Notice of Forest Reserve land set aside in Kona Hawaii
Under authority a public hearing will be held April 4 1906 at 2 pm by the Acting Governor and the Board of Agriculture and Forestry to consider setting apart government land at Honaaulu on Maui? Kona island Hawaii as a Forest Reserve. Maps and descriptions are on file in Honolulu for public inspection. Citizens may present evidence in person by proxy or by letter for or against the proposal. A L C Atkinson Acting Governor March 12 1906 Honolulu T H
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Kona
Island of Hawaii
Hawaii
Territory
Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
King Street
Honolulu
Island of
Oahu
Honoaulu
Mt. Hoalalai
Pasai
Honaaula
Territorial Land Office
Pou Lae Koa
Pu Laalaau
Superintendent of Forestry
Notice of Hearing for Hawaii Estate Administration
In the matter of the Estate of UMAYO HONGO deceased, the Circuit Court sets Tuesday, April 16, 1906 at 10 a.m. in Hilo for the hearing on the petition for Letters of Administration to Yoshizo Hongo. Notice will be published in the Hilo Tribune for three successive weeks.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Promarn
Umayo
Hongo
Hilo
Bevens
Yoshizo Hongo
Hawaii
Hilo Tribune
T. H
Charles F. Parsons
Notice to Creditors for Ah Wo Estate in Pana Hawaii
Notice declares that L Arip has been appointed administrator of the estate of Ah Wo, deceased, of Pana Hawaii. Creditors must present verified claims within six months from the notice date or be barred. Attorney TARL SMITH, for administrator, Hilo Hawaii, February 20, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Wo
Pana
L, Arip
Hilo
Hawaii
Smith
J Turner Co Lite announces annual meeting and board elected
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the J Turner Co Lite, Weld on Saturday February 24 1906 in the office of the company the following were elected offices for the full year The foregoing with John T Moir and C Castendyk comprise the Board of Directors Furnished rooms for rent large nicely appointed rooms opening on two verandas for rent very reasonable Mrs Watour
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J. Turner Co. Lite
Weld
Pebroary
John T.moir
C. Castendyk
Mas. Watour
Masons Plan Large Concrete Block Building on Bridge Street
Plans from the Masonic building committee call for a three story block on Bridge and Waianuenue streets costing 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. Hollow concrete blocks will form a fireproof earthquake resistant structure with future four story capacity and a front of fifty feet on the corner. Lower floor to hold stores, upper floors for lodge rooms assemblies libraries and offices with ventilated spaces and fireproof stairs. Construction to begin after July first with title to property in Victoria BC. A separate item notes wreckage of the Steamer Zapora off Graham Island and a severe rainstorm in Southern California delaying rail traffic.
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The
Masons At Peace
Waianvenue
Bridge Streets
Board of Fire
Bridge Street
Masonic
Wainuenue Street
Labor policy support from H Hackfeld Co and partners
In Line on Land policy the firm of H. Hackfeld & Co through J. F. Hackfeld and W. Pfotenhauer told Acting Governor Atkinson they back the administration's labor policy and will aid the movement. They have instructed their plantations to prepare land and housing for laborers. Only Brewer & Co and Castle & Cooke reportedly oppose full participation.
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Brewer & Co
Castle & Cooke
Advertiser
Brown Wins Waterfront Case Verdict for Plaintiff in ejectment suit
After more than five hours the jury under Judge De Bolt found for C. A. Brown against J. D. Spreckels and others over property on the Hilo waterfront. The decision ends a seven year fight with prior trials, appeals, and venue changes. Ballou noted exceptions and moved for a new trial, with an appeal to the Supreme Court pending. The case has traversed three circuits and numerous judges and jurors heard its disputes.
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de Bolt
C. A. Brown
J. D. Spreckels
Hilo
Brown
Ballou
Supreme Court
Death of Clarence M. White Chief Clerk Public Works
Clarence M. White longtime Hawaii public servant and chief clerk of the Public Works Department died March 6 at his Makiki home after a cerebral rupture. Born 1848 in Maumee City Ohio he taught school in California Hawaii and rose to financial posts before joining the board of public works. He was active in Masonic and Knights of Pythias orders and left a widow and five children. The Advertiser lauded his integrity and industry as a public official and citizen.
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Clarence M. White
Public Works Department
Makiki Street
Mr. White
C. B. Cooper
Maumee City
Ohio
Phillips Academy
Massachussets
California
Hawaii
Hilo
Hamoa
Maui
Kapaa
Kauai
Honolulu
Macfarlane & Co
Oahu
Knights of Pythias
Lei Alpha Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Rose Croix
Eve Spring
Henry Davis
Advertiser
Board of Public Works
White
Slayer of Greek Premier Sentenced in Athens
Gerakaris, the killer of Greek Premier Delyannis, has been sentenced to death in Athens on March 13. He was a gambler in Athens angry over police actions against his illegal business and shot the Premier on May 26 last year. The report also notes other items from dispatches: Susan B. Anthony obituary details, President Quintana reported dead, Father Gapon arrested, villages boycotted elections, three deputy marshals slain near Vinita, and Captain Ward ordered to guard the British legation in Hongkong.
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Athens
Gerakaris
Delyannis
Costagerakaris
Hongkong
Ward
Peking
Cabinet Vacancy Offered To Ambassador Von Meyer
Washington March 12 President Roosevelt will offer the first vacancy in his cabinet to Ambassador Von Meyer the American representative at St Petersburg Wedding of King of Spain Madrid March 12 The Princess Ena will be known as Victoria Eugenie Her marriage to King Alfonso will occur on June 2
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Ambassador von Meyer
St. Petersburg
King of
Spain
Madrid
Ena
Victoria Eugenie
King Alfonso
Mine Disaster at Lens Kills Over a Thousand Miners
Paris reports an explosion at Lens coal mines in Pas de Calais. Galleries collapsed, 1219 miners killed with 591 escaping. Government prepared relief. rescue suspended due to gas buildup. death toll rising to 1060 by March 12.
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Paris
Lens
Pas de Calais
Moros Defeated at Mount Dajo in Philippines Fight
Report from Manila and Washington details a March 5 engagement at Mt Dajo near Jolo where 600 Moros were routed by American sailors marines and Moro constabulary. American losses were 18 killed 52 wounded while Moros suffered heavy casualties as women and children were used in the defense. Roosevelt congratulated General Wood on the victory and the statehood bill moved through the Senate but stalled in the House with amendments.
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Manila
Mt. Dajo
Jolo
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wood
Mount Dajo
Senate
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Wno
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Hilo Cribune
Recrataryelreamure Auditor
Wreetore
Orrick
Tamerline Publishing Company, Ltd
Sewer
McLenesan
Hilo Tri
Apectte
sdSgbarenedoa
de Teese
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Ofer
StoekaNck
Cour Homme
Mawall
C. Henry White
Naalenu
I.E. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianuenue Street
W.H. Beers
A. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Bishop & CO. Bankers
HonoLuLy
Oanv, H. 1
Ita
Pitman Street
Waianuenue
Court House
C.F. Bradshaw Proprietor
A.B. Clark
Milo Drug Store
A. L. C. Atkinson
Aten
Labaron Gurney
Chas. Hitchcock
Carl S. Suir
N.C. Willfong
Masons
Victoria
B C
Graham Island
Los Angeles
Cal
Box
Globe
Guerneville
North Pacific Coast Railway
San Francisco
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Paacet
Brownell Anthony
Adams
Massachusetts
Women's Temperance Society
Dios
Buenos Ayres
Quintana
Father Gapon
Petersburg
Vinita
United States
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