Local Items From Hilo Coast Shipboard News
Local notes include Wall Nichols Co items and guest mentions such as Taylor of Washington at W. H. Lambert’s home. The Kinau’s rough voyage and the absence of treasurer Wright are noted, along with travel for Cecil Brown, Geo. Davis, and Attorney Stanley to Honolulu. A wedding announcement for William J. Stone and Melinda Cartrio is recorded for February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Peck
Honolulu
Taylor
Washington
W. H. Lambert
Wall Nichols Co
R. J. Auerbach
K. A. Metherny
San
W. Tf. Wright
Mexico
Cecil Brown
Geo. A. Davis
Stanley
Kinan
Fou Sailk
Jim Morris
P.O. Box
Hilo
B. al Dosthitt
Valcano
William J. Stone
Melinda Ca
Major Harris
Salvation Arm
Kinau
F. M
Theo
HL Davies & Co
C. C. Kennedy
Notice of former employee for Hilo Mercantile Co
W H Hiserman is no longer in the employ of the Hilo Mercantile Co Ltd and is not authorized to collect accounts or take orders for the firm. Hilo Hawaii January 29 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hiserman
Hilo Mercantile Co., Ltd
Hilo
Hawaii
Pioneer John Daniel Martin Dies in Hilo After Illness
John Daniel Martin died at his Hilo home on Wednesday night after a ten day illness. A respected pioneer, he aided Hawaii government road projects including Volene, Puni, Kaumana and Hakalan roads. Born in New York, he served in an Illinois regiment during the Civil War. He married Miss Jane Champlin, lived on Maui and Breckelsville plantation before moving to government road work in Hawaii. He leaves a widow, one daughter, and siblings in the United States. Funeral services were held yesterday at the First Foreign Church with Rev. Hill and Rev. Nash assisting. floral tributes adorned the casket. pallbearers included Holmes, Scott, Terry, Richards, Peck and Judge Hipai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniel Martin
Hilo
Mr. Marlin
Volene
Kaumana
Hakalan
New York
Illinois
Nebraska
Whichas
Jane Champlin
Hawaiian Islands
Maui
Luna
Breckelsville
Jennie Marlin
Hhurch
Mr. Hill
Mr. Nash
First Foreign Church
Messrs
Holmes
J. A. Scott
W. 8
Terry, Richards
P. Peck
Judge Hipai
Federal Court Opens In Judge Batee Chambers
The United States District Court session led by Judge Morris M. Batee includes officials C R Breck Long U S Attorney B C Handy Deputy Marshal J D Avery Deputy Clerk. The bankruptcy matter of M Niccols of North Hilo is heard with H Hackfeld & Co Smith Parsons and W A Kinney for petitioners and Wise & Ross for defendant. Construction of the Hila Dock proceeds with Flawallan Engineering and Construction Company authorizing immediate headway. An engineer will visit next week to take soundings and drive initial piling, the work expected to finish in four months barring weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris M. Estee
United States District Court
R. Breckens
U. District Attorney
F.C. Handy
U. S. Marshall
Kinnu
United States
Morris M. Batee
Hila
F. J. Amweg
Flawallan Engineering and Construction Company
Kina
County Bill Discussed At Vina Republican Club Meeting
Members of the Vina Republican Club are urged to attend a Saturday evening meeting at 7 o'clock to discuss the county bill roads and schools. A. G. Curtis serves as secretary and Judge M. M. Estee is a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Repuplican Club
A. G. Curtis
Notley Will Case Dominates Annual Church Meeting
The First Foreign Church annual meeting in the parlor featured strong reports from all departments. Treasurer Severence noted an improved balance and debt freedom for church property. membership grew by ten. The Notley will trial in Hilo concluded with a judge directing a verdict for the proponents, Kinney appealing. The lengthy probate proceedings centered on Chas. Notley’s estate and alleged undue influence by Mrs. Danford, with witnesses from Honolulu including Col. Parker and S. F. Chillingworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notley
Hilo
Robinson
W. A. Kinney
Honolulu
Stanley
Cecil Brown
Geo. A. Davis
England
John Mullinger
David Fyfe
William Notley
Maria Hughes
David Fyfe Notley
Ant Huma Danford
Hamakua
Kenma Danford
Mary K. Notley
Mr. Notley
Col
Samuel Parker
F. Chillingworth
Judge Robinson
Escape convict Francisco Lopes terrorizes Porto Rico
