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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
4
The Hilo Republican paper backs the East Hawaii ticket led by J A Andrews for sheriff and Norman K Lyman for clerk, urging unity to advance republican principles, equitable labor treatment, and avoidance of race-based office distribution. It pledges support for honest, economical county governance and accountability.
The Trinuni condemns the party strategy in East Hawaii, criticizing unit rule and viva voce voting as unfair to the minority. It argues that majority authority must respect minority votes and urges the Territorial Republican Executive Committee to remove the unit rule to end factional strife and wasted effort.
In Hawaii advocates push for a secret ballot for delegates to all conventions to promote unity within the party and make party work less hazardous or distasteful for workers employed by corporations.
After the Fourth Precinct Primary Loebenstein led with 45 votes as a Republican delegate. The piece commends his loyalty amid intra party contention and notes reactions to the convention, while also praising Dr. Chaar and Frivolity Freear for promising theatrical offerings in Hilo and Clement's show efforts.
A. C. McKenny is tempera mentally the ideal man for chair man of a convention. He is even better than this when he is on your side.
J K Higgins of Hawaii Experiment Station visits to collect material for the St Louis Exposition Agricultural display. He seeks first class specimens of perishable fruits and horticultural products including bananas custard apples papayas alligator pears lemons oranges grapes figs limehi sapota rose apples pomegranate cocoa beans and more. Notify Higgins at Demos thenes Cafe with suitable samples at once.
Lanok matters J P Rasmussen of the Sailors Union has been in Hilo to organize labor. meetings planned to form separate unions for carpenters longshoremen painters and hack men plus two federated unions for smaller trades. Three delegates from each union will form the Hilo Labor Council with charters and AFL support.
Nicholas Russel condemns using public charity for hospital needs while noting private Queen's Hospital subsidies. He argues the territory should not rely on alms to fund essential institutions and questions funding for courts and Legislature. He warns that begging the Territory—at home—signals systemic misrule.
Reverend Jeremiah Zimmerman of Syracuse New York tours the world visiting Hilo and the Volcano House to study missions. He plans a book on sociological effects of missions after personal inspection. He previously led a Syracuse Lutheran church for 25 years and will winter in Egypt for archaeological study. He authored Spain and her people and helped edit the Century Dictionary.
Proclamation by Sanford B. Dole Governor sets a special election date in November 1863 for county officers across the Territory of Hawaii. The document outlines districts, counties, and Precinct boundaries on Molokai Maui Oahu Hawaii Kauai including Kalaupapa Kalawa and Waikolu and details supervisors sheriffs clerks and tax collectors to be elected.
Mortgagee A Lindsay gives notice of intent to foreclose on June 1 1898 deed in Liber 180 pages 171 172 and sale of Lot 14 Government Homestead Map No 3 in Honokaa Hawaii on August 26 1905 at noon Cush terms cash auction at court house proceeds to mortgagee Charles Williams attorney for Lindsay announces details of the property and sale procedure.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names such as Jose M Pereira and Maria Hervueira, locations like Henokes and Mokupiini, and dates around 1965 including June and August. The garbled article references a public or legal notice with personal names, places, and a ceremony or event, but details are unreadable.
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