Legal Notices and Real Estate Sums in Early Cases
Summonses returned and served in multiple cases. A. Peterson and J Church sue for broker fees and services on properties in Honolulu. Church home sale to F B Whit ing valued at 7600. Bishop Co. partners sue Hoen for 1105.75. Porters Furniture Co. seeks recovery on notes totaling 808.75. H Hack & Co. seeks 630.20 on two notes. Cecil Brown sues over a note of 350. Henry Waterhouse Trust garnishes as administrator. Note destroyed by fire January 1903. Indictment for Taguchi unserved. deputy searches fail.
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Morniie
Ron
Halstead
Plaintit
Wilder Avenue
A. Peterson
F. J. Churchana
Church
Kewalo Street
Honolulu
F. B. Whiting
Wualalua
Damon
Bishop & Co. Va Hoen
A.B
K. B. Porter
Portes Furniture Co
Ve. Kaplolant
Hm, Hack & Co
H. B. Golf
Cecil Brown
Kate Hraymer
Cornwell
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
W. H. Gornwell
Territorial Grand Jury
John Fernandes
Taguch
Naval raid on port of Gensan report from Japanese consul
Washington dispatch dated June 30 1904 reports a Japanese consul message from Honolulu describing a dawn raid on Gensan port by six Russian torpedo boats. They damaged a steamship and sailing vessel, wounded four locals, and caused minor building damage before retreating.
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Gensan
Washington
Honolulu
Conhul
Genuan
Takahira
Newchwang
Manchuria
Lieut
Burnkoff
Port Arthur
Chefoo
China
Tokio
Japan
Viadivested
Japaneas Entilement
Victorious Report Of Takushan Army
A June report from Washington notes Takushan Army victory with officials confirming success and detailing strategic gains. No further details available in the fragment.
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Takushan
Takushan Army reports Farahailing capture from Fenshuiling
The Takushan army reports operation began June 25 to occupy Fenshuiling where Russians built fortifications. After stiff resistance and engagements detachment surrounded and captured Farahailing on June 27. Casualties reported as over 100 on the main road with more elsewhere. six Russian officers and 82 men captured. Commander Takahira notes 170 casualties.
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Hofiolulu
Takushan
Fenshuiling
Forlowar
Farahailing
Siewhere
Takahira
Train engine kills Japanese on Hawaii rail line
A Japanese man, walking along a straight section of track near Punahou, was struck by an O. R. R. Co. passenger train traveling 10 to 20 mph. He was injured, then died five minutes after arriving at Queen's Hospital. Officials believe suicide, noting prior similar incidents by Japanese individuals.
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Hie
Dl. Co
Ewa Mim
Honolulu
Mowat Guite
Nese
Queen’s Hospital
Bin
Hia Akull
Ehal
Changes Slated in Land Office Chief Clerk Post
T Lyons, former bookkeeper in the Treasurer's office, is slated for the chief clerk role in the Land Office to replace Stephen Mahaulu and secure bondsmen with a $15,000 bond. Lyons has been an expert examiner of Land Office books during the Mahaulu dispute amid rumors of Henry Peters succeeding Kamalopill as patent clerk. Haleiwa Limited excursion train on Monday July 4 leaves Honolulu at 22 a.m with stops at Valant. excursion tickets $2.00.
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T. Lyons
Ofice
Stephen Mahaulu
Honda
Mahaulu
Lyona
Henry Peters
Oahu
Honolulu
Vineapples Plan Question From Masonic Temple Message
Inquiry asks how the plan will handle vineapples to the States at very low ages, referencing the Masonic Temple as context. The fragment implies procedural or policy concerns about export or distribution for minors within a specific venue setting.
Power Cut Tonight On Heights Trolley
The Pacific Heights railway on the Heights will have power cut at 10 tonight as Rapid Transit Company suspends service to consider abolition of the line. Negotiations continue to determine restoration and future operation. Bondholders express willingness to meet the situation to restore electricity to the line as soon as possible.
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Heights
Chr
Pacific Heights
Heights Row
Carter removal fight over Annie Parker guardianship on Haw Island
A Hawaii court heard demurrers in a dispute over removing guardian A W Carter of minor Annie T K Parker. Lawyers for both sides argued form and jurisdiction while noting pending proceedings and potential future terms. Attorney General reps will handle further provocation as land matters surface in Hanalei and Kohala circuits.
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Low
A. W. Carter
Guardian
Annie T. K Parker
Parker Ranch
Haw
Carter
Ja, Magoon
J Lightfont
J. J. Dunse
Elizabeth Knight
Annie T. K. Perker
Kinney, McClasahan & Cooper
Derby
Cooper
Hawaii
Danae
bin Demurrer
Dunne
Annie Parker
J. Lightfoot
Kerby
Petiton
Prossers
Eyoming
Lihue
Kohala
Hilo
Andrown
Yale Harvard freshman race outcome and postponement
Special Cable reports Yale and Harvard freshman crews raced today with Yee winning the freshman event. The varsity race was postponed to tomorrow. Dispatches from New London and Port Arthur cover torpedo boats, forts at Port Arthur, a Russian arsenal fire, a Prohibition Convention candidate, and shipping notes including sugar and beets prices.
One Hundred Quit Appeal To Governor Work On The Roads
Some fifteen or twenty Hawaiian food laborers seek an audience with Acting Governor Atkinson to learn why no work remains on the Government roads. Supervisor Samuel Johnson cites the new appropriation act restricting road expenses, cutting forces to about one third. About one hundred men were dropped to meet the monthly limit of under ten thousand dollars for roads and maintenance, with plans to rotate a portion back to work while others are temporarily laid off. The workers protest as reductions affect thirty nine local areas, with the depot quartermaster awaiting shipments from the Orient late next week.
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Atkinson
Samuel Johnson
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YALE
L jeeBeans Makers
New York
Alfred Benjamin & CO
Kash Co., Ltd
Crourge
Masonic Temple
Magoon
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Gear
Harvey
Hanalei
Kaual
Hanalol
Satur Ulletin
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fort ST
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yee
Piceacenntanee Santina
Torpedo Destroyer
Cronstadt
Russia
Arsenal Horn
Indianapolis
Ind
Silas Swallow
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Cal
Ieal Depot Quartermaster’s Department
Thomas
Orient
Somerset
Sho Co
L Mitel
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