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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1904
Page
6
An old health note urges readers to strengthen digestion for better nerve and general vigor. It suggests avoiding prolonged weakness and implies remedies to restore weight and health through improved eating and digestion.
Waiakea Boat House, Lucas & Co proprietors, advertises services at Waialea bridge in Hilo. The notice mentions revenger baggage, harbor access, rowboats for hire, private picnics, and moonlight rides, with telephone contact for KING UP ON TELEPHONE.
Herb Young of Young Brothers Honolulu has sold his stake to his brothers and will sail this week on the schooner W. Hy. Marston bound for San Francisco. He aims to strike rich on the coast, possibly locating the Rio de Janeiro treasure lost off San Francisco years ago. A skilled deep sea diver, he has reached depths of twenty fathoms and may be pursuing a bold card up his sleeve.
A New York wireless firm signs a contract for five long distance circuits linking Key West Panama Porto Rico and the South Cuban coast to establish wireless communication from New England to Panama with future Orient extension. Existing Atlantic coast stations and a naval Panama unit will connect with De Forest Pacific stations toward Alaska. The feature also covers Grimm's Law in language, contrasts with Polynesian philology, and ends with a medical ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
The Nawabi cottage on Schooltreet London offers a six room and bath setup for rent. The notice mentions October 8 and includes a news blurb about Japanese losses at Port Arthur and expectations of a fleet sortie, with a subscription promotion for TriKunk Island at $2.50 per year.
Jersey and Holstein calves, full blooded or mixed, three days old or younger, will be bought by Jim Morris in Hilo.
Government of Hawaii announces a general election to be held Tuesday November 5th. It outlines senatorial districts for Hawaii Island Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe Oahu Kauai and Niihau and provides polling places including Hilo Puna Kohala Kona Kau Island and South Kona precincts with court houses and schools as polling sites. George R K Carter signs the proclamation with election dates hours and district allocations.
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