Trains to Puna Schedule and Rail Tickets Highlighted
The notice details Hilo to Puna train routing via Railroad Wharf with Kinay steamship connection at Pune and stop at Pabou. It mentions commutation tickets valid for ten rides between any two points and references John Watt FS Lyman Wan Puller in rental context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna
Hilo
Pune
Hilo Station
Olaa
Kinay
Pabou
John Watt
Lyman
Wan, Puller
Pillaging and Rioting Sweep Through Empire
New dispatches report widespread disorder across Sevastopol Warsaw and Moscow with thousands arrested. Rioting assails the British consulate and schools and factories close as tensions rise in St. Petersburg over Japan war cessation. Kuropatkin says his position endures despite Japanese efforts to break through at Sand Pass.
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Warsaw
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Japan
Kuropatkin
Sand Pass
Steamship Merger Block Likely, Wilder Stockholders Object
Honolulu report says the Inter Island and Wilder Steamship Companies merger may be blocked as Wilder stockholders oppose it. Wilder S. S. officers announced include President W. O. Smith and Vice President W. M. Giffard with S. B. Rose as Secretary and Treasurer and directors J. M. Dowsett C. M. Cooke and George C. ley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Inter-Island
Wilder Steamship Companies
Wilder Company
Wilder S. S. Company
W. O. Smith
W. M. Giffard
S. B. Rose
Pees
J. M. Dowsett
C. M. Cooke
George C.ley
Armies Suffer Heavy Losses in Manchuria clash
Mukden Manchuria Jan 27 Russian and Japanese armies clash again with heavy losses reported though exact figures not known.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Revolution Not Feared In Russia Amid Spreading Strike
In St Petersburg and other cities the strike broadens with no new troop clashes reported. Authorities say danger from political revolt has passed. A Collier is Captured in Tokio after seizure of the Austrian steamer Burma bound for Vladivostok. Japan orders vast war preparations with more reserves and new warships under construction.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Tokio
Japan
Burma
Vladivostok
Troops Won’t Fight Report Delays Kuropatkin Advance
London dispatches say General Kuropatkin telegraphed the Czar that European troops are reluctant to advance against the enemy, hampering Russian operations.
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London
Kuropatkin
Strikes Abate as Revel and Other Cities Return to Work
Reports from Revel Libau Kieff and Odessa indicate the strike movement is waning as the backbone is broken. Some factories resume operations while authorities anticipate a calmer situation. The Maryland completed a trial run at Rockport speed 22.35 knots. In Essen strikers will refer grievances to a parliamentary commission. Wyoming and Wisconsin notes report Clark and La Follette reelected to the Senate.
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St. Petersburg
Revel
Libau
Kieff
Odessa
Essen
Germany
Impeachment Trial Opened For Judge Swayne
Washington January 24 25 A Senate organized court begins impeachment proceedings against Judge Charles Swayne of the Northern District of Florida for high crimes and misdemeanors. Details show residence violations improper railroad receiver relations improper private car travel and inflated expense accounts. The case marks a rare federal judiciary impeachment in seventy four years. A parallel report from Pretoria notes a 3032 karat diamond valued at four million dollars found in a local mine.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Pacific
Charles Swayne
Guyencourt
Delaware
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Florida
Supreme Court
House
Peck
Missouri
Chase
Addison
Pickering
New Hampshire
Senator Foster Defeated and Naval Bill Passes
In Olympia January 27 S H Files elected United States Senator to succeed Foster. In Washington DC January 27 Naval Bill to be passed this session provides for construction of two new battleships. Also reports note sugar quotations in New York January 30 and other commodity prices.
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Foster
Olympia
Wash
S. H. Files
United States
Washington, D. C
Filipino Rebels Break Loose in Manila Raid
In San Francisco de Malabon Ladrones attack killing Surgeon J. A. ONeill and a private with his wife and three children. Former Governor Trias abducted and town treasury looted of 2000 dollars. Rebel band surrounded by American troops. fighting continues. rescue attempt for Trias family failed.
