Executorship and Administratrix Notices in Hawaii Estates
In the Fourth Circuit Hawaii Territory the executor Everett N Holmes is confirmed for the estate of M V Holmes with six months to present claims. Also Jennie Kawai Kulkahi is named Administratrix of the Ana Poai estate with six months to file verified claims, otherwise barred, both dated 1905.
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Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit
Hawaii
Chambers
John McGillivray
Alexander Smith
John McGilliveay
Fourth Circuit Court
Hilo
A. S. Laharon Gurney
Chay, Hitchcock
W.S. Wisi
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Ar Chambers
M. V. Holmes
M. W. Holmes
Everett N. Holmes
IV. S. Wiss
Milo
Ana Poai
Kukuihwele
Hamakui
T. H
Federal injunction issued against striking teamsters in Chicago
Chicago reports warn of a looming general strike with minor rioting and federal action. The United States Government has issued a federal injunction against the strikers as tensions rise and militia are mobilized. coverage notes the still-unclear outcome and ongoing disorder.
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Chicago
Teamsters
United States
No Immediate Prospect of a Great Naval Battle
A compiled dispatch string from multiple cities reports naval movements and positions in the Russo Japanese theater. Togo on the defensive near Masampho while Nebogatoff’s squadron looms. Japanese and Russian fleets maneuver with provisions and casualties noted at Kalyuan and Tungshausiang.
Minister to Venezuela Recalled
Washington reports Minister Bowen has been recalled from Caracas and summoned to explain charges against his predecessor Loomis. His usefulness in Venezuela ends and it is unlikely he will be sent back.
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Washington
Bowen
Caracas
Loomis
Venezuela
No Chinese Immigration Treaty Rejected
Washington April 27 negotiations with China for a new immigration treaty have been abandoned.
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Washington
China
Successor to Lessar Named New Chinese Minister
Pokouloff, director of the Russo-Chinese bank, succeeds the late Paul Lessar as minister to China in Peking on April 27.
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Peking
China
Pokouloff
Russo-Chinese Bank
Paul Lessar
First Liaoyang Train Reaches Mukden After Retreat
Condensed cablegrams report the first Liaoyang to Mukden train arriving following the Russian retreat. A Hongkong special notes Chinese excitement over a Baltic fleet seizure rumor at Waiman. Formosa to declare martial law, and a Hainan cable cut likely masking Russian movements.
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Fusan
Korea
Liaoyang
Mukden
Chicago
Iil
Hongkong
Waiman
Tokio
Japan
Formosa
China
Hainan
Tax Collector Fled With Large Shortage Across States
San Francisco reports tax collector E. J. Smith vanished with 39112 dollars from Southern Pacific taxes. By April 27 the shortage rose to 69900 and likely will grow. He left six days earlier supposedly for Los Angeles. Honolulu alerted. Smith previously faced a 1904 shortage of 165000 dollars secretly covered by his family. By April 29 the total stood at 90000.
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San Francisco
E. J. Smith
Smith
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Ting Kee Assignee Notice in Honwapo Kan
Ting Kee Honwapo Kan makes a voluntary assignment for creditors. Creditors must file claims with the assignee signed within thirty days. Debtors must pay what they owe promptly. All claims must be certified. Forrest RT Assignee April 24 1905 Kan Honuspo Kan
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Ting Kee
Honwapo
Kan
Forrest
Tig Ki Jlonnape
Honuspo
Assignee Notice for Yau Lee Yuen Bakery Assignment
Notice that Yau Lee Yuen Bakery at Pront er Hilo 8 & Merchant has made a voluntary assignment for creditors. Creditors must file claims with Assignee LB Ray within a stated Abiety days and debtors must pay immediately. Claims must be certified to LB Ray, Assignee, Lilo, April 44, 1905.
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Notley
Yau Lee Yuen Takery
Pronter Hilo, 8 & Merchant
Yau Lee Yoen Taekery
Yau Lee Yuen Makery
Yau Lee Yuen Bakery
Ray
Lilo
Banker Bigelow Declares Bankruptcy in Milwaukee
Milwaukee April 28 Bigelow indicted bank president files voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities totaling 3 570 000. He had defaulted recently with 1 000 000 of bank funds and was arrested April 24. Directors covered the shortage. Wheat speculation blamed. He turned over 300 000 in property. Losses totaled 3 000 000 over two years in the stock market.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bigelow
First National Bank
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
American Bankers’ Association
May Day Dance by Company D Ends With Cheerful Glow
The Armory ballroom hosted a May Day dance by Company D last evening. Soldiers and many pretty dancers filled the space amid red white and blue decorations, with figures and a George Washington portrait on display. Credit goes to the Refreshment, Decoration, and General Management committees led by Lt. Ludloff, Sgt. Hering, and Captain Fetter for a well ordered, festive event.
