Notice to Creditors and Guardianship Pub in Hawaii
Notice to creditors announces appointment of Joseph Camara as administrator of Bernado de Camara Sr. estate in Hilo with six months to file claims. Also an order of publication to show cause why Annie T. K Parker minor's real estate should be sold, with court date August 8 in South Hilo and notices in Hilo and Honolulu papers.
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Ire A. Hutchinson
Lim
Fourth Circuit Court
Hilo
Hawaii
Labaron Gurney
Ty Chas, Hitchcock
Ripeway & Ringway
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Bernado de Camara
Bernado de Camara, Sr
Ridgway & Ridgway
T. H
Josepn Camara
Prowath
Chambers
Annie T. K. Parker
Minnor
Guardian
Selil Real! Hstath
Alfred W. Carter
Fourth Judicial Circuit
J.P. Parker
Kanaiki
Hausakua
Pasuhou
Weha
Makakuolo
Keahui
Kalopa
J. P. Parker
S. Parker
W. G. Irwin & Company
Libertat
Kealua
Public Lands Office
Wren
Kuhea
Jin
South Ifito
Toland
Hilo Tabane
Tn Hilo
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
First Hawaii County Supervisors meet and organize
The Hawaii County Board held its initial meeting at Firemans Hall noting organization and bond approvals for all county officials. John T. Moir chosen chairman amid shifts in attendance. bonds for treasurer, sheriff, auditor, clerk, attorney and deputies finalized with listed sureties. a resolution on police staffing prompted debate before adoption 4 to 3. Committees were appointed to locate offices and draft rules. session adjourned to Wednesday.
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County of
Hawaii
Fireman's Hall
J. T. Moir
S. L. Desha
D. K. Makuakane
Antone Fernandez
J. Frank Wood
M. K. Kalaiwaa
Sam K. Pua
Supervisor Moir
0. T. Shipman
John T. Moir
C. C. Kennedy
Geo. Ross
B. Richards
Jos. Vierra
A. Lidgate
Albert Horner
H. Louisson
M. Polapola
D. K Makuakane
E. E. Richards
J. F. Woods
Geo. C. Beckley
G. H. Vicars
S. K. Naeole
W. K. Kalaiwaa
David Alawa
O T. Shipman
W. H. Shipman
J. S. Canario
T. K. Lalakea
John T. Baker
Paul R. Kai
Wm. M. Keolanui
BE. Very
Chas. K. Maguire
S. P. Woods
Adam Lindsay
S. K. Pua
H. B. Nalimu
John Bohnenberg
Chas. Williams
J. G Jones
E. Wery
W. A. Fetter
C.K. Wright
James Mattoon
Jose Serrao
Wm. J. Rickard
Jas. Gibb
K.S. Gjerdrum
W. M. S. Lindsey
G. W. Lindsey
A. Gramberg
C.H. Pulaa
Jas. F. Woods
D. Makuakane
Territory of
Board of Supervisors
Police Department
County of Hawaii
Jelerks
Island of
Territory of Hawaii
Department of Police
Keolanui
C. M. LeBlond
Desha
Ayes
Messrs
Makuakane
Fernandez
Moir
Noel
Shipman
Woods
Kalai
Desha, Fernandez and Woods
Fernandes, Shipman and Makuakane
Olaa Laborers Strike Over Plantations Staff
Laborers at Olaa plantation refuse work amid a demand to remove Dr. R. G. Curtis the plantation physician and Frank Sakamaki from the office. Police stop a clash with Japanese mill workers but by noon the mill hands quit voluntarily. No further disturbances reported.
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Olaa Plantation
Gop
R. G. Curtis
Frank Sakamaki
Fetter
Special Trains Today to Hoolulu Park Race Track
The Hilo Railroad runs special trains today between Hilo and Hoolulu Park race track. Departures from Hilo depot: 8:10, 9:40, 10:10 AM. returns from Park entrance 11:50 and 12:10. Afternoon trains depart Hilo at 1:15 and 1:40 with return by 4:40, 5:18, 5:45, and 6:10. Round trip tickets cost 25 cents. Afternoon No 9 to Glenwood departs Hilo at 5:00 with 5:05 pickup at park entrance. returns to Hilo at 7:50.
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Hilo Railroad
Hilo
Hoolulu Park
Sigo
Gro
Park Entrance
Glenwood
Lively Baseball Morning Bet on Papaaloa Hila Match
Enthusiasm runs high for a nine o'clock game between Papaaloa and Hila picked teams. Both sides recruited crack players beyond their norms, drawing from Paanilo Laupahoeboe Waimea Mauna Kea and the Papaaloa club. Bets run two to one in favor of Papaaloa as spirited action is anticipated.
