Trains to Puna Schedule From Hilo Station
The company runs trains between Hilo and Puna with a Wednesday departure from Hilo via Railroad Wharf to Olaa and Puna. The Kinau steamship arrival triggers through service to Puna and a Patou stop on both runs. Excursion tickets are sold on Saturdays and Sundays with return by Monday. Commutation tickets offer five rides between two thousand mile tickets at low rates. R Metzger, Superintendent.
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Puna
Hilo
Hilo Station
Olaa
Kinau
Patou
Bankruptcy notice for George W Paty in Hawaii district
In the District Court of the Territory of Hawaii, George W Paty is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled at the office of Thos. C. Ridgway in Hilo on March 6, 1905, at 4 PM, for proof of claims, trustee appointment, and related bankruptcy actions.
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District Court of the United States
Mawel
Wan Kichintey
George V. Paty
Korge W. Paty
Olina
A. D
George W Paty
Thos. C. Ridgway
Hilo
Island
Territory of
Hawaii
Wife Murderer Found Guilty in First Degree Manslaughter
E M Jones found guilty of manslaughter in first degree with a jury recommending extreme mercy. Sentence set for Monday in Honolulu. Jones killed his divorced wife and mother in law amid liquor influence on August 22, 1903. Acquittal earlier in 1903 pertained to the mother in law’s murder.
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Honolulu
E. M. Jones
Jones
Eddie Jones
Inlaw
Saral Parmenter
Kinaw Street
Parmenter
Rial
County Bill Passes House Two Counties for Hawaii
Honolulu March The County Bill prepared by County Ac Commission passed the House with a slight amendment establishing two counties for Hawaii The northern gale on the windward coast damaged trees crops and capsized many Japanese sampans in the fishing fleets resulting in probable deaths of three fishermen Four other boats and occupants were later rescued and the missing men named S Yamamoto K Okamura and K Shimamoto were reported missing after a capsized vessel was found moored with the occupant perished.
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Honolulu
Mar
House
Hawaii
Agent Guard
Charles Counselman
S. Yamamoto
K. Okamura
K. Shimamoto
Sugar Quotations Reported in San Francisco Mar 13
Sugar quotations from San Francisco dated March 13 list 96 test centrifugals at 4.995 cents per ton and 0.90 dollars per ton, along with beet analysis at 1g per ton and 1.05 dollars per ton.
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San Francisco
Mukden Surrounds Mukden And Fortunes Of War
News from multiple fronts reports Mukden still under Russian occupation with Japanese forces north and pressure mounting. Oyama claims 40 000 prisoners, 60 000 rifles and a million dollars in property seized while Japanese losses are tallied at 41 000 men.
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Oyama
Tokio
Bloodiest Battle of War Report From Tokio
Tokio dispatch reports Russians retreating as Peers pursue in the war’s bloodiest battle. Japanese losses estimated at 50,000 with total casualties around 100,000. Oku's division reportedly killed 8,000 Russians. Rail link north of Mukden is believed cut by Japanese forces.
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Tokio
Oku
Mukden
North Sea Indemnity Paid Ends Incident
Paris March 10 Russia has paid Great Britain the North Sea indemnity award of 325000 dollars to close the incident.
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Paris
Russia
Great Britain
North Sea
Russians Reinforce on Indian Frontier as Spies Captured
Russia reports reinforcement of guns and troops on the Indian frontier. Mukden notes claim numerous Japanese and Chinese spies captured by Russian forces as tensions rise in the region.
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St. Petersburg
Mar
Mukden
Russian Fleet Returns From Madagascar Trip
Paris on March 8 reports the Russian fleet has left Madagascar and heads to Jubatil, signaling the abandonment of the Oriental voyage.
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Paris
Mar
Madagascar
Jubatil
Russia Concedes Defeat at Mukden in Manchuria
St Petersburg report says the battle of Mukden ended in a Russian defeat as Kuropatkin withdraws toward Tiepass. The public is being apprised gradually of the reverse and Rennenkampf’s forces east of Mulden face isolation. Kuropatkin’s deposition is regarded as certain.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Tiepass
Rennenkampf
Mulden
Police seek bigger Hawaii force funding via legislature
Sheriff C Searle visited Honolulu to press for increased Hawaii Police appropriations. He spoke with the Attorney General and Governor who urged legislative help. Hawaii's current biennial appropriation, 63 000, dwarfs Maui Molokai 38 400 and Kauai 21 000 despite larger population and area. Hawaii has 54 officers for 46 843 people, vs 41 officers for Maui Molokai's ~30 000 and 1 498 arrests on Kauai, 2 441 on Maui Molokai, 3 534 on Hawaii, with fines lower on the Big Island. Searle seeks more funds and garner Hawaii support in Honolulu for the increase.
