Public Auction for Awa Licenses in Hawaii Dec 1905
Notice under Hawaii law listing the sale of one Awa license per district, at six month terms starting January 1906. Honolulu and Oahu districts to sell December 7 1905 with specified upset prices and a 25 percent cash deposit required on bid acceptance. Poster notices will announce the date and location for Maui Hawaii and Kauai districts.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Wailuku
Lahaina
Kwa
Waianae
Waialua
Koolauloa
Koo‘Iaupoke
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
Hmit
Sealed Tenders for Hilo Jail Supplies 1905
Tenders invited by Hilo Jail for twelve months starting December 11 1905 for beans beef pork salmon flour soap bread potatoes leather tobacco tea lard and other items. Bids may cover any single item and must be endorsed Tenders for prison supplies for the Hilo Jail with delivery free of charges to the jail.
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Hilo
H. Maby
South Hilo
Lively Hilo meeting on high school site and land exchanges
A large Hilo audience pressed Superintendent Babbitt for the Riverside site for a high school. Debate turned heated but orderly under J. W. Mason. The group endorsed Riverside plus possible land exchanges, with questions about the Masonic and Hitchcock lots and a needed $30,000 building within two years.
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Hilo
Fireman's Mall
W. H. Babbitt
J. W. Mason
W. Mason
R. A. Lyman, Jr
J. I. Kaulakou
Babbitt
Department of Education
Mason
L. A. Andrews
Riverside
T. J. Ryan
J. A. Scott
Riverside School
Mr. Babbitt
Scott
Masonic Hall Association
Chas. Hitchcock
Harry Wicks
Manka
Masonic
Loebenstein
School Street
Union School
D. A. Loebenstein
Masons
Hitchcock
Waianuenue
Bridge Streets
Stacker
Herald
J. A. Andrews
Wicks
High Mason
Campbell
Mayon
Punahou Defeats Mailes in Honolulu Football Game
In Honolulu on Saturday Punahou defeated Mailes 11 to 6 in a football game. The report covers other distant dispatches including wide-ranging political and social upheavals in Europe with notes on Odessa, St. Petersburg, and Warsaw, plus a U.S. Senate death, a San Domingo Haiti annexation proposal, church state separation, English as official language in the Philippines, and a large Panama Canal funding bill.
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Punahou
Mailes
Honolulu
Actress Sara Bernhardt rotted eggs in Quebec streets
In Quebec Canada on December 6 the famous French actress Sara Bernhardt was assaulted with rotten eggs amid uncomplimentary remarks about Canadians. In St Petersburg on December 6 news says Witte’s faith in the intelligent classes is fading and a military dictatorship is foreshadowed with liberals pushing to dismiss the Witte cabinet.
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Quebec
Can
Sara Bernhardt
de Witte
St. Petersburg
Wittes
Witte
California Delegation Backs Bill on Japanese Immigration
Washington December 5 the California delegation supports a bill introduced in Congress to restrict Japanese and Korean immigration.
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Washington, D. C
California
Congress
May Yield to Powers in Constantinople Crisis
Dec. 5 dispatches report a majority of ministers ready to yield to the powers demands while the Sultan awaits unanimous advice. London reports the modified proposal from the Sublime Porte will be accepted by the Powers.
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Constantinople
London
Fis
Roosevelt Urges Swift Fortification and Tax Plan for Hawaii
President Roosevelt advocates immediate fortification of Hawaii and proposes dedicating 75 percent of Hawaii’s internal revenue and customs receipts for twenty years to education, public buildings, and defenses. He argues the Territory must be developed on American lines, prohibiting Chinese or servile class admissions, and warns against a ruling class of rich planters exploiting labor. Hawaii should have stable citizenship like the mainland.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Continent
Death of Judge Gilbert F. Little in Panama
Judge Gilbert F. Little a former Territorial Circuit Judge at Hilo Hawaii and longtime law practitioner in Panama is dead. The obituary notes his prior judicial service and recent residence, marking the end of a notable legal career.
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Panama
Gilbert F. Little
Hilo
Hawaii
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Mageatian
Omee
Skymranch
Calle Cour House
Hawai
I. Henry White
Naalehu
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
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W.H. Beers
Renta
Billa
J. B. Ray
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