12 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
1
In accordance with Act 70 Seasion Laws of 1903 notice is given to all persons conducting retail drug shops to apply for a license to practice Pharmacy under Section 2 of Act 70. A. N. Kepoikal Treasurer Territory of Hawaii Honolulu June 1 1903 Treasurer's Office Hawaii.
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii In re probate estate of David Kamai deceased an administrator has been appointed. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to Henry Vicars administrator at his Hilo Hawaii office within six months from the notice date or be forever barred. Wisk Ross attorneys for administrator May 19 1903.
A brief notice states Koa Koa Serrad Cabinet Shop invites an application from Jose G Berrao for unspecified roles. Details are limited, with no further qualifications or deadlines provided in the fragment.
News from Peking and Washington reports Minister Conger seeking an inquiry into Count Cassini's denial of Conger’s Manchuria demands. The dispute signals wider tensions between U S and Russia over Manchuria. A separate Algerian clash and U S census leadership change are noted, along with a Philadelphia textile strike for sanitary reform.
Reports from multiple cities detail flood damage and deaths in Missouri and Illinois, with Kansas City losses pegged at 15 million and crop damages at least 5 million. St Louis faces rising river levels, 25 000 displaced. Spartanburg records 85 dead and 4 million in losses. A mob burns a Black teacher in Belleville. Berlin bars plague experiments after Dr Sachs dies. Washington cites Taft on famine, rice pricing, and cattle imports. Topeka debates relief session and bridge rebuilding. Salonica chronicles Bulgarian clashes with Turkish forces. Eli Peck funeral in San Francisco draws Honolulu attendees.
Honolulu police report burglars entered Henry E. Coopers residence, bound and gagged Theodore, 13, and escaped with no theft. The boy was found in a closet at 11:30 am after a Japanese servant heard noises. Police suspect Porto Rican assailants. no arrests yet.
The steamer Liban inbound was cut down by outbound steamer Insulaire near Maire Island. About 200 passengers and crew aboard perished after the collision caused by a misreading of signals. Two survivors were rescued by passing ships and brought to Marseilles as Insulaire aided in the rescue before heading back to port.
John Gaspar of Napoopoo Kona offers to cut a six by six by six foot cube from a Kona koa tree, polish it, and deliver it on Kona’s wharf if someone pays shipping to the St. Louis Purchase Exposition. He owns substantial Kona land with koa trees and seeks buyers in Hawaii advertising circles.
Washington reports the Grand Jury indicts Groff Brothers for bribery of Machen. Portland, Maine notes forest fires cause an estimated 4 million dollars in losses statewide. San Francisco records Eppinger failure liabilities of 1 373 000 and assets 650 000 with doubt about grain receipts. Rome discusses King Emanuel possibly visiting France and a return visit by President Lonchet, despite Vatican tensions from expulsion of religious orders.
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