Hawaii Public Land Sale Notice and Probate Hearing
Public Lands Office Hilo Hawaii sells Lots 17 A and BP L Kamaili Puna at noon March 16 1906 under Land Act 1895 Plan details and qualifications available Honolulu Land Dept or Hilo Sub-Agent. Also a probate petition for Julius Reinhardt estate hearing March 20 1906 at 10 a m in South Hilo Court with notices in Hilo Tribune.
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Public Lands Office
Hilo
Hawaii
Kamaili
Puna
Arta
Generes
Land Department
Honolulu
Jas. W. Pratt
T. H
Maraki
Ma Hilo
Pana
Tlinina
R. T. Guard
Julius Reinhardt
Bina
South Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Notice of Directors and Secretary Names
A notice lists W. H. Greenwell John A Maguire and LS Aungst as directors with F R Greenwell C Greenwell John Gaspar also named. January 16 1906 appears as date with L S Aungst noted as Secretary.
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W. H. Greenwell
John A. Maguire
LS. Aangst
F. R. Greenwell
C. Greenwell
John Gaspar
Annual Stockholders Meeting At Hilo Drug Co
At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Hilo Drug Co held January 29 1908 at the company office the officers for the ensuing year were elected The officers constitute the board of directors with J J Grach named secretary.
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Kona Bottling Works Co., Ltd
Hilo Drug Co
Lud
Boonty
China turmoil threats prompt protests and warnings
London reports England demands compensation from the Chinese government for missionary losses and punishment of mob perpetrators. New York notes missionaries warned to stay in touch with treaty ports as tensions rise in China. Pacific Mail’s Schwerin calls the situation serious and says officials monitor Chinese affairs from San Francisco. Honolulu lists Consul General Miki Saito’s return to Hawaii expected by March or April.
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London
England
New York
China
Schwerin
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific Mail
Shim
San Francisco
Honolulu
Miki Saito
Hawaiian Islands
Tokio
Federal Grand Jury in Honolulu Hurries to Indictments
In Honolulu on February 14 the Federal Grand Jury, aided by U S District Attorney Breckons, nears completion of its work with a likely report and indictments to Judge Dole tomorrow. The Waikaloa postmaster case dominates testimony from Hawaiian and Chinese witnesses and a postoffice inspector. A separate note from Washington on February 15 reports the Senate passed the ship subsidy bill 38 to 27, funding Spreckels lines and four new Pacific routes including to Japan China the Philippines and South America with Honolulu as a port of call.
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Honolulu
United States
Breckens
Dole
Waikaloa
Chitese
Piies
Hare
Sherman
Washington
Senate
Spreckela
Pacific Ocean
Japan
China
Philippines
Pacific
San Francisco
Vote On Municipal Ownership Plans Street Railways Bonds
Chicago council votes to submit to voters a $75,000,000 bond issue to purchase the city street railways. Mayor Dunne, aligned with municipal ownership, has influenced the council toward a definite proposition. Strong public sentiment suggests likely approval. Yale College to offer free scholarships for a limited number of Chinese students.
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Chicago
Dunne
New Haven
Yale College
New Governor for Alaska Named in Resignation
Feb 14. The president accepts Governor Brady of Alaska resignation. Possible successor is B. H. Jarvis formerly of the revenue cutter service.
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Washington
Brady
Alaska
B. H. Jarvis
The
Revenue Cutter Service
Governor Carter Vacation Plan Amid Sugar Market Shifts
Governor Carter and Mrs. Carter, in Honolulu for a recovery trip, may leave for New York or Southern California. The article notes a 20 cent per hundredweight sugar price drop on the Manchuria bound for San Francisco and mentions possible itineraries to New Zealand or the Orient while their children remain in Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Carter
New York
Manchuria
San Francisco
California
Strong
Rochester
N. Y
Hawaii
New Zealand
Orient
Famine Aid Appeal Issued by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt calls for contributions to help famine sufferers in Japan in a nationwide appeal. In Washington, Beavers pleads guilty to conspiracy in fraudulent postal supplies purchases and is sentenced to two years in a U S penitentiary.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Washington, D. C
Beavers
U.S
First Molokans Arrive on China for Kauai Settlement
The China sailed from San Francisco with the first Molokan group bound for Kauai. They will land next Monday and depart for Kauai the same day, ready to begin building homes and forming a village on Makee Sugar Company lands. They will receive cash advances and set their own site plans, with Land Commissioner Pratt arranging land transfers as leases are surrendered. A larger wave is expected, possibly completing a sizable homestead village within a year on about five thousand acres.
