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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary notice dated Tuesday September 7 1904 mentions Roosevelt Fairbanks and several names including Charles Warren and Antone Fernandez in a terse stripped OCR line. The text is largely illegible, with many garbled words and incomplete names.
With the Republican ticket in the field, organizers stress voting on election day and warn against overconfidence. The key task is to register anew as only names on the Registration Board lists may vote on November sth. Absenteeism at polls tends to defeat the party.
The Hilo Terug notes weekly progress under editor J Caste Ridgway and Romeyn, with new printing facilities and a wireless service on Fridays. It covers the Hilo Teachers Vinton meeting, a chicken thief caution, and a Honolulu opera Said Pasha review, plus local theater and concert notes and federal juror lists for October term. It also mentions Masonic and Eastern Star flags, local paintings by E L Scovill, and Hilo figures in the press.
Professor Henshaw reports in Fruitvale on mosquito larva and tadpole experiments. He emphasizes thorough drainage and cleanups of standing water, noting kerosene as a preventive measure. He cites examples from Central Park and Paris gardens to illustrate how drainage affects mosquito presence.
Notice shows a for sale item described as a thoroughbred tax terrier papa tied to Dr Henry Hayes Hite. Details are sparse but indicate a transfer or listing under a named owner and a veterinary or medical tie. No further context or locations are provided.
The Hashaw house in Puneo recently occupied by P. Peck and family is offered for rent. R T Guard has purchased the building and leasehold at Nine Miles Olan from Murtoka Yongjira. CHAN Po.
M Kekino Kealawou announces himself as an independent candidate for Representative from the First District in Hilo Hawaii on September 24 1904.
Local ad offering cleaning, repair, and tuning for pianos, organs, and accordions in Hilo. Promises prompt, quality work at reasonable rates. Caller to examine instruments and state charges. contact via Carvalho Bros. at Crescent City Barber Shop, Front Street, Hilo.
The Secretary of Hawaii announces filing deadlines for territorial General Election nominations. Male U S citizens aged 30 for Senators and 25 for Representatives must meet residency and voting qualifications, with 25 dollar deposits and 25 electors signatures. Deadline is 5 PM October 16, 1964 in Honolulu.
Governor George R Carter announces a general election to be held on Tuesday November 8 from 8 am to 6 pm. Voters in Senatorial Districts Hawaii island Maui Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe Oahu Kau and Hawaii vote for Senators and Representatives. Precincts and polling places listed by district with Kalapau School Tense Keanu Olna Hilo areas and Kona districts among others. Presence of detailed precinct boundaries and polling sites across the Territory of Hawaii.
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