First Bank Of Hilo Incorporation Listing and Directors
An item detailing the incorporation of First Bank Of Hilo Limited with capital F200,000 and locations including Peacok Block Hilo. It lists officers such as President Kennedy and Secretary J. Canario, plus associates from Bank of Hawaii Wells Fargo and Hongkong Shanghai Bank, among others, referencing international banking connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
Homotulis Wells, Fargo & Co, Bank
San Francisco Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank
New York
Chien Glynn
Mitts, Currie & Co
Hongkong-Shanghai Bank
Hongkong
Londoning Corporation
China
Hongkong-Shanghai Mae Shanghai
Corpueiok
Sling
Yokohama
Hiogo
Japan
Hongkong-Shanghai
Safe deposit boxes rented by month or year
Boxes available for rent with pricing by the month or year. Applications required to obtain particulars, including terms and conditions.
Report of the Yearly Work of Hilo Women's Board 1903
The Hilo Women's Board of the Honolulu Parent Board reports a year marked by dengue disruptions, July and August meetings, and a December leadership gap. Mrs. Nash led much of the year, with bank offerings raising 100 dollars and programs on missionary ships and local arts. Recent travels, summer visitors, and Booths prayer notes colored the year. Miss Potter led November meetings, a new president was hoped, and officers included Nash, Lyman, Severance, and Coan. The board supported the Hilo Free Kindergarten and a mission day school for Christian Japanese, pledging five dollars monthly to each, plus future aid to Waiakea Sewing School. The Free Kindergarten showed strong attendance and praised work of Miss Huggins and Miss Sumner. The year ends with financial concerns, back dues, and hope for funds to replenish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Wormens’ Board
Honolulu Board
Hilo Foreign Church
Honolulu
Booth
Congress
Nash
Miss Potter
Hyde
F. L. Nash
L. C. Lyman
Severance
Coan
Hilo
Waiakea
Shaw
McTaggart
Hayes
Wright
Volcano Stables
Scott
Terry
Lyman
J. Deyo
Furneaux
Huggins
Sumner
Summer
No Appeal Debate Among Home Rulers in Honolulu
In Honolulu two days of discussion fail to muster support for appealing the Territorial Supreme Court decision in the County Act case to the U S Supreme Court. Critics warn an appeal would cost at least 5000 dollars and paralyze county government, urging passage of county law through Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
H. T
Executive Committee
Territorial Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Home Rule Party
Rawlins
Oahu
Supreme Court
Home Rule Executive Committee
Congress
Burton Indicted in Post Office Influence Case
The Federal Grand Jury at St Louis returned an indictment today against United States Senator J R Burton of Kansas. He is charged with accepting money to influence Post Office Department actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Burton
Post Office Department
Welcome for Governor Carter Arrives in Hilo Amid Festive Plans
Governor Carter and party will be welcomed with a grand ball and public reception in Hilo. Committees under Aloha Aina Society coordinate reception at Spreckels Hall and arrangements for hall decoration, refreshments, music, and official duties during their stay in Hilo and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Hilo
5. L. Desha
Henry West
Puna
Waipio
Desha
Church Street
Aloha Aina Society
Atkinson
Creedon
Spreckels Hall
P. Peck
C.C Kennedy
J. A. Scott
G. F. Little
S. L. Desha
John T. Baker
Jas. D. Lewis
Adam Lindsay
F.B. McStocker
J. J. Moir
W. H.C. Campbell
W. H. Lambert
E. N. Holmes
L. Turner
Aug. Hamburg
J. W. Mason
C. A. Stobie
Jose Vierra
J. Hastings Howland
E. H. Austin
Wm. T. Balding
G. F. Alfonso
C. N. Prouty
J. Castle Ridgway
A. C. McKenney
E. E. Richards
Spalding to Review Hawaii County Bill After Gov Doles Report
In Washington on January 4 Representative Spalding of North Dakota, chairing the House subcommittee on the County bill for Hawaii, announced plans to reconvene and amend the measure before a favorable report. He noted Gov. Dole’s earlier unfavorable commentary and indicated corrections to recording deeds, income taxes, and inheritance taxes are being considered before it advances to the House. The Pretoria note states Asiatic labor bill passed second reading. Archduke Ferdinand Charles withdraws marriage pursuit with a commoner in Vienna.
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Washington, D. C
Spalding
North Dakota
House
Hawaii
Territories
Dole
Mr. Spalding
Pretoria
Vienna
Archduke Ferdinand Charles
Mile Klee tric Light Co annual meeting notice
The Mile Kleetric Light Co Ltd will hold its annual meeting at the company office on Saturday January 16 1904 at 3 pm Wa T Balding secretary remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mile Kleetric Light Co., Ltd
T. Balding
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Bank OF
Territory of Hawaii
Peacock
Kennedy
Joan T. Motk
Gay Storer Alk
Sutton
J. Canario
J. Grae
Fatten
Sinipanenn
W.A. Todd
W Street
Demosthenes’ Cafe
Tam
W. A. Todd
Shipman Street
B. L. Jones
Andrew Anderson
the Owl Drug Co., Ltd
Guterior
Grand Hall
House of Representatives
J.D. Kennedy
Front Street, Hilo
W.T. McManus
Pleasant Street
Matson Navigation Co
San Francisco
Enterprise
Johnnson
Santiago
Roderick D
Marion Chilcott Gp
Falls OF Clyde
Chas
Lurline
Market St
R. T. Guard
Rubber Cgoods Coodyear Rubber CO
H. Pease
Cal
U.S. A
Hino, Hawar
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