Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure and Sale Hawaii 1906
Mortgagee Jos Buskinshaw gives notice of intention to foreclose on Lepeka Kavakahi and John Kavakahi mortgage for Kanikalua Hamakua Hawaii. Foreclosure sale set for May 9 1906 at 12 noon in front of the Telephone Office Honokaa Hawaii. Property described as R P 3771 L C A 6381 with appurtenances. Terms cash in U S gold coin. Deeds at purchaser expense. Dated May 1 1906 Honokaa Hawaii.
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Lepeka Kavakahi
John Kauskahi
Honokaia
Hamakua
Hawaii
Jos. Burkinshaw
Honokia
Hamakaa
Hilonolulu
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Jos. Buskinshaw
Honokaa
Hamakan
County of Hawaii
Mort
Kanikalua
R.P
M. T. Furtado
Mort. Ree
U.S
Public Auction Notice in Hamakua Hawaii 1906 Moraki
A notice from Mrs Lepeka Kauakahi and John Kauakahi names the moraki heirs and Jos Burkinshaw as buyer for a property in Honokai Hamakua Hawaii. The auction is set for Friday May 35 1906 at noon inside the telegraph office in Honokai. Legal references R P 377 LC A 8381 and related parcels appear in the Kauai records with blueprints and title details.
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A.D. Igot
Honolulu
Oahu
Teritorio Hawaii
Jos
Burkinshaw i
Olelo
Burkinshaw
Iatolelo
Electrical Motor Service and Installations Ad
Fan motor and sewing machine motor offered at 20 power with a monthly rate of one dollar. Installation charged extra. Estimates furnished on all electrical work with contracts for complete apparatus installation.
Government Block Sale Debate in Hawaii Congress
In Honolulu a report from Hawaii’s governor favors reserving part of block C in Hilo for a federal building while deeded sections go to the Hilo Masonic Association for a high school site. The Hawaii governor and Interior Secretary Hitchcock discuss amending H R 10106 to exclude the deeded portion. The article also notes a successful Board of Trade entertainment in Spreckels hall with musical acts and a funded debt reduction.
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Washington
Congress
Lacey
Committee On Public Lands
Hilo
Hawaii
Department of the Interior
Hitchcock
J. H. Lacey
House of Representatives
Territory
Executive Chamber
Honolulu
John F. Lacey
John F. Lacey, Chairman of the Committee On Public Lands
Waianuenue Street
Bridge Street
A. L. C. Atkinson
Stanford University Loss Reported in Cable
A San Francisco cable to Stanford says four million dollars loss to the university with the demolition of Memorial Chapel Gymnasium Museum and other buildings. Carl S. Smith reported the message at 5 P.M. Monday.
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Stanford
Carl S. Smith
San Francisco
Stanford University
Contested Trial Over Cemetery Body Removal Case
The case against Tom Fay Kim for removing a body from one section of the Chinese cemetery to another has occupied Judge Hapai's court all week. Defense by LeBlond cites cemetery rules. prosecutor is Fetter with Carl Smith. Caretaker Sat Sui, and Lau On with Yong Kat, arrested for perjury, are tied to the proceedings amid Chinatown tensions. Wong How, sent by the Chinese consul to Honolulu, arrived but failed to resolve the matter.
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Tom Fay Kim
Lee Wa Foo
Wong How
Honolulu
Kinau
Road Department Improves Pitman Street To Ease Traffic
The Pitman street cut is used to obtain material for Volcano street filling and to level the grade. The project, now impassable, will be completed promptly by the road department under Supervisor Lyman. A gravity tramway and various labor-saving devices aid rock transport and efficiency, reflecting well on road work and taxpayer savings.
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Pitman Street
Volcano Street
Lyman
Reprieve for Koreans by Hawaiian authorities
Five Koreans sentenced to be hanged on May 1 for the murder of a sixth in December in Hawaii receive a three week reprieve. The stay follows a petition circulated by W A Kinney and Lorrin A Andrews seeking time for a hearing and full review of the evidence to determine any differences in guilt.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
W. A. Kinney
Lorrin A. Andrews
British Mails Diverted to Vancouver and Moana Route
A cablegram to Davis & Co. reports the Sonoma mail from San Francisco due April 19 was diverted north to Vancouver and then handed to the Moana for further transit. The message is dated April 28.
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Honolulu
Davis & Co
Sonoma
San Francisco
Vancouver
Death toll climbs after disaster with vast ruins
San Francisco reports confirm a heavy toll with at least a thousand dead. Officials estimate thousands may be buried in collapsed structures. Insurance firms peg total loss around 300 million with about half covered by policies.
