Patriotism and decorum urged for Decoration Day observance locally
The Hilo Tribune urges schools to suspend work for Decoration Day to emphasize patriotism through appropriate exercises. It notes preparations for Independence Day amusements, stresses patriotic activities, and calls for sun rise cannon displays and choir performances. It also discusses the Hawaiian Bar Association inquiry into Attorney Carl S Smith over his conduct in Korean murder trials, defending his professionalism despite contentious opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaiian Bar Association
Honolulu
Carl S. Smith
Mr. Smith
Torrens land reform gains support in Hawaii era
The Torrens land registration system tightens security of titles in Hawaii, with praise for its progressive reform. Across the islands, the Land Court grows in importance and appreciation as the system proves its value despite initial indifference. Honolulu Star notes island military moves and local developments, including church projects and repairs services.
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Torrens
Hawaii
Ent Union
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Honolulu Star
Governor Carter Sees Moral Influence In Pasadena Dry Policy
Governor Carter praises Pasadena for its dry status and orderly streets, contrasts with Redlands, and argues tourists seek differences not liquor. He cites Rockefeller and Busch as examples of development in dry towns, urging moral injections to communities. Madrid bomb injures royal procession. Duran held as conspirator chief. sixteen killed including officers and groom. Land Commissioner notes Kohala Ditch Celebration attendance plans and returns to Hilo with Come
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Carter
Pasadena
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Busch of
St. Louis
Redlands
New York
Chicago
Hishotel
Madrid
Manuel Duran
Vladimir
Russia
Alphonso
Spain
Ena of
Fusion on Honolulu Reported by Col Laukea and Governor
Reports carried to Honolulu by Col Laukea returning with Governor Baker say fusion on the island is agreed upon. The status is an accomplished fact not yet realized, and its meaning is discussed as the public notes that home rule precinct clubs have adopted opposing fusion, though party ranks may not fully concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Laukea
Baker
Celebration of the Holy Ghost Festival in Hilo Church
The full Hilo band led Saturday night’s procession for the annual Celebration of the Holy Ghost at the Catholic Church. A choir from the band sang at the church, and an afternoon concert featured crackers and bonfire. About five hundred people attended from Hilo with many traveling both ways by Saturday evening and Sunday night.
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Co. D
Coconut Island
Hilo
Papaask
Hearing to settle Kahan and Hilo boundaries postponed
By authority the hearing to settle the boundaries of a portion of Kahan and Hilo Hawaii set for May 31st is continued until Thursday June 1906. Lyman commissioner of boundaries signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahan
Hilo
Hawaii
Lyman
Notice to Creditors and Administration Hearing
Legal notices announce the appointment of an administrator for Amaro Hongo and require creditors to file claims within six months. The Fourth Circuit also issues an order of notice for the administration of James Bush, detailing a hearing set for July 1906 at Hilo, with publication in the Hilo Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Circuit
Amaro Hongo
Yoshizu Hongo
Crow S
Sierre
Hilo
United States of America
Territory of Hawaii
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
James Bush
Petition for final distribution in Bernard da Camara estate
Hose da Camara, administrator, seeks allowance of 1251.60 and asks for examination, approval and final distribution order. Hearing set for June 6, 1906 at 10 am in South Hilo Hawaii before the circuit judge. Notice published in Hilo Tribune for four weeks with final publication two weeks before hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Territory of Hawaii
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Chamaeas
PaonaTa
Bernard DA Camara
Hose da Camara
Ten Jeistockesa
South Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Hilo Tribune
Hilo
Sake cases spark Manchuria testimony in San Francisco appeal
Special assistant counsel for the Treasury Department Sake Bear arrives in Manchuria to witness testimony before Judge Dole. Thomas Fitch represents importers challenging the customs tax ruling that sake is wine. If judged beer, the government would refund about a million dollars. Honolulu liquor houses have stakes.
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B. A. Levett
Treasury Department
Manchuria
Dole
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Thomas Fitch
Honolulu
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