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Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

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Foreclosure Sale Notice for Kalaoa Five Acres in Hawaii

Mortgagee Cadinha announces foreclosure of a five acre Kalaoa property in Hawaii Territory for nonpayment of interest. Sale by auction at Hilo Court House Mauke Door on June 1906 at noon, auctioneer A S LeBaron Gurney. terms cash in U.S. gold coin. Further particulars from attorney Jos S Ferry in Hilo.

Hawaii Mid Hilo Tribune Ka Hoku O Kalaoa Island Territory of Hawaii Government Road Keaho Nalon Tid Holi Honolulu Holi, Jr Bila Waialee M. R. Carolina Bilo A. S. le Barom Gurney United States M. R. Cadinha J. S. Ferry Hilo H. T Jos Ferry

Notice of Patent Mortgage and Foreclosure Proceedings

Public notice in Hawaii Territory records dated November 130, 1903 and December 140, 1903 announces a mortgage on property in Hawaii Island with M. Reale and Howomu as mortgagees. The document references seals, filings in Honolulu and Oahu, and later foreclosure actions in 1906 including details of land parcels, currencies, and required legal steps.

Hawaii Kanawai Hoohuibuna Hilo Tribune Teritorio M. Reale Iloko Honolulu Oahu T. H A. D Maloko Hoakaka Ana Penei Malities Hoike Palapala Hooliio Hoike Akuis Holi, Jr Cadinha

Filipinos Sought for Hawaii Labor Force Plan

Honolulu reports a Manila informed plan to recruit pure Philippine labor for Hawaii. The Planters' Association backs the scheme with wages partly paid to a Philippine government rep for passage money and other needs. No laborer numbers fixed yet. aim to secure Commission assent.

Honolulu Planters’ Association Albert Judd Manila Philippine Commission Hawaii Mead Mr. Mead Julu

Specially Chartered Freighter Arrives With Sugar Load

The S. S. Massachusetts arrived from Seattle after a 9 day 15 hour voyage carrying 11 000 tons of sugar. Chartered by the American Hawaiian line to carry cargo to Delaware Breakwater.

Honolulu S. S. Massachusetts Seattle American-Hawaiian Line Delaware

Sousa's Band Coming to Honolulu Concerts Planned

Sousa's band will perform in Honolulu in November with a concert likely in the evening if Oceanic Steamship Company can arrange timing after a San Francisco voyage en route to Australia. An arrangement with Oceanic Steamship is sought to suit an evening show over an afternoon slot.

Honolulu Sousa Oceanic Livers San Francisco Australia Oceanic Steamship Company

Lahaina water supply purchased by government

Government to acquire a permanent Lahaina water supply from Pioneer Mill Company for fifty gallons per man a day? Actually half a million gallons daily, funded by a $30,000 appropriation. The government secures a limitless supply for Lahaina through a perpetual lease. The conference included Governor Carter Superintendent Holloway Babbitt and Pioneer Mill manager Barkhausen. The plan calls for a steady daily yield to meet Lahaina’s needs. The measure aims to guarantee Lahaina’s water for all time under the new arrangement. The agreement marks a key step in securing Lahaina’s public utility needs.

Honolulu Lahaina Carter Holloway Babbitt Barkhausen Pioneer Mill Company Pioneer Company

New Kansas Senator Seated and Government Land Bill Passed

Washington reports Senator Burton’s suit seated. Senate approves land set aside at Hilo for Government buildings. In Kansas City a federal court convicts Burlington for rebates. Sailors Arch er and Irmgard sail from San Francisco toward Honolulu in a minor port race. Nine die and forty wounded on the British steamer Haverford in an explosion. Mindanao governor and two others slain by Mangalayan rebels.

Washington Senate Hilo San Francisco Barkentines Archer Irmgard Honolulu Liverpool Haverford

New Head For Naval Station Washington and Navy Promotions

June 14 report outlines Rear Admiral McCalla retirement on July 9 with Admiral Lyon to command Mare Island and Captain Very to succeed Lyon at Honolulu. In Kansas City on June 12 the Big Four packing firms Armour Swift Cudhay and Nelson Morris were convicted of accepting railroad rebates.

Washington McCalla Admiral Lyon Mare Island Very Honolulu Kansas City Armour, Swift, Cudhay and Nelson Morris Packing Companies Big Four

Forests and rainfall hinge on Kohala forestry lessons

Honolulu June 13 Kohala district shows how land once densely timbered became bare as forest lines retreated to the mountains. Land Commissioner Pratt says cattle destroyed undergrowth and trees, reducing rain. Scientists believe reforestation could restore rainfall and land usefulness. The case illustrates the need for forest preservation.

Honolulu Kohala Pratt

The Sailors Strike Spreads Along the Coast

The sailors strike expands to additional coastal towns as unions press demands. In Washington the national quarantine bill clears Congress and awaits the President's signature to become law. Cholera in the Philippines and plague in India yield citizen tolls of 3114 and 15633 deaths respectively in recent periods.

Washington Congress Philippines India

Lighthouse Bill Passed Without Hawaiian Tender Funding

Washington June 13 conferees from the Senate and House reached agreement on the lighthouse bill but struck out the $150,000 appropriation for a lighthouse tender serving the Hawaiian Islands. The decision narrows funding and keeps existing lighthouse operations under review.

Washington Senate House Hawaiian Islands

Great Northern Signs 16 Year Pact With Nippon Yusen Kaisha

The Great Northern Railway Company and Nippon Yusen Kaisha reach a 16 year contract. The agreement provides for exchange of traffic and representation of Hill road and steamship in Oriental ports by Nippon Yusen Kaisha, with the Great Northern to represent Nippon Yusen Kaisha in the United States. It also grants the Great Northern added independent representation in the Orient.

Seattle Wash Great Northern Railway Company Nippon Yusen Kaisha Hill Road Oriental Great Northern Orient

California Legislature Adjourns After Relief Acts Passed

Sacramento June 12 The California Legislature adjourned today after a special session in which many relief acts were enacted including a half million dollar appropriation for the state building in San Francisco.

California Sacramento Sanrancisco

Mules for Fiji Barge to Carry Mules from Port Costa

The British tramp steamer Indradeo under Captain Rosterbrook returned from Puget Sound to finish loading lumber and proceed to Port Costa where she will take on board 600 mules for Suva Fiji plantations.

San Francisco Indradeo Rosterbrook Puget Sound Suva Port Costa

Hepburn Renominated by Acclamation at Eighth District

Hepburn was renominated by acclamation at the Eighth District Republican convention in Creston Iowa. He received enthusiastic praise for aiding the president in the railroad rate fight.

Creston Hepburn

Chinese Emperor Ill in Peking Telegram Reports Weak State

A Peking telegram reports the Chinese Emperor is ill and very weak. In Yokohama on May 24 quarantine authorities discovered plague on the ship Siberia. A Chinese fireman aboard the vessel was the affected case. the Siberia was detained for several days.

Yokohama Peking Siberia

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