Public Lands Auction in Honolulu Sets Hawaii Lands for Lease
By authority the governor announces a public sale by auction on April 20 1904 at the Judiciary Building front entrance. Lands offered include Polipoli in Maui about 74.68 acres at 220 per year and Hoo Apans on Molokai about 3740 acres at 440 per year with terms and payment in advance or semiannual. Plans and details available at Public Lands Office.
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Judiciary Building
Poltpoll
Watela
Maui
Hoo
Molokai
Uittle
Ieee
Plana
Avely
Public Lands Office
Merchants' Hot Lunch at The Criterion Saloon
The Criterion Saloon offers a merchants hot lunch daily from 11 PM to 1 20 PM. Bull R Carter promotes the meal as a daily offering for local merchants and patrons.
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Criterion Saloon
Notice of Hearing in Hawaii Probate Matters 1904
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii in chambers probate matters: petitions for administration and final accounts in estates of Kaaua and Chang Yeo Tong. Hearings set for April 26 1904 and April 10 1904 in Honolulu, with notices to interested parties to appear and show cause.
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Territory of Hawaii
Kaaua
Monnalun
Oahu
J. J. Dunne
Kania’ki
Ward Court
Honolul
Island
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
Circuit Court OF the Circuit
Chang Yeo Tong
C.K. al
Cha | Yee Tong
Honolulu Oahu
iDultetin
Honolili
Geo. D. Gear
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
George Lucab
Cireute
First Circuit
Merry-go-Round Warning Seeks Careful Handling and Violets Sale
The Merry-go-Round proprietor J. A. Victor warns the public to keep away from moving machinery and states no liability for accidents. Delinquency will be punished by law. Also advertised are fragrant mountain violets for sale at the Carcer Hotel and Fort streets on Saturday and Tuesday afternoons.
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J. A. Victor
Carcer Hotel
Fort Streets
Worldwide War Drama Looms Over London Financial Markets
London experts warn of a world war dragging in five great powers and costing millions of lives and billions of dollars. The Far East conflict tightens nerves of Lombard Street as RussiaJapan-France-UK power shifts threaten global markets. Britain’s stance tightens as alliances bind Japan and possible French involvement spark fears of a naval clash among major powers. The tension coincides with the US position under debate as diplomats watch the evolving crisis and naval strengths.
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London
Far East
Lombard Street
Paris
Japan
Ruma
Yalu
Russia
France
England
Great Britain
Manelal
Paria
United States
Maritime Passenger Listings and Advert for Pain Killer
A mixed Orient and Maul port scene lists passengers including Mra Price Mackensie Greg ory Mingle Yamamoto and others with families. The notice mentions ships Maune and Claudine with dates March 2 29 and names of many travelers. An advertising endnote promotes Pain Killer by Perry Davis with claims to cure throat pain cough cramps diarrhea cuts burns and more.
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Orient
Siberia
Mra
K.P. Price
FA. Mackensie
G. D. Gregory
I A. Mingle
K. Yamamoto
T. ¥. Boong
So Your
Dirs. Ormaby
Mise Shurwood
E. V. Morgan
BR. Wendell
Bowidrieb
Ly Reverance
Ashley
Mra. Clark
Don
T. Kinhimoto
Wits and Infant
Nobu Fujianwa
Choy In
D. Miyata
Maul
Kona
Kau
Maune
Tou Loft
Niveras
J. P. Lino
Adolph Lino
A.D. Lino
J. A. Maguire
W. G. One
Mim Marian C. Downett
J. le. K. Kawaba
J. F.johnson
Mra Newcombe
Mine Saarey
Lum \Mong Lin
Capt. Drew
Perry Davies
Price
First White Woman To Enter Seoul
The article recounts Mia Lucius St. Foote, the first white woman to enter Seoul, accompanying General Foote during Korea’s opening. She calmed crowds, aided Japanese residents during a massacre, and refused to leave when urged by royalty. Returned to San Francisco, she died soon after, her courage aiding Western presence in Seoul.
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Mia
Lucius St. Foote
Seoul
Korea
General Foote
United States
Kurt
Jacquer
Mire
Foote
Legation
Abe
USA
Mra. Foote
Abed
Japan
Mrs. Foote
San Francisco
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Honolulu Investment Co.,ltd
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Minneapetia Journal
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