Notice of Foreclosure by Assignees of Mortgage in Hilo Hawaii
Notice of intention to foreclose and sell by assignees Clay M Hudson and T T Chave for two chattel mortgages on M J Pacheco and Hilo Mercantile Co. Properties include two 22 by 20 foot dwellings in Pihonua Hilo on leased land from JT Baker. Auction set for January 31 1906 at noon at the mauka Court House door Hilo. Conditions cash in US gold. Deed at purchaser expense.
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M. J. Pacheco
Hilo
Territory of Hawaii
Hilo Mercantile Co
Clay M. Hudson
T. T. Chave
Pihonua
Hawaii
John T. Baker
Pichonua
JT. Baker
Mauka
Court House
A. D
A. S. LeBaron Gurney
United States
T. H
Harry Irwin
Order to Show Cause on Discharge for George W. Paty
In bankruptcy docket 87 the district court in Hawaii orders creditors and interested parties to show cause why George W. Paty may not receive discharge. Hearing set for February 1, 1906 at 10 a.m. in Honolulu before Judge Sanford B. Dole. Notice to be mailed to creditors ten days prior and published in the designated Hilo newspaper within one week. Clerk Walter B. Maling attests.
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George W. Paty
District Court of the United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Waited States District Court
Taswurs combination club offer opens magazine access
Cash subscribers can seize a splendid opportunity to secure popular magazines under the Taswurs combination club offer. The promotion highlights a value deal for readers already subscribing to cash plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taswurs
Molokan Contract Signed Aids Hawaii Settlement Plans
Molokan contract signed at Los Angeles accelerates Hawaii settlement plans. Governor Carter and James B. Castle report March arrivals for Kapaa and Hakalau projects. Castle expects Molokans to reach Hawaii by March aboard the Olympia, with direct to Kapan. no arrivals on Oahu. Also notes Vladivostok mutiny and Trans Siberian railway resuming full operations.
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Los Angeles
Island of
Hawaii
Honolulu
George R. Carter
Molokan
Pratt
James B. Castle
James B
Mr. Castle
Hilo
Honomu
Laupahoehoe
San Francisco
Thielen
China
Olympia
Kapan
Oahu
Inter-Island to Get 1500-Ton Steamer for Hilo Run
J A Kennedy, president of Inter-Island Steam Navigation, sails to San Francisco aboard the Mongolia to seal a contract for a 1500 ton steamer to replace the Kinau on the Honolulu Hilo service. The vessel will be a floating palace with social hall, piano, dining saloon, hurricane deck, and up-to-date state rooms. Oil firing is planned and delivery is expected by November.
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J. A. Kennedy
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company
San Francisco
Mongolia
Hilo
Kennedy
Honolulu
Appointment Delayed Over Roosevelts Directs Nomination
The withdrawal of Governor Carter's endorsement for Judge Robinson delays re appointment to the Third Circuit. Washington cables indicate Attorney General Moody is reviewing Robinson's reputation and that President Roosevelt may have sent a nomination to the Senate. The Star notes the unusual use of directs suggesting a nomination was sent.
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Carter
Robinson
Circuit Court of the First District
Department At
Washington
Honolulu Advertiser
Moody
Star
Senate
Roosevelt
Governor Carter Ill Faces Prolonged Recovery
Governor Carter is seriously ill with a likely influenza attack. Secretary Atkinson, en route to Europe for emigrant recruitment, is held on mainland until doctors decide if he must stay home. Dr J R Judd reports improved condition with no alarming signs. He may remain confined for about two weeks.
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Carter
Atkinson
Europe
Azores
J. R. Judd
Emergency Appointment Bill For Hawaii Judge's Replacement
Washington D C Jan 26 Representative Jenkins of Wisconsin introduced in the House a bill authorizing U S Judge Dole of Hawaii to designate another judge to hold U S District Court sessions in the Territory of Hawaii if the incumbent is disqualified from sitting in a case.
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Washington
D. C
Jenkins
Wisconsin
House
U.S
Dole
Hawaii
Territory
General Joe Wheeler Dies in New York
General Joe Wheeler, noted southern leader, died in New York today after being reported ill. His death marks the end of a storied career in Civil War and public service.
