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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
2
Hilo column reports a young desperado on the loose again due to territorial officials' refusal to fund his transportation to reform school. The public funds the freight in either outcome, per the piece. The notice also covers local business growth with new brick structures on Waiantenne street and office buildings in the city core.
A Porto Rican boy, 14, jailed in Hilo for stabbing, was released after the Board of Supervisors refused to pay for his transport to Honolulu Reform School. The High Sheriff and Attorney General support county custody, while Honolulu argues prisoners become such only after conviction. The incident prompts officials to consider similar actions for other Milo Jail detainees if county funding remains unavailable.
A lady tourist endured nervous hysteria during travel to the Neato House and was brought to Thilo Hospital on Tuesday where she received careful care. With friends the party traveled on and she was well enough to be moved to Honolulu on Friday. The episode unsettled her briefly but no immediate danger is seen for her recovery.
A dated health notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent bilious colic attacks. It advises taking a double dose at first signs of illness and claims many users avoid attacks. Sold by Hilo Drug Co.
Proposals to A G Curtis School Agent Kurtis town Howat due by 1 o clock on April 5 1905 for construction of three rooms a water tank and shed at the 12 Mile School cottage Olua Pane with specifications on file. The School Agent may reject any or all bids.
The company announces trains on Wednesdays from Hilo Station via Railroad Wharf to Olaa and Pana, aligning with the Steamship Kina arrival to run through to Puna and stop at Pahow both directions.
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