Hawaii seeks bids for Hilo High School building to Hawaii
Proposals for erecting and completing a High School Building in Hilo Hawaii are due by 12 o clock noon on April 16 1906 at the Office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu. Plans and forms available from the Assistant Superintendent in Honolulu and school agent L Severance Hilo Hawaii with a $5 deposit refundable on return of plans. Sealed proposals must include a certified bank check equal to five percent of the bid and be endorsed Proposal for Hilo High School Building Hawaii. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Hilo
Hawaii
T. H
Asst. Supt. of Public Works
Severance
Aum
Hilo High School
Holloway
Department of Public Works
Public Lands Notice for Lot 4 Katika Hawaii Lease Sale
Public Lands Notice states that on Saturday April 28 1906 at 12 o'clock noon at the Public Land Office Hilo Hawaii the lease for 5 years of Lot No 4 Katika Puna Hawaii area 24.58 acres will be sold to the highest bidder under Part V Land Act 1895. Upset $12.00 per year plus cost of this advertisement. For plan of the Jet and further particulars apply at the Land Department Honolulu or Sub-Agent's Office Hilo Hawaii.
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Public Land Office
Hilo
Hawaii
Katika
Puna
Land Department
Honolulu
Concrete Culvert Proposal for Kapue Kapue, Hawaii
Proposals for erecting a concrete culvert at Kapue Gulch Papaikou Hilo Hawaii must be received at the County Clerk's Office Hilo by 10 O clock A M April 16 1906. Plans specs and proposal forms available from the County Clerk and N K Lyman Road Supervisor South Hilo. Proposals to include five percent certified bank check in a sealed envelope endorsed proposal for Concrete Culvert Kapie Papaikou Milo Hawaii. Right to reject any or all bids reserved by Joint Moir Chairman Board of Supervisors for North and South Hilo Hawaii County.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kapue Gulch
Papaikou
N.K. Lyman
South Hilo
Kapie
Milo
Hawaii Bill Wins Federal Pay for Territorial Legislature
Washington dispatch reports passage of a $30,000 appropriation to cover Hawaii’s territorial legislative expenses with conditions. The measure, after lobbying by Kuhio and Governor Carter, would save $9,000 per biennium by waiving member expenses, while expediting business. The President’s signature expected.
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Senate
House
Congress
Carter
New Steamer Discussed by Inter-Island Stockholders
Honolulu March 29 At the annual meeting of Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company stockholders President J A Kennedy outlined plans to build a new steamer for the Hilo Honolulu run to replace the current vessel. He secured bids from shipyards during a mainland trip. The Kinau run need was urged and the issue was referred to the board of directors for action.
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Honolulu
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company
J. A. Kennedy
Hilo-Honolulu
Kinau
Board of Directors
Star
Revenue bill favored by House committee in five year term
Honolulu reports Acting Governor Atkinson received a cable from Delegate Kuhio announcing the House Committee voted a favorable report on the revenue bill. The panel has decided to recommend passage of the refunding bill with a five year term instead of twenty, a major gain in the delegation's fight. Atkinson cabled congratulations.
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Honolulu
Atkinson
Kuhio
House
New Kauai and Honolulu Schools Planned
Superintendent Babbitt returns from Kauai with plans for new eight to ten room school at Kapaa for Molokan children and a two room Koolau school plus improvements at Hanalei Lihue Hanamaulu Makaweli and Kalaheo. Miss Mabel Wilcox named teacher at Lihue. Hawaii Rebate Commission members back from S S Korea report favorable House action likely to grant 75 percent federal income tax rebate, with time reduced to five years.
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Honolulu
Babbitt
Kauai
Kapaa
Koolau
Hanalei
Lihue
Hanamaulu
Makaweli
Kalaheo
Mabel Wilcox
Hawaii
S. S. Korea
George W. Smith
Mark P. Robinson
J. R. Galt
ER. A. Melnerny
Congress
House
Emigrants Sail from Liverpool for America
Twenty eight hundred emigrants departed Liverpool for America yesterday, as ships carried a large portion of the voyage-bound travelers from the port.
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America
Liverpool
Emigrants From Russia sail for America weekly
Copenhagen reports an ongoing exodus with about two thousand Russian emigrants departing for the United States each week during the spring months. The flow reflects broad migration patterns and economic pressures driving people to seek new lives abroad.