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C. Searle
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
Molokai
Island of
Searle
Moloie
Big Island
Sunday Observance Law Debate Divides Honolulu Churches
In Honolulu on Sunday night representatives from all Christian denominations except Catholics met at Central Union and Kawaiahao Church to consider a proposed Sunday law. A consensus formed against changing the current law, while Catholic groups endorsed a new resolution supporting Sunday recreations and amusements consistent with proper observance of the day.
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Honolulu
Mar
Central Union
Kawaiahao Church
Concensus
Warden Kamana Dies at Oahn Prison
Honolulu reports the death of William Kamana, longtime warden of Oahn Prison, who died yesterday afternoon from consumption. The official cause is listed as consumption and the death property was announced today. Kamana had served as warden for many years.
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Honolulu
William Kamana
Oahn Prison
Steamship Enterprise Arrives with Arrivals Today
The S. S. Enterprise docked yesterday bringing passengers J. W. Ray EB W Hyer and wife Mrs Hogan and daughter.
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Enterprise
S. S. Enterprise
J. W. Ray
EB. W. Hyer
Mrs. Hogan
Kindergarten of Grown Ups at First Foreign Church Social
The Ladies Social Circle hosted a Friday evening quarterly social at the First Foreign Church parlor crowds filled the room. The program featured local talent including Carolyn Potter Genevieve Venable and Mrs Louis Hapai with narratives and songs, plus a Kindergarten class performance led by Josephine Deyo and support from Mrs L Turner.
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First Foreign Church
Hilo
Carolyn Potter
Heuschalt
Genevieve B. Venable
Geisha
Miss Venable
Louis Hapai
Victor Harris
Finding
Jarret T. Lewis
W. S. Madeira
Messrs
A. H. Jackson
Fred Breyman
Josephine Deyo
Edna Yayes
Laura Rice
Carrie Potter
Henry Deacon
Nellie Baldwin
Jimmie Stacker
Hattie Lewis
Tiny Souza
Dollie
Hazel
Johnnie Smith
Annie Lindsay
Johnnie
Annie
Luthie Severance
Lizzie Elliot
Sis Hopkins
Dickie Richards
Edona Hayes
L. Turner
Milton Rice
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Alec Johnson
School Street
Court House
First Bank OF Hilo Ltd
Ao-At
Grace
Irwin
J. J. Grace
Lewin
Dr. Stow
Pitman St
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Ice
Saveranch Rytding
Cour House
Uo, Mawan
J. Castin
Riveway
C. Ripaway
Ridgway & Ridgway Financey
Milo, Siawatl
Notary Public
Uppick
Wailanuenue
Bridge Streets
Red I. RK. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
F. S. Lyman
Waianoenne Street
W.H. Beers
J. B. Ray
A S. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Hono.u.y
Oano, H.J
Pitman Street
Hilo Hotel
C. F. Bradshaw Proprietor
Crescent
CITY
Carvalho Bros
First Bank OF
Territory of Hawaii
Peacock
Milo
P. Prk
G. Kannady
CAL Beortie de Soother
John Wait
Lynas Win
Puller
John J. Rece
Bank of
Chicago
Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co
Hongkong-Shanghai Banking Corporation
Hongkong-Shanghai Banking
Pellvondon
Hongkong
Chita
Shanghai
China
Tnions
Hiogo
Japan
Hilo Railroad Co
Volcano
Glenwood
Nda
R. Metzger
R. Wharf
Rubber Coods
Coodyear Rubber CO
R. H, Pease
San Francisco, Cal
U.S. A
Feemuee
Tie Pass
London
Rosestvensky
Sin-min-tin
Chefoo
Monte Carlo
Marquis of
Anglesey
India
Warden Kamana
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