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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
2
Governor Carter backs school arbor day to foster love of trees and civic pride. He urges students to plant and beautify parks, arguing tree planting enhances streets, real estate values, and public roads while promoting welfare and cleaner air.
The decision aligns with prior rulings on sheriff subordinates needing Board of Supervisors approval. If the Board withholds sanction, an appointee remains only in name. The piece also notes banana by product potential for alcohol, citing Dr Nicholas Russell and a Hawaii case about a young girl’s health report.
Alameda is slated to resume her former run, restoring a reliable coastal mail service. Stakine Reenaxer quips he feels as useful as a fifth wheel, needing more diplomatic grease to secure appointments.
Tan Japanese horseshoers like Mahomet decided that if the mountain would not come to them, they would go to the mountain to get their licenses. Governor Carter had been quick to sidestep the accusation that he proposed to run another political campaign.
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor meets in Washington. Gompers criticizes sugar planters for pressing to bring Chinese into Hawaii and for seeking to modify or repeal the Chinese exclusion law while opposing Japanese immigration. The piece notes calls for Hawaii to exclude Chinese and restrict Japanese immigration, with broader implications for U.S. labor and policy. It cites remarks about Pacific coast views on coolies and assimilation, and mentions enforcement actions for compulsory schooling and general local notices.
Notice urges shippers to charge freight to consignors with a written order from Vesela ruins. R A Lucas & Co promotes safety razors, urging buyers to purchase a Gillette Safety Razor at Holmes Store for five dollars.
The article notes life insurance agents seek annual dividends while Pacific Mutual emphasizes stable policy issue despite past events. It highlights directors' joint liability under California law for embezzlement or misappropriation by officers, underscoring security concerns for policyholders.
Notice from Lt. Guard agent in Hilo dated April 16 1901 stating that neither the masters nor the agent of vessels of the Matson Line will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew.
The company outlines Wednesday trips from Hilo via Rail Road Wharf to Olaa and Puna with Kiwau steamship connections, Friday and Sunday excursions to Pahow and nearby points, and weekend sale of excursion, commutation, and thousand mile tickets at low rates.
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