Francisco Lopes, a four time escaped convict, is at large and vows not to be captured alive. A Puerto Rican laborer, Juan Hernandez, reported Lopes assaulted him near Maui, slashing him with a cane knife and stealing $10.00. Hernandez, wounded, identified the attacker as Lopes and fears a violent recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Lopes
Tracy
Lopes
Juan Hernandez
Hernandez
Maui
Laupahoe
Pepechee
Francisco Lopez
Lopez
Pulling For Waimea N C Wiluong Seeks County Boundaries
Waimea official P E Willfong reports Outer Districts trip showing Kona Kohalu residents backing a proposed county bill. Public meetings emphasize boundaries and Waites county status. North Island factions in Kohalas and Hamaleus support reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Wiluong
Willfong
Kona
Kohalu
Waites
Kohalas
Hamaleus
Lassie Miss M G Farquhar Shines At Burns Anniversary
The Scottish violinist Miss M G Farquhar performed a revered solo at the Burns Anniversary last Saturday evening. Born in Thruns near the literary circle of James Barrie, she is noted as a violinist of repute in her native home and drew acclaim for her Melodies interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G. Farquhar
Miss Farquhar
Thruns
Jasmes M Barrie
Killed in Runaway at Hilo Yard Incident
John Barge waggoner for One Men Sugar Co died instantly after horses dragged a wagon load of lumber at Hockfeld yard Front Street. He attempted to stop the runaways but was struck and the wagon wheels passed over him before aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barge
One Men Sugar Co
Hilo
Hockfeld
Front Street
Barge
Murder Second Degree Verdict in Territory v Punacoshi Watanabe
The Territory's defendants Punacoshi and Watanabe were found guilty of murder in the second degree after a brief jury deliberation. Sentences were set at thirty years and twenty-five years respectively with hard labor. Defense motions for new trials were denied. a bill of exceptions was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punacoshi
Watanabe
Munter
HH. L. Ross
Hr. J. Ross
Chas
My LeBlond
K. A
Eile
Community Aid Seeks Donations For Waiakea Settlement Orphans
A call to help Waiakea Settlement lists needed library books art items drapery wall cases and sewing supplies to aid children and orphans. The appeal invites friends to attend chapel on Monday to discuss support and donations for the struggling institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiakea
Jardiniere
Avi Sititalle
Balletio Beard
Vist Foreign Church Welcomes Marin Subject The Cheat
The article reports a visit to a foreign church and notes a Marin subject related to a ethical inquiry. It mentions a welcome message and a generic religious service, with emphasis on community gathering and participation. Key names and places are partially obscured in the OCR text.
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J. 1. Robertson
Gelr
Misa Cantor
Tarnerie Co
Gilbert F. Little
J. T. Mice
Cnomes
Wall Nichola Co
Mins Cantor
Turner & Co
P. Maurice McMahon
Chamberlain
Olaa
Hakalau
Waiaken
F. K. Hotchkiss
D. A. Loebenstein
Ped Doyle
Messrs. H. Johnson
Ohn Lycurgus
Lycurgus
Martinelli
Apple
California
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Pioneer Win and Liquor House
Tel
Marlin
Federal Court
Estee
M. M. Estee
City
P. Peck al Family
New Elks
Hilo Lodge
Florentine Sousa
Wy 1. Madeira
Cotillion Club
W. I. Madeira
RH. Reid
T. R. Clarke
C. C. Whitney
Charles Seriben
Mee
Shaw
Kiwau
San Francisco
Shaw Hae
Hilo Drag. Co
Gane Clark
J.B. Madden
Kakaian
Paauilo
Islands
Royal Baking Powder
First
Severence
Marse
Wainken
Wisches
Mra. Holmes
Woman's Roart
Junior Endeavor Society
Peverreo
Waimea
Lassie
Liv
Trh Clarke
Whitney
Ha! Clarke
Kirevkens
Aneebiety
Giltin
Trane Corkett
Brandt
Col Breweh
WH Davis
Sarina
Miguali Toy
Haye Yelden
CHM
Northrop
Eter
Cromy
Rathboro
HO Geli
Beek
Mateh
JA Melherny
Weight
Vist Foreign Church
Duimiay
Fenal
Ala
Shah
Marin
Welvome
Bola
McDonald Hild
L. K. Pearson Peacock Building
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L. Turner CO
Economic Shoe Company, Ltd
Cash Shoeists
Magiite
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
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