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San Francisco
Federal Supervision of Relief in Oakland
Federal authorities have assumed charge of the relief work in Oakland California on April 26 with municipal officials allowed to cooperate. The move centralizes operations while preserving local collaboration.
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Federal
Oakland
Cal
Earthquake Damage Follows Alameda Arrival in San Francisco
San Francisco reports an April 25 tremor breaking water pipes and killing a woman struck by a falling chimney weakened by a prior shock. Alameda from Honolulu arrived yesterday. A National Bank of New York representative pledged aid to local banks for rebuilding. Finances rest with organized committees reporting to an auditing group and the War Department.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Honolulu
National Bank of New York
War Department
Foreign insurers may meet obligations from San Francisco disaster
The Fire Insurance Companies in New York report that foreign insurers are expected to fulfill duties arising from the recent San Francisco holocaust. Several American insurers are heavily involved and may withdraw after settling claims.
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New York
San Francisco
Order Out of Chaos
Oakland reports rapid debris removal from San Francisco after a disaster. The Spreckels building and Call printing presses are safe while a trolley line operates on Market street. Repairs to Stanford University are delayed and a new Chinatown may be built near Hunters Point. Secretary Metcalf assists with General Greely and local authorities.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Spreckels
Call
Market Street
Stanford University
Presidio of
Hunters’ Point
Metcalf
General Greely
Temporary Wholesale Houses in Downtown Oakland Activity
San Francisco wholesalers plan temporary structures in the downtown district as eight thousand carloads of goods head into the city. Free food disbursement ends with applicants being turned away. Presidio Hospitals report patient numbers decreasing while several streetcar lines seek to resume service tomorrow. Union and Risdon Iron Works to reopen immediately. Railroads including Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and Ocean Shore cleared to lay tracks into the burned district to aid debris removal. General Greely declares he will recognize no authority but Mayor Schmitz, challenging Governor Pardee.
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Oakland
California
San Francisco
Presidio
Union and
Risdon Iron Works
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Ocean Shore
General Greely
Schmitz
Pardee
Preparing to Rebuild San Francisco Delays and Relief Fund
Surveyors begin delimiting streets and property lines as Architect Burnham is summoned to aid in rebuilding San Francisco. Governor Pardee proclaims daily legal holidays delaying obligations payments. Relief subscriptions total four and one half million dollars.
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San Francisco
Burnham
Pardee
Seven Square Miles Destroyed In San Francisco Fire
City Engineer estimates seven square miles of San Francisco were destroyed as a result of the blaze. Health conditions in the city have greatly improved due to strict enforcement of sanitary regulations.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Relief Committee Forms in Honolulu
Acting Governor Atkinson chairs the Honolulu relief committee with Carl S Smith C C Kennedy S L Desha Ee Moin and Judge Parsons of Hilo named as members. Notification arrived by Wednesday’s mail and within hours Smith had about $750 subscribed with all funds to be deposited to his account.
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Atkinson
Honolulu
Messrs
Carl S. Smith
C. C. Kennedy
S. L. Desha
Ee Moin
Judge Parsons
Hilo
Hilo Masonic Hall Association Applies for Land Fronting Wainuenue Street
The Hilo Masonic Hall Association Limited seeks land fronting 205.6 feet on Wainuenue street Hilo containing 64 410 square feet or bad acres It is taxed at 4700 dollars John T Moir is president HV Patton treasurer and Henry B Cooper is the attorney in this matter
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Honolulu
Hilo Masonic Hall Association, Limited
Court of Land Registration
Wainuenue Street
Hilo
John T. Moir
Patton
Henry B. Cooper
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The
Tatwona Mock
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
Routo Metionnad
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Savaganen BorLotwa
Osite Cour Howe
Mawal
C. Henry White
Naalehu
I. EK. Ray
Waianuenne St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman Agent
Accident and Marine Insurance
Waianuenne Street
W.H. Beers
J. E.ray
AS. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Motablich
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Oaunv
H. I
Waianuenue
Court House
Cape Kainn
Veneta
A. A. Lucas & CO
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
Newtional Board of
E. A. Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Hilo Masonic Association of
Board of Trade
Spreckels’ Hall
Dr. Hayes
W. H. Hiserman
Kuulei Hapai
Sis Hopkins
Grace Rutherford
H. B. Eliot
A. G. Curtis
D. BR. Metzger
Florodora Sextette
Hannah Akamu
Emma Akamu
Kalei Ewaliko
Josephine Kaihenui
Mercy Akau
W. H. Beers
Adam Baker
M. Victor
Henry Rose
C. B. Lyman
Jeremiah Maluo
J. Castle Ridgeway
D. &. Metzger
R. A. Lyman, Jr
N. G. Campion
G. F. Alfonso
J.U. Smith
San Francisco Relief
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