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Manila
P. L
Ladrones
San Francisco de Malabon
J. A. O'Neill
Trias
Schooner Mahukona Saved After Ashore Incident
Astoria, Jan. 26. The schooner Mahukona of 653 tons was saved after going ashore at the mouth of the Columbia river. Capt. Marsters commanded the vessel, which sails the lumber trade between Portland, Oregon, and San Pedro, California.
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Astoria
Marsters
Columbia River
Portland
San Pedro
California
Favorable Report Made Harbor Bill In Hawaii
Cablegrams from Honolulu report Governor Carter seeking 490000 for Honolulu harbor and Hilo survey. Kuhio urges final passage, while Carter requests 250000 for harbor improvement, 172000 refund for harbor care, and 10000 for a Hilo survey. Congress signals economy and likely cut in building bill.
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Carter
Honolulu
Hilo
Kuhio
Washington
Atkinson
Fgiosco
Kalanianaole
Congress
In Honor of Burns Hilo Burns Club An Enjoyable Night
The Hilo Burns Club hosted a well received Burns night with bagpipe, vocal and violin solos, readings, and Scottish dancing. Notable performances included R Forbes in costume, George Lilicoe, Scott of Hakalau, Mrs Louise Hapai, Rev Curtise E Shields, H Turner, Miss Margaret Tutt, W C Cook, and an end vocal trio. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne and dancing before midnight refreshments. Tokio, Jan 26 The blockade of Vladivostok is imminent
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Hilo Burns Club
R. Forbes
George Lilicoe
Afton Water
Hos. Scott
Hakalau
Mr. Scott
Mary
Louise Hapai
John Anderson
Joe
Annie Laurie
Curtise E. Shields
Robert Burns
Scotland
H. Turner
Robin A Dale
Margaret Tutt
W. C. Cook
Burns
Davie
F. M. Anderson
Kenneth Cameron
Miss Tutt
Mr. Cook
Hunting Tower
Lass O' Killicrankie
Cook
I. B. Schoen
Jas. Henderson
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Pumlisurd
Avery
Kino
Hiro, Mawar
Gilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd Publishers and Proprietors
Temenny
Richardr
Tuoxrson
Spectie
Attorneys-At-Law
M. Leblond ,M. Smith LeBlond & Smith
Wewetten
Jepnotary"pulic
O Mices
SkyskaNee Buiping
Apposite Cour House
Hawaii
J. Casrim
Ripeway
Txos
C. Rineway
Ridgway
Milo, Mawail
I Bridge
Notary Public Upfice
I. Gb
Hilo, Hawaii
F. S. Lyman
Walanuenue Street
W.H. Beers
I. B. Ray
U. S. LeBaron Gurney
Pront
Spreckels
Ished
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Oano, H.1
Pitman Street
Waianuenue ST
Court House
Norice
Matson Li
RE. I
GUARD
Aponte
Lilo
Hilo Railroad Co
Mount
V'w
Glenwood
at.Mount
V'w.ar
Peays
E. Metzger
First Bank OF
Aime
Territory of Hawaii
Peacock
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
Wells, Fargo & Co
San Francisco
New York
Ae East
Chicago
Glynn, Milla, Currie & Co
Hongkong Shanghai Bank
Hongkong
Ing
China
Hongkong-Shanghai Bank
Shanghai
Ing Corporation
Yokohama Sand Hiogo
Hongkong-Shanghai Bank- Ing Corporation
Serrao Cabinet Shop
Jose G. Serrao
Matsuoka Stokichi
Kaumana Road
Matsuoka Shokichi
AH Hip
Nashaw House
Puneo
P. Peck
AM. Frida
R. R. Wharfs
Earverm
Walakes
Aw Mill
Oslo
Af Law Baill
Atl
Revog
Jar
Amcwet
Sevastopol
Tein
Maryland
Rockport
Mass
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clark
United States Senate
Madison
la Follette
Wahington
D.C
Swayne
Pretoria
South Africa
Mahukona
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