Valentines items from Hilo amid Oceanic notices
Local column lists numerous itineraries and society notes from Hilo. Names include J Holter Fr., Frank Medeall offering a fox terrier reward, J A Norte as clerk, Crean to tow at Stanford, Dillingham and Geo. R. Swart returning to Honolulu, and many travelers aboard ships like the U S Enterprise and Manchuria. Mentions of Stanford students Miss E R Pearce and Miss Marie Mocine, plus local business moves and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentines Wall Nichols Co
Chess Cla
Fr. J Holter
Frank Medeall
J. A. Norte
Hilo Rattront
Ir Ia
Crean
Adtent
Stanford University
J. F. Dillingham
Geo. R. Rwart
Honolulu
V. Hamada
U. S. Enterprise
J .W. Lane
Mié
Ira Hutchinson
Kaumeana
E.R. Pearce
Harke-Tughes School
JW. Mason
Honotun
I. Fitegerald
Honolu
Kusinene
Mina Mabytas Gore
Mise Margaret Tutt
Los Angeles
Cal
Mise Hannaty Williams
J.C. Carceras
William
Kohala
Battenberg
Moses & Raymond
Minnie Sehasilt
Hilo
Enterprise
L. Turner Co
Thos
C. Ridgway
Manchuria
Sheriff Searle
Japanese planter dies by own action on Kalawa plantation
Deputy Sheriff Fetter summoned after Horishige Hatsutero, a Japanese laborer, was found hanging from an ohia tree at Kalawa plantation camp. The body showed to have been there days, with a coroner’s jury returning a verdict of death by own action due to ill health and partial blindness. He was one married and well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetter
Papaikow
Kalawa
Horishige Hatsutero
Milo Cotillion Club Plans Valentine Masquerade Dance
The Milo Cotillion Club will host a St Valentine masquerade dance on February 14 at Spreckels’ Hall. A general meeting is set for February 1 at Mrs. D. W. Marsh’s home to elect new members including Miss Mary Shipman Miss Minn Maby Victor Hurd and J. B. Schoen. Decorators are Mrs. M. Rice Mrs. G. H. Gere Mrs. Castendyk and Mrs. J. T. Lewin.
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John A. Scott West
Honolulu
Manchuria
Milo Cotillion Club
D. W. Marsh
Mary Shipman
Minn Maby
Victor Hurd
J. B. Schoen
Spreckels’ Hall
M. Rice
G. H. Gere
Hilo Cotillion Club
D. W. Maral
A Qalet Wedding in Panee Saturday Evening
Miss Hertha Ahmeda Loebenstein eldest daughter of A J Loebenstein was quietly married at her brother D A Loebenstein’s home in Panee Saturday evening to Harry J Morehead Episcopal rites were read by Rev W C Stewart. A small collation followed and immediate relatives attended. The newlyweds plan a week at the Volcano then residence in a cottage in Puneo beside D A Loebenstein.
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Hertha Ahmeda Loebenstein
A. J. Loebenstein
D. A. Loebenstein
Panee
Puneo Opporsite
Mrv
D, A, Loebenstein
Washington Birthday Dance by National Guard unit
Washington Birthday Dance proposed by Company D National Guard of Hawaii to honor Washington's Birthday and dedicate their new armory with a special event. A committee of Lieut W H Beers Sergt J D Easton and Corporal Kageve H Lyman to arrange finances. stage readiness hoped by February. Legal question on company contracting debt referred to Col J W Jones.
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Washington
National Guard of
Harwaii
W.H. Beers
J. D. Easton
Kageve H. Lyman
Searle inducted as Hawaii sheriff in formal ceremony
Sheriff Searle was inducted as the new Hawaii sheriff with a formal transfer from ex Sheriff Andrews. The event featured a gold star insignia, a brief speech by Andrews and remarks by Attorney Carl Smith, pledging impartial administration and community support. Deputy Sheriff Fetter was praised and warned about orderly discipline without harsh treatment.
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John C. Searle
Hawaii
Andrews
Beare
Fef
Sherif Andrews
Searle
Sheriff Searle
Carl 8. Smith
Law
Onder
Thea
W. A. Fetter
Tam
Sherif Fetter
Kohala & Milo Railway seeks extension for financing
Governor orders a February 14 public hearing in Honolulu on extending the Kohala and Milo Railway promoters’ deadline to finish work and arrange financing. President Peck argues delays stem from external conditions. Eastern capitalists may back part or all of the bond issue, while objectors may present their views.
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Honolulu
Phil Lip Peck
Kobala & Milo Railway
Carter
Govenor
Kohala Railroad Company
Peck
Tims
Hilo
Hatakaa
Waipio
Peck Sayelle
Congress
Dillingham-Olsa Railroad
Mawali
Furnished Rooms with Veranda Access in Tribune Ad
Light large airy furnished rooms opening on veranda offered for single use or in suite with or without board. Inquire at TRIBUNE Office.
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Tribune
Hilo Electric Light Co elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting in Hilo on January 25 1905 the stockholders elected officers for the ensuing year including President J Scott, Vice President C Kennedy, Treasurer N C Williong, Secretary T Balding and directors W H Shipman J W Mason A H Jackson. W T Balding, Secretary, Hilo Hawaii, January 25, 1905. M43
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Hilo Electric Light Co
Hilo
Hawaii
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Marie Mocine
Victoria
B.C
J. C. Mocine
C. L. Wight
Wilder Steamship Co
Volcano House
M. Wachs
Oakland
U. S. Eeterprise
Clara
San Francisco
May Carrs Leib
Monsarrat
Haewaiian Islands
Pacific Coast Telephone Company
Chase Osborne
Saginaw
Mich
Courier-Herald
Osborne
United States
Pacific
Clark Smith
Seattle
Wash
L. Schoen
Islands
L. Aungst
Holualoa
California
St. Valentine Danes
Wis
Wilsons
A. M. Wilson
Reed's Bay
Carrie Dunn
Mesdames Rice
Green
James
Ray
Mackie
Chave
Chas
Kennedy
Ludloff
Very
Sousa
Weight
Guard
Richardson
Louisa Hapai
Messrs
J. C,nedy
W. C. Cook
Johnston
M.G. Campion
Dr. Schoening
I. B. Schoen
Rice
War
Chamberlain
Hilo, Drug Co
F. A. Medcale
Theo, H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Will Gir Sraring
Carvalho Bros
THE
Hilo Tribune
Alameda
Ventura
Siberia
Thorealix
Sierra
Sonoma
Moana
Ventura Mar
Worle
Nebrask
Mongolia
Nebras
Colonies
Yokohama
Kinau
Iown
Mauna Loa
All-Wool
Amazon
L. Turner Co. Limited
Unimaa Ropery
Higgins
Volcano Road
Henry Waterhouse Trust CO
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hop Warn Co
Front Street
A. Humburg
Territory of
H. C. Thayer General Agent
Churets Street
Prout
Hilo, Hawaii
W. 5S. Melean
Hilo Mercantile Co
Kau
Wainaku
Trinenk
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