Notice to Creditors in Estate of Robert Andrews
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii the estate of Robert Andrews deceased has an appointed administrator John A. Humburg of Hilo. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator within six months from this notice or be forever barred. Dec 10, 1902. Wit & Ross, Attorneys for the Estate.
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Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit
Mawaii
Cianmins
Kupaa
Eid
Teja
Chambers
South Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo
Daniel Porter
Wain & Ross
Territory of
Tx Promaini
Kahoaka
Hamakua
Kekal
Hamakos
A.B. Lindsay
Honoka
Leitonn & Smrrit
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
U.S. A
Robert Andrews
John A. Humburg
Wit & Ross
Stockholders Meeting of Hilo Masonite Hall Association
Annual stockholders meeting scheduled at the First Bank of Hilo office in Hito Hawaii on Wednesday January 1? 190? at 1 p m. Members urged to attend and bring records for review.
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Hilo Masonite Hall Asociation Limited
First Bank of Hilo
Hito Hawaii
Hawaii
P. i
Foreclosure Notice for Agister's Lien on Horse
Notice that by contract the owner Frank L Winter owes Volcano Stables and Transportation Co Ltd 174 35 for feed and shelter of a bay gelding seven years old 16 hands high with white feet white star and Rasch brand. If unpaid 30 days the horse will be sold at public auction Saturday January 17 1903 at 12 noon at the front door of the Sheriffs Office in Hilo Hawaii to the highest bidder for cash.
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Frank L. Winter
Volcano Stables and Transportation Co., Ltd
D Corporation
Sheriffs Office
Hilo
Hawaii
Volcano Stables & Transportation CO. Ltd
Fy Smith & Parsons
Silvertown lays shore to deep sea cable in rough voyage
The Silvertown began from San Francisco to lay a Pacific shore to deep sea cable but gale and current forced a return. On December 14 the shore cable was laid, then 2238 miles of cable reached the landing point near Honolulu after days of harsh seas. Deep sea laying continued with two splices and tests maintained daily by crew and AP reporter E D Moore aboard.
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Silvertown
San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
Ivery Light
Goed
Pacific
E. D. Moore
Associated Press
Navy to stage limited ships deployment over holidays
Washington reports that Admiral Dewey will receive Christmas orders as the Navy avoids a full fleet movement toward Venezuela. Officials prefer rendezvousing in ports near the Venezuelan coast to prevent alarming allies or encouraging President Castro, while avoiding unnecessary show of force.
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Washington
Wyder
Reettey
Venezuela
Venezuelan
Dewey
Department
Moody
la Guayra
Castro
Navy Department
Marconi discovers oxygen extraction during Bologna residence
A Rome cablegram to the Sun reports Marconi, while conducting electrical research in Bologna, nearly discovered a method to extract pure oxygen from air at a trifling expense. In Washington, the President names Lloyd Griscom Jr. as Minister to Japan, and Richmond Pearson as Minister to Persia, succeeding Griscom and Buck respectively. Pearson is a former North Carolina congressman.
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New York
Rome
Marconi
Bologna
Washington
Lloyd Griscom Jr
Persia
Japan
Mr. Buck
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Teheran
Griscom
Pearson
Congress
North Caroina
Allies to arbitrate Venezuela dispute under Roosevelt
First Cable News reports that the allies have agreed to submit Venezuela claims to arbitration with President Roosevelt named arbitrator. Also notes a San Francisco railroad disaster near the city that killed twenty and injured many, plus mentions educational bill passage in London and updates on Clarence Mackay and Mr Ward traveling with progress in Silver Town, and a cold damp weather report in San Francisco with 38 degree temperature.
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Washington
Roosevelt
San Francisco
London
Clarence Mackay
New York
Ward
Silvertown
Venezuelan affairs trigger Monroe doctrine debates
A Caracas dispatch reports Venezuela allowed British and German ships to seize its war vessels at Puerto Cabello after a confrontation. The Charybdis bombarded Fort Libertador following an ultimatum, while the American consul conveyed local requests for nonescalation. Senate executives discuss Monroe doctrine implications as observers urge caution and unity.
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New York
Caracas
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Charybdis
Vineta
Topaz
Pacific
Montgomerie
Castro
Fort Libertador
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Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd. Publishers and Proprietors
W. Hawowin
Mari
M. M. Springer
With Wise
Ross
L. E. Arnaud
Hilo, Hawaii
Trinh Turlining Company
Wise & Ross
Witt
Ail Cotte
Territory
Supreme Court of the United States
Tasure Botiorne
Bridgetreet
Hanwait
Lemon Smith
LeBlond & Smith
Mowallen
Cee
Severance Building
Pposite Court House
Milo, Mawail
Castine Rineway
Tos
C. Ripeway
Ridgway
Notary
Walanvenne
Bridge Streets
L. S. Thompson Naarleny
Kay
J. J. Grace
Kk. H. Reid
Waianienne Street
Milton Rice, M
Waianienne St. Holiis
T. Motonaga
King Street Post
Tribune
A. E. Sutton BH
Vicars
A. E. Sutton & Co
London and Lancashire
Orient Insurance Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Commission, Akat Estate
Economic Suto
Store
Ath
Mawanl
W. A. Purdy
Coston House Automag
Front Street
M. Waehs
D. J
Hilo, Hawait
Walter H. Schoening
Stockholders Meeting
Luvenance
Vitman Street
Agister
Milo
Dee
Uncle Sam
Scone
First Cable News
Indorsement Administration
Germany
Hay
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Senator Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Bacon
Hoar
Lodge
Stewart
United States
Lord Lansdowne
Great Britain
Georgia
Committee On Foreign Affairs
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