Foreclosure Notice on Kowlo Property in Hawaii
Mortgage held by Joseph Pele and Keamp to H Dimond and Waterhouse heirs seeks foreclosure for nonpayment. After three weeks quiet on the Kowlo parcel in Pleasanton, sale by public auction will occur at a Molokai room. mortgagors protest and appoint William Alfred Mugeou as attorney. Dated November 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pele
Keamp
H. Dimond
J.waterhouse
Cuha
B. Morgan
Welch Poow
Thatul Ir
Alfrot Mugeou
Waraub Suns
Kowlo
Panoa
Island
Ont
Royal Paleot
Kateans
Mahioa
Ayano
Taro
Kola
Geo J. Mikel
Stuila
Foreclosure Sale Notice on Puunui Land in Honolulu
Mortgagee J A Magoon announces foreclosure for the Aenie and Charles Haines loan to W A Kinney. After three weeks from Nov 7, 1896, the property in Puonui Honolulu described in Royal Patent 4461 B Koloana 1070 to Hikoula AG3-td will be sold at public auction Dec 7, 1896 at 12 noon at W S Lnee auction rooms Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenie Haines
Charles Haines
W. A. Kinney
Ang
Register Office
Oahu
J. A. Magoon
Lnee
Honolulu
Puonui
Hikoula
Cable extension debate in Dole administration meeting
A government hosted secret conference in Honolulu to consider extending and enlarging J. W. Spalding’s exclusive Pacific cable franchise. Key figures included President Dole Minister Damon Thurston and officials, with advocates urging a two year extension and subsidies while opponents warned against exclusive control and Japan’s reaction. The room’s secrecy contrasted with later statements that the meeting was not confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Dole
Executive Council
Damon and Swith
J. W. Poster
United Sta Thurston
Washington
W.R. Castle
Mosers
Paul Isenberg
J.P. Hackfeld
W. G. Lewin
Alexander Young
EF. M. Swanzy
F. A. Schaefer
Cooke
B. Atherton
W. D. Alexander
J. A. Kennedy
Bob. Dillinghan
G. Bolte
John Ena
J. Mc Brocker
Geo. W. Smith
J. Nott
M. P. Robinson
D. Phillips
Justice Judd
Dr Co B
Wight
PB Bao Sentters LH
Waterhouse
Coceil Sirown
W. Schmid
Methandless
Miss Keily
Damon
Ity
United States
Australia
Japan
Hawaii
Foster
Thurston
Swanzy
Pacific
Smith
Alexander
Jeountry
Postponed Jealous Yacht Club Meeting Adopts Boys Auxiliary
Last evening the Jealous Yacht and Boat Club held its postponed annual gathering with low attendance. An amendment to by laws creating a Boys auxiliary for under twenty admitted at reduced dues. they gain club privileges and may become full members upon full fee payment. Officers and directors listed. a memory resolution honors TF Lansing for his service and declares esteem for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allieas
Cecil Brown
George Si. Carter
D. W. Corbett
Tresy A. Low
Flw. McChexney
Wall
Charles J. Gray
W. W. Chamberlain
Koso
TF. Lansing
Lansing
Hawaii Tax Plan Sparks Debate Among Notables
In a Pacific meeting, Meesie Inenberg Irwin Hackfeld Schaefer Dillingham and others opposed the proposition. Poster and Thurston touted the $475,000 benefit, yet the assembly failed to see value in the sacrifice required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Meesie
Inenberg
Irwin
Hackfeld
Schaefer
Dillingham
Messrs
Poster
Thurston
Hawaii
Savage dog loose ends in attack near Punchbowl
A ferocious dog from Bettencourt household attacked a Bolster dog at Beretania and Punchbowl streets. Harry Juen of City Feed Store was bitten when he tried to separate the fighting animals, suffering lacerations to the leg and seek medical care. Juen considered action against the dog owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bettencourt
Beretania
Punchbowl
Bolster Brothers
Bettencourt
Harry Juen
City Feed Store
Pacific Bottom Could Host 500 Mile Cable Route
A California exchange notes the ocean floor between Hawaii and California sits at a level enabling a railroad grade to run 500 miles without change. This fact was found by a U S surveying vessel mapping soundings for a transpacific cable lay. Frames for Citizens Guard Certificates made to order for framing at King Bros 110 Hotel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Exchange
Pacific
Hawaii
California
United States
King Broa
Hotel Street
Divorces and trials dominate high court docket
The court tally includes guilty verdicts for Ah Sin and Ah Wing on opium charges with fines and costs. Several divorces are granted with child custody awarded. A sensational confessional tale about blackmail and kidnapping circulated, tied to Winthrop crimes, with intricate local readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Sin
Ah Wing
Perry
Davia
Supreme Court
St. Meyers
J. H.stelling
Dole
Nolle
Kaulukou
Kaapuni
Pacheco Ben Pangelinan
Amy Pangelinan
Creighton & Correa
Robertson
Louisa KR. Andrewson
Robert Andrewa
Humphreys & de Bolt
Kaleikuaiwa Ve. Kanunkna
Udge Carter
Wailuku Sugar Co
W. H. Cornwell
Carter
W. A. Kinney
Coal Fire Burns Large Pile at Pacific Mail Wharf
Smoke issued from a 3000 ton coal pile belonging to H Hackford Co between the fish market and Pacific Mail wharf. Fire Dept. sent Engine 1 and hose lines. Water from the bay and Toyomaru pumps battled the blaze. By 2 15 pm Chief Engineer Hunt reported the fire largely out though pumping to continue until safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauka
H. Hackford & Co
Pacific Mail
Hunt
Fire Department
Ewa
Toyomaru
Messrs
Paul Isenberg
J. F. Hackfeld
H. Hackfeld&Co
W. M. Giffard
W. G. Irwin
Nanaimo
British Columbia
T F Lansing Returns After Severe Rheumatism
T F Lansing has recovered from a severe attack of rheumatism sufficiently to attend to business. He expects to resume full duties and rerun stalled affairs as soon as possible.
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the Evening Bulletin
King Street
Zonobia
A. I
Jexico
Linane
P.O
B. L. Finney
Morigagze
Ayer
Wyatt
Port Road
Wenttind
Hen
Tam
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
The
Republic of Hawaii
GLOBE
Castle & Cooke
Gov
Fom
Mrr
Aummel
Savage Dog Loose
Totter
Lee
Level Pacific Botton
Mongomery
Cont
Ve. Cornwell
Hy Ronson
Charles Monteomeory
O Liver W. Winthrop
Janes Campbell
Winthrop
Rte Try
Market Street
Mackiela
Pacifico Mail Wharf
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