Legal Notices Estate of War C Cook Guardianship of Henry Chumakini
In the Fourth Circuit Hawaii Territory a petition seeks Letters Testamentary to Elmer E Richards for War C Cook deceased of Hilo. A hearing is set for August 13 1905 at 1:00 am in South Hilo Courtroom. Also chambers notice on guardianship of Henry Chumakini minor for allowance of accounts discharge and guardianship appointment. hearing scheduled September 12 1905 at 10:00 am in South Hilo Courtroom.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Promate
C. Cook
Hilo
Hawaii
Elmer E. Richards
South Hilo
Ward
Hythe Court
A.S. Labaron Gurney
Chas, Hitchcock
Ringway & Ripeway
Chambers
Pronate
Henry Chumakini
Bin
Fourth Circuit Court
A. S. Labaron Gurney
Ripaway & Ripaway
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Nomura Kanokichi
Notice announces IRA A. Hutchinson appointed administrator of the estate of Nomura Kanokichi in Hilo Hawaii. Creditors must present claims to Ridgway & Ridgway within six months, properly verified with vouchers, or be barred. Attorney for the estate is Ridgway & Ridgway. Date July 25, 1905.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Nomura Kanokichi
Underae
Ridgway & Ridgway
Hilo
Haleway Igway Wall, T.H
Ira A. Hutchinson
Notice of Estate Appointment and Claims Bar
To Whom it May Concern the undersigned has this day qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Kawai Kaikahi deceased All persons with accounts against Katte must present them with vouchers within six months from this date or be barred Signed KINI KAIKAHI Cant S Sarva Citas Williams Attorneys for Administrator Hilo Hawaii July 18 1905
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Kawai Kaikahi
Kini Kaikahi
Cant S. Sarva
Citas. Wi
Hilo
Hawaii
Hamakua Soda Works Company Closes Its Doors
All persons are notified that the Hamakua Soda Works Company Ltd has closed its business and dissolved. All bills against the company must be presented to the undersigned within thirty days from the date hereof.
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Hamakua Soda Works Company, Ltd
Sat
Local Agent Appointed for Cox Seed Company
The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco appoints the undersigned as local agent to solicit owlets for seeds bulbs and plants. Catalogues and prices furnished on request. Robert Innes Lillie.
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Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Peace Terms Bitter Pill for Russia
Wireless dispatches report the first session of peace envoys in Portsmouth as they agree on procedural rules. In St. Petersburg Japan’s terms are rejected by Russians urging the government not to accept. Aug 11 notes demand for war costs, Haghalien Island, Liaotung leases, Manchuria evacuation, Korea open door, Siberian fishing rights, interned warships, and broader naval limits.
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Portsmouth
N. H
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Haghalien Island
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchuria
Korea
Siberian
Linevitch Seeks Reinforcements Near Vladivostok
August dispatches report Gen Linevitch requesting more troops to hold the Vladivostok front. Tokio press remains doubtful on early peace prospects while Moji notes reinforce the need for troops. In Honolulu fears arise that the schooner Woodbury may be lost after being diverted from the Oahu-Hilo route.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Linevitch
Moji
Honolulu
Woodbury
Harris
Hilo
Max Schlemmer
Yellow fever outbreak brief from New Orleans reports
New Orleans reports sixty new cases by midnight with four deaths and a proclamation to end chaotic quarantine conditions. Archbishop Chappelle dies from yellow fever as foreign immigration is halted. Today's tally includes twenty one new cases and five deaths. August records show fading fever trend with fifty new cases and twelve deaths yesterday.
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New Orleans
New Order
Chappelle
Disaster in Albany Claims Dozens Die in Store Collapse
Albany reports a deadly accident at the Meyer department store as a pillar removal caused floors to collapse. Thirteen bodies were recovered with over fifty injured. The disaster occurred yesterday in the Meyer building in Albany.
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Albany
Meyer Department
Meyer Department Store
Long Sea Voyage Brings Dirigo and John Ena Home
The Dirigo arrived in Philadelphia after 156 days at sea from Honolulu with a cargo of sugar, reporting frequent calms. The John Ena followed, arriving a few days earlier from Hilo after about 120 days at sea, with all aboard reported well.
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Philadelphia
Dirigo
Honolulu
John Ena
Hilo
Labor Saving Machinery Introduced at Waiakea Mill
The Waiakea Mill Company reports a new field cane picker from Louisiana now in operation. It deposits harvested cane into cars, promising three to four cents per ton work versus eight cents by hand. Olaa Sugar Co. has ordered three similar loaders for next crop.
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Waiakea Mill Company
Louisiana
Olaa Sugar Co
Waiakea Mill Co
Kinau Departures August 11 List of Names
Kinau departures on August 11 include Mrs H Hart Y Chang and Rev Father Miller with a long roster of passengers and accompanying spouses and children. The list mentions many individuals including Dr W E Allen J Severance J Guild Miss Hopper Miss Fraser and Stanley Kennedy among others.