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Joe Wheeler
New York
Statehood Bill Passes House
The House approved a plan to form Arizona from Arizona and New Mexico as one state and Oklahoma with Indian Territory as another. Roosevelt backed the joint statehood idea while Beveridge led the Senate fight, facing strong opposition from those opposing Arizona New Mexico union and California's delegation siding with Arizonans.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Senate
House
California
Constitutional Democratic Convention backs parliamentary monarchy
The constitutional democratic convention in St. Petersburg on January 24 declared support for a constitutional parliamentary monarchy. It cited growing unease over the empire’s finances and called for reform to stabilize the economy and governance.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic Convention
Empire
Eight Hour Day Reserved in Panama Bill Action
Washington January 24 The House rejects abrogating the eight hour day provision of the Panama bill and also bars Canal Commissioners from receiving the proposed extra pay.
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Panama
Washington
House of Representatives
Chinese Statesmen In Washington Arrive In Capital
Washington January 24 The Imperial Chinese Commissioners have arrived in the capital. They are the envoys sent by the Dowager Empress to study foreign government systems. They recently passed through Honolulu.
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Washington
America
Honolulu
Valencia Steamer Wreck Near Cape Beale With Heavy Loss
The Valencia bound from San Francisco to Puget Sound wrecks ten miles east of Cape Beale Vancouver Island. One hundred passengers and thirty five crew aboard. only fifteen saved, about one hundred and thirty nine drowned after attempting to abandon ship. Sixty one believed still aboard when breakup occurred. Sixteen survivors reported later. total saved now forty. The vessel 4198 tons, commanded by Captain Cann, had appeared near Honolulu harbor during the Spanish war.
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Victoria
B. C
Valencia
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Cape Beale
Vancouver
Beale
Esquimalt
Seattle
Topeka
Barclay Sound
Alberni Canal
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pueblo
Cann
California
Honolulu
Pacific
Train Wreck on Ewa Plantation Claims Several Lives and Injuries
A Friday dawn wreck on the Ewa plantation railroad left two Portuguese dead and a Porto Rican with a leg amputated, while seven others including several Japanese suffered serious injuries. The crash occurred when workers on a cane car beside the engine were caught in the impact.
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Ewa
Oakland
Cal
Harbor Terminal
Western Pacific
Bond Issue Sold by Territorial Treasurer in New York
Territorial Treasurer Campbell sold in New York the $750,000 34 per cent bonds at 983¢. After considering sale rate and interest, the net cost to the territory is 3.66 per cent, the lowest rate yet obtained on territorial bonds.
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Territorial
Campbell
New York
Short-Lived Revolution Ends in Quito
Guayaquil reports Moreno seized control and named a cabinet in Quito on January 20. One hour after his ascent rioting erupted, many killed, and Moreno was ousted. The people proclaimed General Alfero president and order was restored.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Moreno
Alfero
John Mitchell Re-elected UMWA President
Indianapolis Ind Jan 23 President John Mitchell was today reelected head of the United Mine Workers of America at the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
French Cruisers Sail in Sealed Orders for Venezuela
Port of Spain reports two French cruisers sailed under sealed orders likely bound for Venezuela to press the French government's demands. The move follows tensions over Venezuela and signals a show of naval force amid the dispute.
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Port of Spain
Janu
Venexuela
Bannerman Predicted to Control Parliament Majority
London January report predicts Bannerman will command 533 votes in Parliament against 137 for the Conservatives, signaling a strong majority for his party. The forecast emphasizes a decisive election outcome and shifting political power dynamics locally and nationally.
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London
Bannerman
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Ghe Hilo Tribune
Ryrky Tureday Mill
Hawai
Orrrem, Kuro Sramer
Tamone
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Karey
Wissen Isin
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Aviwation
Rotary Public
Pceecite
Coat House
Milo, Mawati
C. Henry White
Naalehu
I.E. Ray
Waianuenwe St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
Ailo
F. S. Lyman
AGI Fire, Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianuenue Street
W.H. Beers
Ray- Telephone
Akau’s Restaurant
As, LeBaron Gurney
Spreckels
Hhied
Bishop & CO
Howo Vau
Bankers
Oanv, H. I
Ita
Pitman Street
Waianvenue
Hilo Hotel Puskas
Co. F. Bradshaw Propristor
Artest
Sean] Walter
Maling
Clerk
Dr. A. 8. Cluck
J. B. Castle
Vladivostok
Trans-Siberian Railway
Ewa Plantation
Council
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