Notice to Creditors in Estate Matter in Hawaii
In the Circuit Court of Hawaii the Estate of Nomura Kanokichi deceased appoints IRA A. Hutchinson as Administrator. Creditors must present claims, verified with vouchers, to Ridgway & Ridgway in Hilo within six months from July 25, 1905, or be barred. Ispeay & Ripeway are attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Citamanis
Prowati
Henry Chumakini
Fourth Circuit Court
South Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo
A. S. Labaron Gurney
Chas. Hitchcock
Ripeway & Ripeway
Nomura Kanokichi
Ridgway & Ridgway
T. H
Ira A, Hutchinson
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Hawaii Territory
Guardian Alfred W. Carter offers the Parker minor's estate lands for sale in Hamakua Hawaii on September 7 1905 at 12 noon at the Circuit Court House makai door. Bid minimum 124000 dollars. Lands include J P Parker grants Kanaiki Pasuhau Weba Maka kuolo Kalopa and Kalopa crown land interests totaling about 1066 acres with leases and public land records referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Parsons
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Annie T. K. Parker
Alfred W. Carter
Mauka
Circuit Court
South Hilo
Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Labaron Gurney
Commissioe
Hamakua
Island
J.*p. Parker
Kanaiki
Pasuhau
Weba
Makakuolo
Keahua
Kalapa
J. P. Parker
S. Parker
W. G. Irwin & Company
Liber
Weha
Kalopa
Public Lands Office
Kubea
Homakua Soda Works Company, Ltd. Dissolution Notice
All persons are notified that Homakua Soda Works Company Ltd has closed its business. All bills against the company must be presented to the undersigned within thirty days from the date hereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homakua Soda Works Company, Ltd
Progress of Peace at Portsmouth Telegrams Across The World
Wireless reports from Portsmouth New Hampshire detail multiple peace talks between Japan and Russia. Articles progress include recognition of Japan's influence in Korea, Manchuria evacuation open door, and cession lines of railway to China. Updates note delays and optimism, with life attempt on the Dowager Empress in Tientsin.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
Korea
Russia
Manchuria
China
Harbin
St. Petersburg
Liaotung Peninsula
Sakhalien
Port Arthur
Tientsin
Boycott Weakening Reported in Shanghai
Shanghai reports the American goods boycott is weakening on August 21 as Japan and Tokyo note the cabinet weighing President Roosevelt's proposal presented the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Tokio
Japan
Roosevelt
Destructive Hurricane Hits Marshall Islands Kills 100
Sydney Nova Scotia reports a hurricane sweeping the Marshall Islands with about 100 people killed. The storm caused massive damage across islands, prompting rescue and relief efforts as authorities assess casualties and destruction.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Marshall Islands
Spartan Ship Goes Ashore at Maui Coastline
The Spartan, sailing from Newcastle for Kaana pali with 1900 tons of coal, ran aground off Punnene Maui. After sixty seven days from Sydney the vessel is a total loss. The captain remains aboard to salvage rigging. crew were saved and cargo insured.
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Honolulu
Spartan
Newcastle
Kaanapali
Spreckelsville
Maui
Puako
Hawaii
Sydney
New South Wales
Punnene
Sugar Quotations From San Francisco Market
Sugar quotations from San Francisco dated August 18 show 96 test centrifugals at 4.125 and 82.50 per ton and 88 analysis beets at 8s 114d per ton with a price of 77.49 per ton.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dissolution Vote Favors Confederacy With Sweden
Complete returns from 368 election centers show 200 votes for dissolution of the confederacy with Sweden and 184 against. The tally comes from Christiania dated August 17. The outcome hinges on the final results from the remaining centers and potential official actions following the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Sweden
Japanese Gunboats Bombard Port Lazareff in Korea
Two Japanese gunboats bombarded Port Lazareff, Korea, with an attempted land assault failing. Reports from Tokio also note minor engagements along the Siberian coast of Sakhalien as of Aug 15.
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Godzyadani
Port Lazareff
Korea
Tokio
Japan
Siberian
Sakhalien
Famous Astronomer Visits Mauna Loa Craters
Harvard astronomer Prof. W. H. Pickering and nine companions climbed Mauna Kea then Mauna Loa from Humuulu Sheep Station led by Eben Low. The party, including W. T. Pickering and others, faced rugged terrain and a misstep on Matna Loa, but reached base safely. Pickering notes moon activity and possible atmosphere, water, vegetation, and was impressed by crater formations and Kilauea.
