Bid Proposals Sought for Hilo High School Building
The Office of the Superintendent of Public Works invites proposals for erecting and completing the Territory of Hawaii High School Building in Hilo Hawaii. Proposals must be received by 12 m on April 16 1906 with a 5 percent certified bank check and a $5 plan deposit. Plans and forms available from the Asst Supt of Public Works Honolulu and School Agent Hilo. The department may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu
T. H
Territory of Hawaii
Hilo
Hawaii
Asst. Supt. of Public Works
Hono. Jaly
Severance
Hilo High School
Mawaii
Holloway
Department of Public Works
T. Hi
Notice of Hearing on Estate Administration in Hilo Hawaii
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii a petition for administration of the estate of Umayo Hongo deceased is set for hearing on April 30, 1906 at the Circuit Court in Hilo. Sode Hongo petitions that Letters of Administration issue to Yoshizo Hongo. Notice published in the Hilo Tribune for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chamaxis
Proware
Umayo R Hongo
Sode Hongo
Utmayo Hongo
Umayo Hongo
Hilo
Wali
Hawa
Yoshizo Hongo
I Sea
Hawaii
Hilo Tribune
T. H
Charles F. Parsons
Notice to shippers on freight charges via launches
To shippers all freight sent to ships by our launches will be charged to shippers unless accompanied by a written order from the captain of vessel R A Lucas & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiltern
Vesnale
Organization plans for Hilo pineapple cannery
The business men of Hilo and L A Andrews approve an amended plan to organize a joint stock company for canning pineapples in Hilo Hawaii with capital reduced to 25000 and 1700 shares issued for 17000 cash. Primary aim is to create a market for fruit grown by individuals and establish a Hilo cannery with possible later expansion to other fruits and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
L. A. Andrews
Andrews
Treasury
Mel Andrews
Hawaii
Hil
Jailor Maby Acquitted In Hawaii Prison Assault Case
The trial of Jailor J H Maby, John Kaili, and Keeaumoku for assault at Hilo jail ended with a not guilty verdict. Prosecuted by County Attorney Williams, defense by W S Wise and C M LeBlond, witnesses Morito and Conradt Hays testified. High Sheriff Henry found no abuse after indictments, and Judge Parsons charged sailors’ duties as the jury deliberated six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Maby
John Kaili
Keeaumoku
Hilo
Williams
W.S. Wise
C.M. LeBlond
Henry
Morito
Conradt Hays
Parsons
Chance For Refund Bill May Rise In Five Year Plan
A San Francisco telegram to Mr. Case indicates growing support for a five year term on the refund measure, with 75 percent terms noted. The message suggests Uncle Joe Cannon blocks the twenty year clause and argues for parity with other territories. The exchange implies enthusiasm is limited and terms are contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
San Francisco
Washington
Mr. Case
McClellan
Joe Cannon
Pensions Bill Passes in Senate for 140 Million Dollars
The Senate approved a pension appropriation bill totaling 140 million dollars. Reports from Washington and notes on related actions mention claims assessments in the South African war and ongoing debates over federal building sites and fortifications. The dialogue hints at shifting positions among lawmakers and interest in Hawaiian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cannon
Washington, D. C
Perkins
California
Honolulu
Philippines
Terris
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Sugar Trust and Railroads Stir New York Grievances
Honolulu reports a post from The Star detailing Hearst press led claims of large rebates by the American Sugar Refining Company and New York trunk line railroads. Attorney General Moody confirms government investigations and possible indictments, with evidence to be presented to the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Coast
The
Star
S. i Enterprise
Sugar Trust
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
William B.earst
William R. Hearst
Transportation Lines
Sugar Company
Moody
Washington
Hearst
New York City
Department of Justice
Honolulu Yacht Race Entry and La Paloma Departure Plan
The La Paloma will depart Honolulu for San Francisco on April 7 for a coast bound yacht race. Arrangements by the yacht race committee promise a grand send off with Commodore Hebron aboard the Gladys for 100 miles to photograph the event for advertising purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Yachting Race Committee
Commodore Hebron
Gladys
Immense wealth party visits Honolulu from Manchuria
A billion-dollar wealth party arrives in Honolulu led by Jacob Schiff of Kuhn Toeb & Co New York with wife H Budge of Paris Ernest Schiff of Frankfurt and others. Reported assets range from 100 to 200 million each plus Mrs Havemeyer about 100 million. Schiff rumored to visit Japan at the Emperor's invitation and to be hosted as a guest of honor for arranging loans during the war. In Moscow, D and A Rasstorgoueff, the empire’s largest merchant, fail for 15.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Manchuria
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn Toeb & Co
New York
H. Budge
Paris
Neustadt
Ernest Schiff
Frankfort-on-the-Mein
Budge
Schiff
Havemeyer
Japan
Seblif
Marris
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Evary Tureday
Treasure Auditor
Uino, Hawaii
Oriica
Kino
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Manan
J. W
McTanan
Chas. M. LeBlond
Severance Building
Oppoiite
Cour Howe
C. Henry White
Naalehu
Ray
Janueine St
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Waianuenne Street
Hilo, Hawaii
W.H. Beers
I. KE. Ray
A. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
HOD
Bishop & CO
Horopole
Oaunv
Pitman
Waianuenue ST
Court House
A. S. Labaron Gurney
Chas. Hitchcock
Smrrn
R. A. Lucas & CO
First Bank OF
Ee Lawe
Peacock
C. Kannedy
Jon TI
Moth
ViewPres
Pattern
Aanon
John Watt
Smith
Wan
Puller
John J. Grace
A. Tisdaay
W. i. Shhipan
Chicago
London
Hongkong
Yokohama
A.B. Clark
Hilo Drug Store
Mas
Wainer
Organization OF
Hilo Pineapple Cannery CO
New England
Boston
Claus Spreckels
Mexico
Reginald Tower
Arizona
New Mexico
Maby
House Today
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
St. Petersburg
Finland
Johannesburg
South African Compensation Committee
Sugar Trust and Railroads
Moscow
A. Rasstorgoueff
Russian Empire
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