Foreclosure Notice by Assignees of Hawaiian Mortgage
Notice of intention to foreclose and of sale by assignees Clay M. Hudson and T. T. Chave under two chattel mortgages to M. J. Pacheco and Hilo Mercantile Co. The properties include two 22 by 20 foot one story dwellings at Piihonua Hilo Hawaii on leased land. Public auction set at the mauka door of the Court House in Hilo on January 31, 1906 at 12 noon, cash in US gold coin. Deed at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Pacheco
Hilo
Territory of Hawaii
Hilo Mercantile Co
Clay M. Hudson
T. T. Chave
M. J. Pacheco Moresaid
Piihonua
Hawaii
John T. Baker
Pilhoona
J. T. Baker
Mauka
Mauka Door of the Court House
LeBaron Gurney
United States
T. H
Harry Irwin
Hilo Market Co Disposes Interest in Keany Market to Hop Wick Co
Notices state Hilo Market Co Ltd has disposed of its interest in Planters Meat Market at Keany to Hop Wick Co Ltd All bills payable to Hilo Market Co Ltd or their representative J R Gomes January 1 1906 Pass book 5769 Finder asked to return to Bishop & Co Savings Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Market Co., Ltd
Keany
Hop Wick Co
J. R. Gomes
Bishop & Co's Savings Bank
Pacific Mutual Life Policyholders Benefit Claim
The Pacific Mutual emphasizes generous terms for policyholders amid a history of minimal annual dividends. The article notes directors’ joint liability for embezzlement or misappropriation, underscoring security and trust in the company’s policies and governance.
Pagifig Mutual Life Ins Company of Gala headline
Clinton J. Hutching, general agent at 920 Fort Street, and H. Picker, traveling representative, are identified with the Pagfig Mutual Life Insurance Company of Gala in this brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pagifig Mutual Life Ins
GO. OF Gala
Clinton J. Hutching
Fort Street
H. &. Picker
Hawaiian Planters Refine Sugar Refinery At Crockett
In three months the California and Hawaiian Sugar Refinery Company will start operations at Crockett Contra Costa County. Hawaiian planters and San Francisco associates own the firm. Max Lorenz will supervise refining as directors including R P Rithet Wallace M Alexander Frank B Anderson Warren D Clark Albert Meyer James Rolph George E Fairchild and George M Rolph. The plant will be modern and well docked with prime transport links and vast raw sugar from Hawaii. Depew resignation bid defeated 34 to 1 by New York legislature with Democratic abstention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California and Hawaiian Sugar Refinery Company
Crockett
Contra Costa County
Southern Pacific Co
San Francisco
Pacific
Max Lorenz
Germany
Hawaiian Islands
California & Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company
R. P. Rithet
Welch &Co
Wallace M. Alexander
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd
Frank B. Anderson
Bank of California
Warren D. Clark
Williams, Dimond & Co
Albert Meyer
Bank of
Daniel Meyer
James Rolph
Hind, Rolph & Co
George E. Fairchild
George M. Rolph
California
Lahaina National Bank Organized at Wailuku
Jan 13 Lahaina National Bank organized with capital 25000 subscribed fully paid half. Lufkin promoter. temporary directors Cooke Lufkin Atherton Jones Cooke. Lufkin seeks OCC authority to start by Jan 17 and open by Feb 1. First National Bank of Wailuku reports four years of success in its latest annual statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Lahaina National Bank
Washington
C. D. Lufkin
Labaina National Bank
First National Bank of
C. M. Cooke
F. C. Atherton
P. C. Jones
C. H. Cooke
Lufkin
Foreclosure Sale of Wireless System to Thompson Trustee
A wireless system was sold at foreclosure to Frank E. Thompson, trustee, for 5100 dollars. The crowd was large but bidding was brief with Thompson leading. The system will be maintained but he declines to name the beneficiary. A rumor links F. E. Richardson to the proposition amid a case Thompson, trustee versus Inter-Island Telegraph Co. totaling 4325.59. Sale conducted by J. F. Morgan with attendees including C. J. Hutchins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Thompson
Thompson
F. E. Richardson
Inter-Island Telegraph Company
J. F. Morgan
C. J. Hutchins
J. M. Riggs
R. W. Shingle
E. O. White
F. &. Richardson
C. F. Clemons
C. A. DeCew
John Cassidy
Whitney
G. W. R. King
Honolulu Star
Debate on Philippine Bill Closes in House
Washington January 16 debate on the Philippine bill closed in the House with amendments to be offered today. Republican leaders express confidence the bill will pass without further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
House Rejects Independence Amendment to Philippine Tariff Bill
Washington January 16. House sustains Speaker Cannon ruling out of order an amendment declaring it the policy of the United States to grant Filipino independence as soon as they prove capable of self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Cannon
United States
Marshall Field Dies in New York at 80
Marshall Field, Chicago merchant and head of Marshall Field & Co., died in New York of pneumonia. Born in 1835 in Conway Massachusetts, he helped build a world leading dry goods business, funded the Field Columbian Museum, and supported the University of Chicago with large gifts.