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W. H. Pickering
Mauna Loa
Humuulu
Eben Low
Prof
W. T. Pickering
C. S. Holloway
G. H. Gere
K. S. Gjerdrum
Paymaster Brown
J. W. Waldron
Ithe Kilauea
Seed company appoints local agent for Hawaii
The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco has appointed the undersigned as their local agent. Orders for weeds, bulbs and plants solicited. Catalogues and prices furnished on request. ROBERT INNES LILLIE, Hilo.
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Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
Yellow Fever Cases and Deaths in New Orleans
New Orleans reports twenty three new yellow fever cases and six deaths on August fifteen. By August seventeenth the epidemic shows signs of abating with improved virulence and the situation promising improvement. On the same day nineteen new cases and three deaths were recorded, as the fever's virulence declines.
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New Orleans
Registered Guests at Volcano House Week Ended Aug 21
List of guests registered at Volcano House during the week ending Monday August 21 includes Mr and Mrs R Eskew of Honolulu Jas Kirkland Kahului Kenneth Lydgate Paanilo Benj L Marx Honolulu Captain J O Youngren and wife Captain M C Larsen R J Mald San Francisco Martin Pahala Miss Elizabeth Davis Honolulu Miss Maggie Hooper Kohala Frank S Dodge J T Crawley M B Prosser Honolulu W A Greenwell Napoopoo Judge W S Stanley Honolulu T Fitzpatrick Honolulu H A Hayselden A G Hall Miss Hall Mrs Hall Honolulu Dr H M Parker Ohio Judge Duncan Parker Washington DC Governor Caleb West San Francisco Miss L E Turner Mrs Doering Chicago H M Harrison and wife Honolulu H B Wishart J H Fisher and A F Douglass Honolulu Weather clear and cold Night temperature 50 degrees Activity continuous Reflection blality seen from the Hotel.
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Volcano House
Mra
R. Eskew
Honolulu
Jas. Kirkland
Kahului
Kenneth Lydgate
Paanilo
Benj. L. Marx
J. O. Youngren
M. C. Larsen
R. J. Mald
San Francisco
Martin
Pahala
Elizabeth Davis
Maggie Hooper
Kohala
Frank S. Dodge
J.T. Crawley
M. B. Prosser
W. A. Greenwell
Napoopoo
W. S. Stanley
T. Fitzpatrick
H. A. Hayselden
A. G. Hall
Hall
H. M. Parker
Ohio
Duncan Parker
Washington
D. C
Caleb West
L. E. Turner
Sheriff Keolanui Sued in Circuit Court by Japanese Plaintiffs
Seven complaints filed by Japanese nationals seek a total of 55000 dollars for false imprisonment and related harms. Suits allege arrest at Honomu and detention in Hilo jail July 28 29 under dubious authority with harsh conditions. Attorney Carlmith represents each plaintiff in these wrongful imprisonment actions.
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Keolanui
Sibao Momokichi
Sibao Kingoro
Okubo Kagiro
Nolle
Keoanui
Ito Yohei
Shibao Kitaro
Yano ‘Tomekichi
Honomu
Hilo
Okuso Tarakichi
Carlmith
Banana Planters Discouraged Near Olaa and Buffalo Station
A report from Olaa notes banana planters around 1134 miles and Buffalo Station are discouraged and clearing land for cane. Shipments from Olaa for the S. S. Enterprise trip will be poor due to past fruit losses, with many bunches rotting or given away as planters lose interest. Shipping space tightens, while steamship operators profit. calls for semi monthly service to raise output and ease market congestion. The S. B. Enterprise departure is set for August 26 with banana trains likely August 29.
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Olaa
Buffalo Station
S. 5
Enterprise
Commission
San Francisco
Steamship Company
Matson
The
Matson Navigation Company
Capt. Matson
Hilo
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Rvrry Tunsday
Trinonn Bloce
Lrenauter
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd . Publishers and Proprietors
Krennat KB
Rocianpe J
Castie Kimaway
Joe Ack Sutton
Toomreon
Mansa
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Skvrranch Burding
Woulte Cour House
Mawallan
J. CastLa Ripeway
Tuos
C. Ringway
Ridgwidgeway
Ridgway
Waisauenue
Bridge Streets
I. BE. Ray
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
A S. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Henry Deacon
Hawaiian Fertilizer CO. , Limited
Wainkeatill Co
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
I ‘Waianuenue and
Bridge Sts
W.H. Beers
I. H. Ray
Shedahah, Bishop & CO
Bankers
Oauy, H.1
Pitman Street
Waianuenue
Court House
Fermi Reasonable
Ispeay & Ripeway
Guardian
A.B. Lindsay
Tonokan
Tri Tarmain
London
England
Hina
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