First American Savings & Trust Co of Hawaii Statement 1905
Territory of Hawaii sworn statement lists assets and liabilities as of July 1 1905 for The First American Savings & Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd with capital 200 000 and deposits 899 609 07. It shows paid in capital 109 000 00, bills receivable 281 727 11, cash on hand 10 362 05, interest 418 44, and totals 496 987 60. Directors Cecil Brown M P Robinson W G Cooper notarized July 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF Hawaii
Island
Oahu
Honolulu
Cecil Brown
W. A. Coopen
Felng Pach
First American, Bavingn & Trust Co. of
Hawaii
Ehavey
Suapense
Ron Hotate
First American Savings & Trust Co
P. Roth
Notary Public
Notice of Assignment and Non-liability Statements
The Qinong Chong Co of Hawaii assigns its assets for creditors’ benefit to von Hamm Young Co and Chu Gem of Honolulu. Notices warn creditors to contact the assignees. a separate statement declines personal liability for debts unless authorized by written order.
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Honolulu
Qinong Chong Co
Kukuibadio
Counse 7
Hawaii
von Hamm-Young Co
Chu Gem
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co ad blurb
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co. advertises manufacture of all kinds of carriages wagons and vehicles with mates given building and repair services for transportation goods and passengers in the era.
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Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co
Advertising Signs Clash With City Art Space War Rants
Acting Governor Atkinson condemns intrusive signs defacing Thomas Square and nearby art displays. He argues proper advertising belongs in designated areas and warns Pioneer Advertising Co. they may press a territorial frontage claim to remove signs.
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Atkinson Law
Anid Atkinson
Nature’s Art Gallery
Thomas Square
Pike Opium Sellers Fined Heavily
Three men Ah Wa Ab Be Vie au Loo Pol were arrested after witnesses testified this morning. Judge Whitney sentenced them to 64 dollars each, aiming to crack down on the opium trade and restore peace in the district. Police report ongoing efforts to dismantle the drug ring and curb similar activity.
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Chinone
Optim
Whitney
Ah Wa
Pol
Sheri Henry
Visa
Dancing Night In Lihue With Coney Orchestra
In Lihue on a July evening young people led by Marold Rice enjoyed an impromptu dance at the Social Hall with Coney's orchestra providing music Mr Coney presided personally and the night was praised as near perfect The hall floor was fine and refreshments flowed with punch and lemonade The gathering included Mentames Albert Wilcox John A Palmer and others and concluded around 1130 with warm remarks about the evening The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin notes completion of the day’s news.
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Lihue
Marold Rice
Coney
Albert Wilcox
Mentames Alpert Wilcox
John A. Palmer
Brown
Horger
Carter
Edings
Mies Wilcox
Kio
Berger
Roper
Meapman
Girvin Jordan
Moers
Harald Rice
C. Wilcox
Philip Rice
Madelena
G. Wilcox
W. HL Rice
Hjorth
Willard
Inheritance Tax Law Uncertain in Territory Court
The probate case of the late Mrs. Bybil Carter raised whether the new inheritance tax retroactively covers estates of people who died before the law. Judge De Bolt heard arguments as Deputy Attorney General Pro urged that the law includes pre enactment estates, while B L Marx and Judge Stanley argued otherwise. Briefs were to be submitted by Saturday.
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Bybil Carter
de Bolt
Pro
B. L. Marx
Stanley
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record 1908
Entries list property transfers recorded on August 1 1908 and August 2 1906 with multiple parties including Gear Lansing Co Joao Medeiros and Win R Cantie Jr plus earlier records from 1905 1906 and 1902 noting land parcels in Honolulu and Waikiki areas with amounts and page references.
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Gear, Lansing & Co
Tre
Joao
Medeiros
Mies
Jack Kuamoo
R Cantie Jr
Henry M Renton
Kohala Land Co Ltd
Ab Wa
Caomar
Jardin
Lark P Robinson
Jno & Bush
Rel Labapa
Ernestberger
Frond
Jolant Guild Luau At Tolant Colley Provision
A grand Hawaiian luau is to be hosted by the Ahahut talant on Saturday August 6, 1905, at Tolant Colley provision from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Tickets are $1 each and available at the Hawaii Promotion Committee office in the Young Building or from Guild members.
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Honolulu Brewing & Malting Co
Honolulu
Slened Schweitzer
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Young Building
Guild
Local Names List From Harbor Ports
A fragmented list of names and places from Maui and Kauol ports includes several individuals and spouses, with dates like August and references to obits and local officials. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial titles, providing scattered identifiers such as Mur rey, Hanar A.W. Dawn, Miss IL Katine, and Masters Puller.
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Maui Porte
Per Etme
Maui
Smokulaus Fey
Murrey
Hanar
A.W. Dawn
Miss IL Katine
Angus
Hy Holmen
Kaholut
Min Crook
Ty Graham
K. Takumara Nul
T. Davie
Mire AL
JP Maloy
Raymond Smith
Woo, Smith
Misa
Kate Cornwell
Sullatan
W. Lue
Cns
Mra D
McIntyre
Kauol
Per
Keaw
3Tra
Winkler A
Roosevelt visit to Cincinnati track sparks libel claim
New York July 11. Representative Rhinock accuses publisher Crinwell of libel in an article about Miss Alice Roosevelt and Longworth linked to Theodore Roosevelt’s daughter. The piece discusses a Cincinnati trip, introductions to a group, and alleged motives. A grand jury inquiry and a July 17 examination date follow.
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New York
Justine
Mini Alice Roosevelt
Stave Longworth
Joseph Lochinock
Sixth
Robert W. Chewell
Aliée Roosevelt
Longworth
Rhinock
Ptt
Miet Oowevelt
Crlawell Fe
Westion
Mie Roosevelt
Hhitlock
Mise Roosevelt
Rhinacke
Cith
Campbell County Grand Jury
Cretewell
Ming Roosevelt
Longworth and
Reinecke
Artle
Congresaman Rhinock Wan
Mr. Crinwell
Con
Cincefnati
Delawell
Kaimuki Zoo at Night With Kawaihau Orchestra
The Kawaihau Orchestra will staff the Kaimuki Zoo on Friday evenings from 7 30 p m to 11 p m offering an evening ride and featuring the Fish and Turtle Pans show with tights and electrical effects.
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Kawaihau Orchestra
Kaimuki Zoo
Therc
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Ireatment Securities
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Ride & Loun Bocy of Hawaii Ltd
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Onlin
Jolant Guild
LUAU
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Cincinnati
Scientific American
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Moana Hotel CO. Ltd
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United States
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S. S. CO
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Pacific
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Pacific Railway CO
Vanco
Victoria
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Vancouver
B.C
Sydney
Brisbane
Canada
Europe
Thee
B. Davies & Co. Ltd
Union Express Co
Queen Street
HUSTACE. PECK @ CO
Steamship Co
Oceanic Steamship Co
Pacific Mall Steamship Co
Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co
Wilder 8
Toyo Kisen Kaleha Steamship Co
Hustace-Peck Co., Ltd
Queen ST
Merchants’ Protective Association
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