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New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Field Columbian Museum of Chicago
University
Field
United States Steel Corporation
Conway
Mass
Academy
Pittsfield
House of Field, Palmer and Leiter
Potter Palmer
Levi C. Leiter
Mr. Field
Russia Secures $50 Million French Credit in St Petersburg
Russia announces a negotiated French credit of fifty million dollars at St Petersburg as Naples reports Vesuvius eruption. The item links financial assistance with the Italian volcanic event, noting no further details on repayment or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Naples
Vesuvius
Liberals Make Great Gains In Elections
In thirty nine constituencies Liberals gain eighteen seats and Laborites four. Horridge defeats Balfour. Winston Churchill elected in Manchester. Unionists include Gilbert Parker and Wyndham. Liberals win five of six divisions in Manchester. Laborites take the sixth. Seventy three constituencies vote Monday. London votes twenty.
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London
Leborites
Horridge
Balfour
Manchester
Winston Churchill
Gilbert Parker
Wyndham
Laborites
New Chief of Staff and War Cost in Russia
Washington reports General Adna R. Chaffee resigns as chief of staff. General Bates takes command. Taft warns transport service is weak and cannot carry present forces in war. St. Petersburg cites war cost at one billion and fifty million dollars. Red Sunday to be observed by Workmen's Council with a one day strike. Cossacks destroy Armenian seminary amid bomb incidents injuring 350. Berlin notes plans for large Socialist meetings on Red Sunday. troops to remain unarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Adna R. Chaffee
Bates
Army
Taft
Washington
Russia
St. Petersburg
Jan
Japan
Workmen’s Council
Berlin
Inspectors Bolles and Bulger Sail to Inspect Hawaiian Vessels
San Francisco January 13 Bolles and Bulger hulls and boilers inspectors sail for Honolulu aboard the Alameda today to devote two months to inspecting Hawaiian vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bolles
Bulger
Honolulu
Alameda
Steel Plant Burned Sparks Greenville Fire Loss
Greenville reports a Carnegie Steel Company plant destroyed by fire causing about half a million dollars in damage. Washington chronicles indicate fifty Republican congressmen vow to oppose statehood bills, aligning with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Carnegie Steel Company
Washington
Pacific Navigation Company seeks two steamers for Hawaii run
The Pacific Navigation Company plans chartering two steamers to operate between San Pedro and Hawaii. The Tropic Fruit Company of Honolulu backs the venture and will route its shipments through the new line. PN aims to open coal fields in Southern Utah as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Pacific Navigation Company
San Pedro
Hawaii
Tropic Fruit Company of
Honolulu
P. N. Ge
Sugar Refining Firms Announce Officers and Merger Moves
New York Jan 10 The public learns of a combination between the American Sugar Refining Company and the National Prank Company as officers are elected. American re elects presidents Havemeyer Meyer and Denner. National re elects directors Meyer Denner and Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
National Prank Company
American
Havemeyer
J. Meyer
A. Denner
The
National
Meyer
Denner
Frazier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hilo Tribune
Hite
Aa Htof
Trleonm Or
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Putishers and Proprietors, c. C. Kemeny BB. Rieeands Cant Minoway Alr
Surron
Thosrson
Manan
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Savrranch
Cour House
C. Henry White
Naalbau
I. ER
Weianuenue
Hilo, Hawaii
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
W.H. Beers
I. H. Ray
Akau’s Restaurant
A. LeBaron Gurney
Spreckels
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Hero
U.y
Oano, H. I
Transact & Bsn Banking and Exchange Busin
Pitman Street
Waianuenue
Court House
Hilo Hotel Parke
Pacific Mutual
Good Old Pacific Mutual
Harth
Palleyholders
Albany
N. Y
Chauncey M. Depew
New National Bank
San Domingo
Morales
Porto Rico
Dubuque
Cape Haytien
Caceres
Domingo
Monte Cristo
Independence
Dryden
Harvard
Boston
Harvard University
James Brown Scott
Columbia University
State Department
Tiflis
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