Notice of Estate Matters and Administration in Hawaii
In the Circuit Court of the Fourth Island Territory of Hawaii various notices announce administration actions and creditors deadlines. Names include J Hol land Thos C Ridgway DA Niel Porter Clerk Chas Hitchcock Deputy Clerk Runaway Ringway attorneys Kamalii Wahine Wailani administrator. Hearing set February 1905 at South Hilo Court House. Creditors must present claims within six months.
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Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit
South Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo
Hawai
Daniel Porter
Chas, Hitchcock
Runaway & Ringway
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Charles
Richardson
A. B. Sutton & Co
Kennedy
A.B. Sutton
August Ahrens
Wisk & Ross
Fourth Cf Island
Prowathe
Chamores
Kamaliiwahine
Puamoi
Sitch
D. 1
Wailani
Kamaliwahine
Stockholders Meeting of Hilo Electric Light Co Ltd
The annual stockholders meeting for Hilo Electric Light Co Ltd will be held at the company office in Hilo Hawaii on Saturday January 31 at 3 o clock p.m. to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business as needed.
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Tine Hhl Thin NH Hinlerhine
Collins
Hilo Tribune
Hilo Electric Light Co. Ltd
Hilo
Hawaii
Lost school warrant and treasury warrant notice
Lost warrant notice for eighty four dollars payable to Miss A A McCord dated December 31 1902. All persons warned to return to Miss A A McCord teacher Hauheo School Mile Hilo Hawaii Jan 22 1903. Also notice that LB Ray is now representative in Hawaii for National Cash Reports A M Johnson & Co Hawaii Jan 16 1905.
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Treasury
A. A. McCord
Hauheo School
Mile. Hilo
Hawaii
LB. Ray
Island of
A.M. Johnson & CO
J.rp. Hosbivtie
Auction Sale at Webb's Store on Front Street
Auctioneer Souza to run sale Saturday January 14 at noon in front of H. Webb's Store on Front Street. Items listed include one survey and liarness, one mare, dog cart, and related odds and ends.
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Noop
H. Webb
Front Street
Rooms Wanted for Transients Report Location to Clerk
Rooms needed for transient accommodation. report number and location of house to the Clerk of the Court. Next steamer will bring Judge Beater and more law enforcement. telephone 270. All available rooms will be used.
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Judge Beater
Late Cable News Dispatches From Washington and Beyond
A compilation of brief items from Jan 19 reports. Major notes include General Miles’s arrival in St Petersburg to be greeted by the Czar, a Roosevelt Edward telegram, the Lahn grounding with 800 passengers safe, the death of Editor Gonzales in Columbia, and a fatal Market Street cable car accident in San Francisco. Also covered are Venezuelan settlement travel, the Sultan of Jolo’s death, China’s indemnity stance, a German-Caribbean naval incident, Hawaii fire claims funding, and Marconi’s trans Atlantic rate plans.
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St. Petersburg
Miles
Hawaii Ditch Bill Advances Under Mitchell Amendment
The House Committee on Territories favorably reported the Senate bill granting rights to the Hawaii Ditch Company with the Mitchell amendment. It requires compensation to the Territory, sets five year payments, fixes irrigation rates, and mandates forest preservation and planting Ten thousand trees annually for twenty years.
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Withington
D. C
House Committee On Territories Today
Senate
Hawaii Ditect
Hawaii
Col
Samuel Parker
Kobain
House‘Committee
Congressman Powers
Kohala
Hawaii Ditch Co
United States District Court
Mitchell
Commissioner of Public Lands of
Hawaii Ditch Company, Limited
Territory of
Hawaii Ditect Company, Limited
Territory of Hawaii
Waimea
Taft retained as Governor of the Philippines indefinitely
Washington January 13 President Roosevelt decides Taft will remain Governor of the Philippines indefinitely. The same day ex Secretary of State Day of Canton is offered the Supreme Court vacancy tied to Justice Shiras’s retirement. Day’s career includes Ohio judge and U S Secretary of State service. In Maracaibo Germany fires on Fort San Carlos wounding three Venezuelan gunners. fort replies and cruiser Panther withdraws.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Shiras
Day
Canton
University of Michigan
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
United States District Court
John Sherman
John Hay
United States
Paris
Spain
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Panther
Fort San Carlos
Gulf of Maracaibo
Chaffee says McKinley blocked seizure of Chinese treasure
General Chaffee told a Hamilton Club dinner in Brooklyn that if allowed he would have seized eighty thousand dollars worth of treasure hidden in the Forbidden City. He said he and Japanese guards protected the gate, and he could have taken the treasure if the President had not vetoed the plan. He claimed a map showed the house where it lay and that the Empress Dowager’s jewels were among the spoils.
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New York
McKinley
General Chaffee
Hamilton Club
Brooklyn
Alexander Hamilton
China
Forbidden City
Chaffee
Winter Palace
Teven
Senator Mitchell to seek Hawaii Organic Act changes
In Washington January 16 Senator Mitchell of Oregon will introduce a bill in the Senate to amend the Organic Act of the Territory of Hawaii. The proposed act makes all American citizens eligible for governor, lowers the governor age from 35 to 30, and reduces territorial senator age from 30 to 21.
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Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Oregon
Senate
Territory of
Hawaii
Senate Commission
Territory
Plague Conference Reports San Francisco Cases
During a plague conference in Frisco Washington DC, Surgeon General Wyman notes ninety three bubonic plague cases in San Francisco. A resolution urges Governor Pardee and Mayor Schmidt to cooperate with federal measures to suppress the disease, while a San Francisco delegate denies any plague existence.
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Washington, D.C
Wyman
San Francisco
Pardee
Schmidt
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Che Hilo Tribune
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Kier View
Bienanne
W. Hawow
Surton jeKuxann
D. W. Mans
Stsaceoin Oufuchone
Sedeted
L. E. Arnaud
Hilo, Hawaii
North
Stockholders Meeting
W. T. Balding
Attorneys-At-Law
Ric Shipeeme
Tribune Building
Bridge Street
Hh.o
M. Lemlond
Meer LeBlond & Smith
Hese
Anid
Severance Burnie
Court Home
Ilo
J. Casrix Rineway
Tros.c, Ripeway
Ridgway & Ridgway Attorneys
Atla’ Solicitors of Patents
Alerate Law Practice
Hilo, Hawat, Notary Public
Watonvewer
Bridge Streets
L. S. Thompson NaaLeno, Kay, Hawant Attorne
J. J. Grace
R. H. Reid
M. D
Waiamentie Street
Milton Rice
Sjoh M. Sandays
Tor Alae
Waianuenue St
T. Motonaga
FAO
King Street
Tribune
Mawaie
I. EB. Ray Real Estate Commission Conveyancing
Walanuenue St
M. Wachs, D. D.S
Walter H. Schoening
Severance Howsh
Pitman Street
Hino, Hawaiii
Hilo, Hawail
Souza
M. M. Springer
Wiser & Hoss
King Edward
Gibraltar
Lahn
Columbia
S.C
Gonzales
Tillman
Gonzale
Market Street
Montgomery
Charleston
Bowen
Washington
Manila
Jan
Jolo
Cholera
Peking
Berlin
Jay
Caribbean
House
Court of Five Claims
Honolulu
Marconi
Oxsard
Mayiell
Michigan
Trator
Sugar
Richard Croker
New York State
London
Burrow
Capitol
Henry T. Oxnard
Beet Sugar Association
Oxnard
Cuba
Tee
Tart
Supreme Bench
The
Ow! Drug Co., Ltd
Mainland
Frisco
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