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Honolulu
China
San Francisco
California
Kauai
Makee Sugar Company
Pratt
Star
Hepburn Emphasizes Hawaii as Strategic Asset
Washington Feb 16 Congressman Hepburn of Town told the House Committee on Territories that Hawaii is a vital strategic point and urged a refund to the Territory of 75 percent of federal revenues collected there. He called Hawaii the most valuable U S acquisition since the Louisiana purchase.
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Washington
Hawaii
Congressman Hepburn
Town
House Committee On Territories
Hepburn
United States
New Line of Freight Steamers to New Zealand
Vancouver reports R A Alley returned from Ottawa where he arranged steamship service to New Zealand. English capital backs the venture with a subsidy decision. The Bucentaur and Africander will sail with cargo and no regular passenger service, Honolulu as first port, two more ships planned within six months. In Washington, Major Grove opposed the Philippine tariff bill before the Senate committee.
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Vancouver
B. C
R. A. Alley
Seattle
Ottawa
New Zealand
Alley
Mr. Alley
Honolulu
T. H
McCall Seriously Ill in New York
John A. McCall former New York Life Insurance president is seriously ill. The sacrament has been given and his family summoned to his bedside. He has recently been in the public eye due to life insurance scandal exposures.
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New York
McCall
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Co
Opening of Parliament Brings Lowther as Speaker in London
London reports Parliament opens with Lowther named Speaker. Liberals decline to contest Balfour's election. Lowther, MP for Penrith since 1886, veteran Ways and Means chair and Deputy Speaker since 1895, has served in Foreign Affairs and represented Britain at Venice talks. Balfour lines up with Chamberlain on tariff policy. Redmond reelected leader of the Irish party in Parliament from Dublin.
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London
Lowther
Balfour
James William Lowther
Penrith
Cumberland
Great Britain
Venice
Chamberlain
Dublin
Redmond
Trish
Moorish conference likely abortive but no war feared
London report says the Moorish conference will probably fail though war is not anticipated. Separately, in Washington, the bid involving Cornelius Vanderbilt’s interests was accepted for building railroads in Negros Panay and Cebu in the Philippines.
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London
Philippines
Washington, D. C
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Negros
Panay
Cebu
Calabrian Quake Causes Severe Damage In Boce
An earthquake strikes Calabria causing serious damage in Boce. The region in extreme southern Italy is repeatedly shaken, with a population around one and a half million and an area described as 119 aquate miles.
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Boce
Calabria
Italy
Relief Expedition Necessary for Thibet Garrison
London February 11 reports the British garrison left in Thibet is surrounded by hostile tribesmen. A relief expedition will be mounted to rescue the besieged troops. New York February 10 announces Thomas McAvoy has been chosen head of Tammany Hall.
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London
Thibet
New Tammany Leader
New York
Peb
Thomas McAvoy
Tammany Hall
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Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
G. C. Heeenysei
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MRT
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Sient Ne Ne
Savarance Building
Cour House
Hawai
I. Henry White
Naalehu
I. RE. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
Tribune
BTC
F. S. Lyman
Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianuenue Street
W.H. Beers
Hawaiian Commission
Ruy
A. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Nhidd
Bishop & CO
Bankers
Caunv, H.1
Transect
General Banking and Exchange Business
Pitman
Court House
de. A. B. Clark
Filo
3Y Authority
Hoolaha Aina Auponi
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chamnens
Prowate
Charles F. Parsons
Labaron Gurney
Chas. Hitchcock
Hewitt
L. S
Aungst
J. J. Grach
Saito
Federal Grand Jury
Governor Carter
Major Grove
Colorado
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