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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1904
Page
2
The fragmentary text lists a Herald type notice about a deadline by Friday. It mentions J. Casrat as Runaway diditor and Mae Rieliess as Manager. The legible items are sparse and do not form a clear event or article.
The Tribune partners with InterIsland Telegraph to launch a refined news view. Beginning this issue the Tet Hunk will publish every Tuesday morning, delivering world and local news to island readers before mail delivery from Honolulu.
The Board of Health warns of the dangers of epidemic exposure and the need for sanitation in Hilo. Dr Stow, aided by Sanitary Inspector Howman and local doctors, is leading cleanup efforts. Householders are told to disinfect, clear yards, lay lime and whitewash, and residents are urged to set traps and use poisoned meat to reduce rodent threats.
T. J. Ryan argues for an agricultural college in Hawaii, praising state support from Congress and federal backing. He contends Hawaiian students gain more from practical agriculture training than from aspiring to politics, noting agricultural colleges exist in many states and territories.
Nearly the entire Wing Men's Republican Club and others fill Fireman's Hall for addresses by A. J. Atkinson and leaders. Speakers urge party harmony, loyalty, and continued development for Hawaii, noting loan funds, harbor improvements, and Panama Canal links. Delegate Rubio and others stress Hawaiian interests and political engagement.
Proposals for constructing a concrete arch culvert and approaches at Wainania Gulch in South Hilo District Hawaii are invited by C S Holloway Superintendent of Public Works. Bids must be on official forms, sealed, and accompanied by a certified check. plans cost 5 dollars. Proposals due September 19, 1904, at noon.
Governor George K. Carter proclaims a general election for November 8 1904. The notice lists senatorial districts Hawaii Maui Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe and Kona areas with polling places from Hilo to Waimea. Voting hours 5 am to 7 pm and district boundaries are defined with precincts and precinct polling sites across the islands.
Official Hawaii territorial document lists representatives for districts one through six with names including Weinman and others. Dated at the Capitol, Munetibi, the 29th day of Angi ALD tod, under Governor 4 KR. CARTER.
The Board of Registration for the Mirek Election District will meet at multiple locations Sept. 12 through Oct. 8. Readiness to vote is required with listed times and venues including Milo Pireman's Hall Kurtistown Mt. View Kent Store Wataken Kapoho Coffee Shop Opihikan Kalapana School Hilo Papaiken Store Pepeckee Laupahoehoe and many others. Chairman Desha and officials Lyman and Pritchard sign the notice.
Notice states that Norick and Matson Line disclaim responsibility for any debts contracted by the crew. K P Agent, Ilo. April 16, 1901, Suard. The text appears as a terse legal notice regarding liability and authority. The wording is fragmentary but indicates non-liability by the Masters and the Matson Line for crew obligations.
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