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Russia
Copenhagen
America
Five Piers Burned in Newport Fire Disaster
A serious blaze in Newport on March 27 damaged five piers of the Fall River line. The steamship Plymouth burned while four other steamers suffered damage. Estimated losses reach about one million dollars and one life is reported lost.
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Newport, &. I
Fall River
S. 8
Plymouth
Bears at Billiards Match In New York March 28
Hoppe defeated Sleason in a billiards contest by five hundred to three hundred ninety two in New York on March 28.
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Bears
Billiards
New York
Hoppe
Sleason
Fire Devastates Wrangel Alaska Town
Fire virtually wipes Wrangel Alaska off map in San Francisco report. Loss pegged at one hundred thousand dollars. many residents faced destitution.
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Wrangel
Alaska
San Francisco
Perkins Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge in New York
George W. Perkins, former vice president of New York Life and Morgan partner, was arrested in New York on grand larceny charges for allegedly transferring funds from the insurer to the Republican committee for campaign use. He was released on habeas corpus.
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New York
George W. Perkins
The
New York Life Insurance Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Perkins
Republican Committee
Distinguished Musician Dead
Boston March 28 Macdonald one of the founders of the Bostonians opera company has died of pneumonia. William M Macdonald born Steubenville Ohio showed early musical talent and studied in England Germany and Italy. He debuted in Tl Trovatore and helped form the Boston Ideals in 1880 later organizing the Bostonians in 1887 with Tom Karl and H C Barnabee.
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Boston
Macdonald
Bostonians Opera Company
William M. Macdonald
Steubenville
Ohio
England
Germany
Italy
Boston Ideals
Tom Karl
H. C. Barnabee
The
Bostonians
Agreement at Algeciras Says Morocco Frontier Policing Agreed
Ambassador White cables from Algeciras reporting the conference has virtually agreed on policing the Morocco frontier. Washington dispatches confirm the near consensus and outline the key terms under discussion.
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Washington
White
Algeciras
Morocco
Naval appropriation bill funds battleship fleet and docks
Washington March 27 The House Naval Committee reported a bill granting 99.74 million dollars for one new battleship several torpedo boat destroyers and submarines plus a dry dock at Bremerton navy yard and a floating dock for the Atlantic seaboard.
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Washington, D. C
House Naval Committee Today
Bremerton Navy Yard
Atlantic Seaboard
Tobey Narrow Escape From Sea Storm
The bark Gerard C Tobey commanded by Captain Scott sailed for Honolulu on March 14 but was forced to return due to a storm. The vessel had a narrow escape from foundering at sea.
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Tobey
San Francisco
Gerard C.tobey
Scott
Honolulu
Independent Sugar Refiners Boast Coastal dominance
The Crockett refinery, San Francisco, reports permanent contracts leaving Claus Spreckels with under 50,000 tons of a 425,000 ton Hawaii output. California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company claims 82 percent control, denies secret pacts, and says daily production at Crockett is 340 tons with plans for the coast's largest refinery output next month.
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San Francisco
Claus Spreckels
Hawaii
Sugar Factors Company
Honolulu
Crockett
California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company
Spreckels
George Rolph
Crocket
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RYERY
Hino, Hawaii
Treaw Auditor
Derice
Kine Sraner
TrinoRe Block
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Kaveepy DW
Mai J
Manewet Ratu Coat
C. Metanwan
Imeerird
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Jae County
Obee
Savrranch
Nite Cour Houe
Wawani
C. Henry White
Naalehu
I. EB. Ray
Waiamente St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Air Fire, Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianuenue Street
W.H. Beers
Renta
I. B. Ray
A .S. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Wer
Lished
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Honoulu
Oanv. H. I
Pitman Street
Waianuenue ST
Court House
Hilo Drug Store
Ity Authority
Public
Jas. W. Pratt
Public Lande
Maraki
Kapue
County of Hawaii
Joint, Moir
Board of Supervisors
North
South
Goodyear Rubber CO
R. H
PEASE
Cal
U. 8 A
Tracunn Island
Peters
Johnson
Oregon
Helena
Mont
Henry Neill
Samuel Neill
Senate Rateas
John F. Walla
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Wallace
Newport
the Crockett Refinery
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