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H. Hart
Y. Chang
Miller
Olphouse
S. Douglas
T. A. Baldwin
W. E. Allen
John J. Severance
John Guild
B. Hopper
Hopper
Fraser
C. Hopper
K. Hopper
Jas. Peterson
S. A. Walker
W. H. Campbell
J. A. Noble
Mary Huhumann
Volcano House Guests Week Ended Aug Fourteen
The Volcano House registered thirty five guests with a long list including A W Carter A F Judd Miss Dorothy Hartwell Miss Juliet Hartwell Miss Florence Carter Honolulu J E B Metcalfe McKay and wife Hilo C W Macfarlane Honolulu G Kinney Naalehu S Douglass Orange N J Sam Baldwin Maui Miss Ray Bell Mrs C R Buckland Miss Havel Buckland Miss Vivian Buckland Honolulu Thos B Reed Canada J K Brown Wm H Campbell W R Castle W L Castle H A Walker Mr and Mrs A W Van Valkenberg Honolulu Miss Henrietta Fuchs Jersey City Miss Elsie Webster Lorna Dee Jeannette McIntyre Mrs S C Heapy Miss Anna Johnson Miss Clara Needham Jose J Arnold C A Brown Honolulu Miss Amelia LeVoy Hilo Dr and Mrs D P Allen Mr and Mrs John L Severance Cleveland O J J McKelvy Miss C M McKelvy Mr and Mrs BE Bindly Pittsburgh Miss A Johnston Weather has been beautiful with no rain for two or three days Nights clear and cold Plenty of fire to be seen in the crater and thirty five guests at the hotel.
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Volcano House
A. W. Carter
A. F. Judd
Dorothy Hartwell
Juliet Hartwell
Florence Carter
Honolulu
J. EB. Metcalfe
Wil Pepton
McKay
Hilo
C. W. Macfarlane
G. Kinney
Naalehu
S. Douglass
Orange
N. J
Sam Baldwin
Maui
Ray Bell
C. R. Buckland
Havel Buckland
Vivian Buckland
Thos. B. Reed
Canada
J. K. Brown
Wm. H. Campbell
W. R. Castle
W. L. Castle
H. A. Walker
A. W. van Valkenberg
Henrietta Fuchs
Jersey City
Elsie Webster
Lorna Dee
Jeannette McIntyre
C. Heap
Madamus Proceedings Over County Auditor Salaries
Judge Parsons hears a madamus petition from Norman K. Lyman seeking payment of $75 for sheriff's clerk duties and a writ directing Auditor Charles Maguire to issue the wage warrant. Lyman claims Board of Supervisors approval and lawful allotment. Maguire argues lack of authority under the County Act. Carl S. Smith represents Lyman. County Attorney Williams will defend Maguire in the morning hearing.
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Madamus
Hawaii
Parsons
Keolanui
Board of Supervisors
Norman K. Lyman
Charles Maguire
Lyman
Maguire
Carl S. Smith
Supervisor Lyman to reorganize and cut road waste district wide
Road Supervisor Norman K. Lyman, appointed by the Board, takes charge to stretch road funds, overhaul stables, sell useless animals, and repair bad sections from Front Street to Honomu. He plans rock crusher use, efficiency gains, and sanitary drains on Waiolama stream while banning street gutter litter by shopkeepers and others including Japanese.
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Norman K. Lyman
Board of Supervisors
Lyman
Front Street
Volcano
Kaiwiki
Wainaku
Papaikou
Pepeekee
Waiolama
Richardson Street
Waiakea
Okino
Half a Day's Good Sport at Hoolulu Racing Park
Fine weather drew a good crowd but events moved slowly at Hoolulu Racing Park on Saturday. Prizes were small at ten percent of gate receipts, damping bidding for honors. The Papaaloa game was canceled due to Palfrey's team delay, leading Hilo’s Unknowns to beat a pick team. Embert Brown failed to pitch, Morehead stepped in. Dolly’ trotter won, Cameron claimed Onomea’s luna race, St Yusef won a half mile sprint, and a pair of drivers clashed until John D' prevailed. The polo match featured Archer Irwin and Shipman against Lyman, Richardson, and Scott, with the former winning 2 to 1.
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Hoolulu Racing Park
Palfrey
Hilo
Gauntlett
Unknowns
Embert Brown
Morehead
Pirates
Hilo's
Dolly
Joe Canario, Jr
Harry’s
Volcano Stables
Luna
Cameron
Onomea
Shipman
Richie
St. Yusef
Brughelli
Philip
Ned McGownan
J. JD. Huston
John
Richard Lyman
Easton
McG
John D
Archer Irwin
Ollie Shipman
K. J. Balding
Clarence Lyman
George Richardson
Alvah Scott
W. T. Balding
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