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Papauloa
Hila
Papaaloa
Paanilo
Laupahoeboe
Waimea
Mauna Kea
Odessa in Flames as Odessa Mutiny Unfolds
A revolution grips Odessa with streets barricaded and flames raging. Troops mobilize in St Petersburg to quell the mutiny while reports say the battleship Potemkin bombards the city. Authorities order darkness as large crowds move and arrests rise amid mounting tension.
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Odessa
Russia
St. Petersburg
London
England
Potemkin
Admiral Krager
Vladivostok Threatened by Incoming Japanese Warships
Report from Vladivostok on June 28 notes Japanese warships sighted at the port with speculation of a land and sea attack. The item reflects wartime urgency as authorities assess imminent danger to the port and surrounding region.
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Vladivostok
Russia
Speaker Henderson Stricken by Paralysis in Dubuque
Former Speaker Henderson, a notable political figure, has been stricken by paralysis in Dubuque Iowa. The report notes his illness as of June 29 and places the event within his political career legacy.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Henderson
Henry Holds the Fort in Honolulu Police Case
Honolulu reports that High Sheriff Henry may refuse to turn over the police station to Sheriff elect Brown on June 28, signaling a leadership dispute at station premises and awaiting resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Henry May
Elect Brown
Fine Program For Today's Races At Volcano Stables
Entries for the racing events are complete with scratches noted. The track is rolled and dust laid by recent rains, ensuring fine sport. A ball and Elks show will follow at the Hilo Armory under the Elks Dramatic Club and Jockey Club. Tickets are one dollar for a reserved seat and on sale at Hilo Drug Store until 10 a.m. then at Volcano Stables office.
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Volcano Stables
Hilo Armory
Elks Dramatic Club
Jockey Club
Hilo Drug Store
Luau and Fair a High Success in Hilo Armory
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society hosted a luau and fair at the Hilo Armory last Saturday. Mrs W H Campbell led the active management and credit is given for her efforts. Prizes included a dressed doll for Peggy Campbell with 225 votes and second to Margaret Correa. Marie Canario was the most popular young lady with 34 ballots and won an enamel Hawaiian pin. Kulei Ha ai took a pin cushion second. Receipts totaled 1408.30 across all events with funds from Hawaiian booth, fancy work, flowers, candy, doll contest, fish pond and cash donations.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Hilo
W. H.C. Campbell
Peggy Campbell
Margaret Correa
Marie Canario
Kulei Haai
Luau
Champions of Tennis Tournament at Hilo Club
The Hilo Tennis Club championship closed last night with strong attendance and top play. Kohala entrants shone as Miss Mable R Woods and Sam P Woods won mixed doubles, George Mapai claimed the gentlemen's singles, and Mrs H B Elliot defeated Mrs H V Patton to take the ladies' singles. George Hapai and C H Mellor won the gentlemen's doubles, with the Woods claiming the ladies doubles alongside Kohta entrants. The Demosthenes cup will be contested next Wednesday between Hakalau and Grace-Metcalfe pairs.
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Hilo
Mable R. Woods
Sam P. Woods
George Mapai
Fred Lewin
H. B. Elliot
H V. Patton
George Hapai
C.H. Mellor
Messrs. S. Grace
KE. D. Baldwin
J. J. Grace
J. B. Metcalfe
Woods
Kohata
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Che Hilo Tribune
Kiwe Sreunr
Hino
Termene Block
Fille Tribune Publishing Company
Lid Publishers and Proprietors
SC. Dynecest
J. CasTin Kinaway
AK Refhor
Tevwrton
Mawes
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Saveranch
Cour House
MILO
Hawah
CasTig
Ripeway
Titos. C. Riveway
Notary Public
Upwich Walanuenue
Kilge Streets
I. KH. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
F. S. Lyman
Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianeenue Street
A v. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Henry Deacon
Hawaiian Fertilizer CO. Limited
Wainkea Mill Co
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Waianuenue
Bridge Sts
W.H. Beers
J. B. Ray
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Honoluiye
Oauu, Hyi
Pitman
Gon Court House
C. F. Bradshaw Proprietor
Notich
Yeasels
Matson Line
K. F. Guard
Gis
Igor
Runaway & Ringway
County Supervisors
Olaa
San Francisco
Cal
Hay
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Guanajuato
Oahu
Oahu County
McIntyre
United States
Camp McKinley
Speaker Henderson
Henry
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