Local and General notices fill a busy page
A broad mix of items includes probate actions, church schedules, ship arrivals, and tax notices. The Territorial Treasurer, Whitney & Marsh ads, and a probate petition for John K. Brown are noted along with church services at Our Lady and St John the Baptist. Also listed are baseball games at Mukiki grounds and a levy attempt on J.D. Lowitt property in Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terdtabien
Lilly
C. J
Hiv
Helene
Poshna K. Brown
Whitney & Marsh
Territorial Treasurer
Pa Lum Mow
Iquor Heemee
Aino Yoshida
Wan
Actes
Abo
Sinous
Hatela
Ke Au
Hage
Spalding
C. Horton
Catholic Church of Our Lady of
Hilo
Mra. Ketchat
New York
Willian Dewoer
Califor
St. John the ‘Baptist
Kalthiwaena
Father Clement
High Mann
Bundy Ethal
John KK. Brown
Alockiom
Cal
Kinwa
Wall & Bouth Henk Curlo Vo
A&a
Hul Kashamanu
Lucy K. Peabory
Mukiki Grounds
Sweet Homen
Carelerin
Mike
Adidlig
Boen
Time To Order Christmas Books
Several customers have already expressed interest in Christmas books and gifts. The ad notes cash or easy payments, and offers to help choose styles of binding and delivery to suit the recipient.
Korean man jailed for five years in murder case
Trial judge sentenced a Korean man to five years at hard labor and a $1 fine after finding him guilty of first degree murder. The judge noted the defendant’s intelligence but stated no leniency due to the crime, rejecting defense claims and a possible death sentence.
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Man Young
Atwintawt
Henry Vide
Lindaay
Lighttoot
Galt
Fleming
J. W. Oathpart
Landaay
Janey
Oahu
Lindsay
Bune
Noar
Japan Takes Very Serious Position On Rising Tensions
A New York Sun report notes heightened American concern over Japan's actions in Manchuria and against Americans. A dinner at the Imperial Hotel with 160 bankers highlighted fears of a racial conflict and calls for urgent, restrained policy to avoid rupturing long standing ties between the nations.
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Japan
New York
Hawaii
Bat Francisco
United States
Sun
Imperial Hotel
Sau Mrauchen
Joho B. Rockefeller
Muamelal
Merchants Seek Relief and Salary Adjustments
A local merchants association discusses relief from a court decision impacting corporate operations and explores repeal or amendment for broader remedies west of the state. The board approves sharing the decision and Breckon’s letter with member corporations. A report supports maintaining $75 monthly salary and 100 travel expenses for E. B. McClellan, while the Chamber of Commerce backs similar action. The board also considers a committee to scrutinize the finances of an insurance company with San Francisco loans to assess solvency and loan repayment risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association Ork
Wakefield
Breckoun
Astale
Insurance Companion
San Francisco
Joral Lensen
Adouid
Band Tour Funding Sparks Honolulu Debate
Community members argue over using the relief fund to bring back musicians stranded abroad. Officials consider guarantees for return, while donors question Cohen’s role and the band’s travel expenses. Local leaders propose using remaining funds to ensure safe, timely homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Au Hou
Tullett
Ka-1
Francisco Rellet Fusd
Y Ral
Sour
Idewarth
Cox
Rotem
Prouwer
Supervioorn
Suade
Nyun
Cohen
Costme
Helene
Nelwan
Porte
Bull
Boyn
Wen of
Unitoraia
United States Army
Hemien
Dantarhin
New-To-Day Preanuay Urdepartment Notice
Official city notice from the Office of Supervising Anniteer announcing reception at the post and office hours all day on December 19, 1904, with instructions and references to taxpayers and local governance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getuber
Ban Peen Hee Football Ban Noted AtWaimea Kickoff
A fragmented report lists names and times, noting a ban and a kickoff at Waimea at 4 p.m. Townsend and Golke appear in association with teams. Details are unclear but indicate a football or sports event with restricted participation.
Campaign Funds Dwindle Amid Turmoil and Fashion Notes
Fragmented OCR text hints at dwindling campaign funds and a distracted mood, paired with remarks on fall fashion patterns and color tones. Mentions of ordering, guarantees, and generic commentary appear, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Mont
Metter Gome
Food Law 6 Rules Enforced With New Pure Food Act
Washington Oct 20 reforms under the Pure Food and Drug Act are set for enforcement as regulations approved by the Agriculture, Commerce and Labor, and Treasury departments take effect. The rules require clear labeling, origin, ingredients, and proportions, ban deleterious additives, and restrict misleading statements. Geographical names face control, with American designation required for certain products to prevent deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilon
Department of Agriculture
H.W. [Wier
Agricultural Department
BN. D. North
Department of Commerce and Labor
Jaimen
Getey
Treasury Department
Wilson
Metcau
Shaw
Devine
Howe
Asinglea
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Masonic Temple
Turroay Nalutd Commandery
Wetiay Watumoay
Hendry
Becretary
Noriky
Evich
P. Tall Street
C. Aldeon
Honoluli He Lokenio
Beretania
Dy Ctaer
H. Harry H. Simpson
Gecretary
B Mubrat, ER
Wim M'Kinley
Kat Ps
Ral Beranskis
Pergee
M. M. Johnson
D.D. A. Jacobron
Kate
Wonolulu Arieles
Tnd
Ket P
Hall
King Street
Sam Lynne
ALT
W. F. Drake
Sacher
Murphy
Antonio
Brwihere
Motighe
Todd, Levy
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Company
W. © Patterson
Oreeral
Whittle
Igh
Correr
Union Street
Hawaiian Rtalty and Maturity 06, Ltd
Rael
Rouritien
Ben Re de Monelulu
King BT
Per & & Ventura
Miss Power
Moston
Fort Street
Honolulu Clothes Cleaning CO
Alakee Street
Jehneen House
4. A. Rodanet
Wire Wright
Wayselden Tobacco Company
Alexander Young
Thos
Aan
Ean
Timely
Molokal
Meinkerbott
Cofer
Alamede
Lane
Eliot Bae
Wn, C. Lyon Co
COR
Btarets
Upetaire
Ads
A. N. Sanford
Graduate Optician
Boston Building
Fort
Over May & Co
Peck
United Staves
Hhey
Naflotel Guard
National Red Crees Committee
Fen Francisco
Transporta
Bur Prame Court
Cironit Court
Dunare Bande
Jerchants
Motorprive
Hrower
Prwtichaen
P. Sm
Ton Peuriess
Golke
Ban Peenhee
Mem
Ftw
Nihaw
Townsend
Makawell
Ant Waimea
W. W. Akana & Co
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