules and Fares
Train service from Hilo to Puna operates Wednesday to Friday with stops at Olive and Pama, then Pakow, returning via the Steamship Kivau. Excursion and commutation tickets are sold, with twenty five ride and thousand mile options at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOR
Hilo
Puna
Railrow Wharf
Pakow
Walaa
Paton
Public Lands Auction Notice in Hawaii
Public lands auction for 538 acres in West Kona Hawaii to be sold Saturday at the front entrance of the Judiciary Building Honolulu at eight oclock. High bid by cash in gold coin. For details contact Department of Public Lands at the Judiciary Building Honolulu or Land Office Hilo. Commissioner J A B Pratt announces the sale in Honolulu in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Judiciary
Honoluntn
Kale Lanl
Waa
N. Kona
Hawaii
Department of Public Lands
Judicary
Hovelwin
Land Office
Hilo
Concrete Arch Culvert Project Bid Notice in Hawaii District
Bids are invited by the Superintendent of Public Works for a concrete arch culvert and approaches at Kaiele Gulch in the South Hilo district Hawaii. Plans and specs are on file in Honolulu and Hilo with copies available for 5.00. Proposals must be on furnished blanks, include full bidder names, be sealed and delivered by 12 noon November 14 1904 with a 5 cashier’s or certified check to Holloway. The office may reject any or all bids.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Kuiele Guleh
South Hilo
Hawaii
T. 1
Jnf
Imade
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Palapala
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Teritore
Hoke
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Jone G Rao
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M. H
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Loin
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É. Ray
W. Pratt
Kijeie Gulch
Hilo Market CO
Bringer St
Hino, HT
Pacific
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Hino, WH
WM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
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Alex. Cross
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