Nomura Kanokichi Estate Administrator Appointed
To the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii court an administrator has been named for Nomura Kanokichi deceased. All creditors must present claims to Ridgway Ridgway Hilo Hawaii with vouchers within six months or they will be barred. TRA A. HUTCHINSON, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Nomura Kanokichi
Ridgway & Ridgway
Hilo
Hawaii
T. H
Tra A. Hutchinson
Jono M. Jardine
Evangelino DA Silva
Louisson
Hamakua
C. R. Blacow
Havana
Connecticut
Sumatra
Japan
Vuelta Abajo
Walter S. McLean
Hilo Mercantile Co
Notice of Estate Administrators and Guardian Sale in Hawaii
Appointing EVANGELINO DA SILVA as administrator of Jono M Jardine estate with six month claims period. Guardian Alfred W. Carter petitions for sale of Annie T K Parker minor ward real estate in Hawaii Fourth Judicial Circuit with court hearing set August 18, 1905 and notices to publish in Hilo Tribune and Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Phonatt
Chamanns
Annie T. K. Parker
Guardian
Alfred W. Carter
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Territory of
Hawaii
J. P. Parker
Kaaoiki
Hamakoua
Paauhan
Weha
Makakuolo
Keahua
Kalapa
S. Parker
W. G. Irwin & Company
Libertas
Kalopa
Public Lands Office
Kahea
Ani
Ward
South Hito
Island
Hilo
Honolulu
South Hilo
Island and Territory of Hawaii
Chase
Parsons
Lebaron Gurney
Caml S. Sarre
Allorney
Russia Will Not Make Shameful Peace Declared by Emperor
Wireless dispatches from St. Petersburg report the Emperor’s firm stance against a shameful peace. In New York, Baron Komura and Minister Takahira meet Roosevelt as Japan signals moderation but seeks indemnity. Sugar and tobacco notes mix with Hawaiian experiments, cigars praised, and ship quarantines spark health worries.
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St. Petersburg
Paris
de Witte
Demeritus
Cherbourg
New York
Russia
Baron Komura
Takahira
Roosevelt
Fever Epidemic Pressures Reinforcements for Linevitch
Reports from New Orleans and St Petersburg describe yellow fever spreading with six deaths and 45 new cases totaling 195 since the outbreak. Sanitary regulations are tightened while an exodus continues as cases rise and authorities struggle to contain the epidemic.
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St. Petersburg
Emperor of Japan Receives Taft and Party in Audience
The Emperor and Crown Princess welcomed Secretary Taft and Miss Alice Roosevelt in audience at Tokyo. A luncheon, garden party in the private park, and a court spectacle followed. Premier Katsura hosted a banquet, drawing large crowds in the city. The Taft party then sailed from Kobe for Nagasaki after an ovation.
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Tokio
Japan
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Katsura
Kobe
Taft Party
Nagasaki
Japan Advances North of Vladivostok and Other July Dispatches
A compendium of July reports notes a Japanese battalion landing at Dekastries seven hundred miles north of Vladivostok, a large Japanese force attacking the Tumen front, and various colonial and maritime events. Also covered are bond sales in Hawaii, the Roosevelt departure for the Peary Antarctic expedition, and the Bennington disaster casualties with coastal and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Dekastries
Vladivostok
London
Tumen
Tokio
Lydia
Honolulu
W. G. Irwin
Atkinson
Carter
Cable
North Sydney
Cape Breton I
Roosevelt
San Diego
Bennington
New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Assurance Company
Foul Play Suspected in Papaikou Murder Verdict
Connor's jury finds conflicting testimony and possible perjury raise suspicion the Papaikou death was murder. Kiama killed Yoshiva after a lengthy talk, then died from multiple wounds and a slash throat. Yoshina lived with Ogushi Taro kichi. husband sought 250 dollars, receiving 40 as expenses. Three Japanese men Shiban Kingera Shibuo Mokimichi and Okuro are jailed for conspiracy to extort from Ogushi Tarokichi.
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Connor
Papaikou
Inquisition Board
Kiama
Honoma
Yoshiva
Yoshina
Ogushi Tarokichi
Ogushi
Ogashi
Honomini
Shiban Kingera
Shibuo Momokichi
Okuro
Lieutenant Slattery Reports Breakwater Data to Board of Trade
Lieut Slattery of the U S Sur Department addressed the Hilo Board of Trade on breakwater plans. He presented harbor maps and trade tables from which Congress could assess shipping costs without a breakwater and potential savings with wharf facilities. A committee led by John A Scott was formed to report to Honolulu via the Kinau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
John A. Scott
Peck
A. Lindsay
J. F. Nichols
R. T. Guard
Honolulu
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The
Orrive, Kinowean
Hine
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
C Rinthins
Enti
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Suverance Building
Cour House
Milo, Hawail
Riveway
Titos.c. Ripaway
Ridgway & Ridgway Attorneysatola’ Colleitors of Patents
Geneva
Waianwenwe Bridge
I. KE. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
Sfreckels
Henry Deacon
Hawaiian Fertilizer CO. Limited
Walakea Mill Co
Theo
H. Davies & Co
Lad
Waianuenue
Bridge Sts. Hilo
W.H. Beers
Kents
LK. Rug
Bishop & CO
Bankers
Honor Uie
Oano. H
Pitman
Court House
Tilo Hotel
F. Bradshaw
Propriet
Ripaway
Taiming
San Francisco
Cal
Enterprise Reaches
Frisco
Washington
East
Sagamore Hill
Annie Johnson
R. P. Rithet
Mary E. Foster
Philadelphia
W.S. Mclean
H. I
Vuelta Abajo Havana
Florida
Tampa
Key West
New Orleans
Emperor of
Luna
Robert Ramsay
Onomea Sugar Company
Papaikou Mill
Ramsay
Kinau
A. G. Spetzer
R. Reidford
W. C. Irwin
W. R. Roth
Slattery
Board of Trade
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