01 May 1903
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
1
Mitchcock deputy clerk Wise and Ross attorneys for the petitioner file the case with Hilo Daniel Porter serving as clerk in Hy County court.
In the Third Circuit Territory of Hawaii U S A the court appoints William Hu as administrator of the estate of K M Moses Hu deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to William Hu Kailua Hawaii or M Vivas attorney Honolulu within six months from this notice or be barred. April 29 1903 M Vivas attorney for estate
Mortgagee Mary Isabell Brown Ghisi seeks foreclosure of a June 22 1895 mortgage by Marin G Alfonso of Kailua Hawaii for nonpayment. Property in Hianaloli North Kona Hawaii of about 6 acres to be sold at public auction May 9 1903 at noon at Morgatt auction rooms Honolulu.
Mortgagee Hine G. Brash intends to foreclose a June 16 1gHy mortgage on 25 acres in Laula Holualoa North Kona Hawaii due to nonpayment. Sale set for May 8 1963 at noon at James P Morgan auction rooms Queen Street Honolulu with terms cash and gold coin at purchaser’s expense.
Pacific Sugar Mill mortgagee announces intent to foreclose for nonpayment of principal and interest on a Hawaii parcel in Waipio Hamakua. Public auction set at the Hi Court House on May 16, 1903 at noon. Terms cash. purchaser cover deeds. contact Charles Williams, attorney.
Notice is hereby given that Kanaina Rose is executrix of the last will and testament of William L Rose, deceased. Creditors must present their claims, verified with vouchers, to Smith Parsons, attorneys for the executrix, in Hilo Hawaii within six months from April 16, 1904, or be barred.
General Miles reports on the army in the Philippines and urges shipping live cattle and mutton to Manila for troops. He favors moving at least 7,500 personnel back to the United States yearly for health reasons, while noting the traditional cold storage supply from Australia.
Dispatches from Peking and St Petersburg report Russia pressing China to practically surrender Manchuria or face evacuation. Japanese warships are ordered toward Newchwang as Japan dreads Russia’s stance amid expectations of Western support.
Governor Dole vetoed the municipal government act and sent a message to the Legislature detailing defects and conflicts with the Organic Act. He warned about police justices with juryless trials creating jurisdictional confusion between county and city officials and raised eminent domain provisions allowing city takings beyond city limits.
William W. Dimond died last evening at 7 15 o clock at his home on the corner of Alexander and Dole streets Punahon after a five week illness.
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