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Company
Co. “D
Captain Fetter
George Washington
J. M. Hering
Amos da Costa
Chas
Anderson
W. R. A. Kayser
Charles Anderson
Kauka
W. Very
W. H. Ludloff
J. D. Easton
T. M. Rowland
J. Caceres
W. J. Todd
W. A. Fetter
J. D. Daston
Ludloff and Beers
Reinhardt
P. Bento, Jr
New Navy for Russia Battlegroup Plans
St. Petersburg reports Charles M. Schwab negotiating to build a new type of battleship for Russia. Some units to be constructed at Bethlehem and others on the Baltic coast. Four Russian cruisers seen off Saigon near China as of April 26. Judge Bellinger rules against Mitchell in abatement plea in Portland. Roosevelt party claims five bears in Glenwood as of April 26. Atkinson named head of new Immigration Board in Honolulu, bonds planned for old Republic debt refunding.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Linevitel
Tokio
Japan
Kalyuan
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Linevitch
Tungshausiang
Chas. M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Baltic
Saigon
China
Here
Portland
Oregon
Bellinger
Mitchell
Honolulu
Atkinson
S. S. Alameda
Republic of Hawaii
Legislative Bills Passed and Vetoed in Honolulu
On April 27 the County Finance Bill passed over the Governor's veto while the Governor vetoed the License Bill. The Oil Bill failed in the Legislature. The Governor signed the Rapid Transit Speed Bill last night.
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Honolulu
Governor nominates several Hawaii state officials
Honolulu April 27 Governor Carter sent nominations to fill key posts. Board of Education includes David L Ai Mrs Henry H Wilcox and Wallace R Farrington. Board of Immigration lists Atkinson Car den Cooke Craig and Tenny. Public Archives picks W D Alexander and Albert F Judd. Prison Inspectors for Third Circuit include B J Olding Luther Aungst M Malakaua and Fourth Circuit list names William H Beers N Holmes and A B Lindsay.
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Honolulu
Carter
Board of Education
David L. Ai
Henry H. Wilcox
Wallace R. Farrington
Board of Immigration
A. I. C. Atkinson
John J. Carden
J. P. Cooke
John H. Craig
B.D. Tenny
Board of Commissioners of Public Archives
W. D. Alexander
Albert F. Judd
Board of Prison Inspectors
Third Judicial Circuit
Koihala
Kona
Kau
Island of Hawaii
B. J. Olding
Luther. Aungst
M. Malakaua
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Hamakua
Hilo
Puna
William H. Beers
N. Holmes
A. B. Lindsay
Governor Carter Praises 1905 Hawaii Legislature
Governor Carter, leaving the Capitol in Honolulu, says the 1905 Legislature passed 103 Acts and tackled many hard subjects, with a notable focus on tax measures. He notes the Revised Code aided lawmakers in understanding existing laws and needed adjustments. He mentions 1903 saw 88 acts and 1898 had 79, the highest counts among preceding sessions.
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Honolulu
Carter
Capitol
Hawaii
Kilauea Eruption Active with Tall Spouts Reported
Madam Pele continues to display at the Volcano House as eruptions persist. In the last two weeks two vents are visible, one near the Volcano House, with spouts reaching 46 to 50 feet every several minutes. Over two months the crater floor has risen about 300 feet with no sign of stopping.
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Pele
Volcano House
Puna
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Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
Te Ne Honal Hoan
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Notney
Snynrance
Cour House
Hawah EL
J. Casuim Ripeway
Titos.c. Ripeway
Ridgway
Ridgway Attorneys
Potente General Law Practice
Tlawatl
I. EK. Ray
Waiannenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
F. S. Lyman
Accident and Marine Insurance
Waiannenue Street
W.H. Beers
Circuit Court of
Territory
Mawaii
Thilo
Charles F. Parsons
Jule
A. LeBaron Gurney
Pront
Spreckels
Bishop & Co, Bankers
Hono uLe
Canou, H. 1
Tman Street
Waianuenue ST
Court House
Hite Hotel
C. F. Bradshaw Proprietor
WM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
Baldwin Locomotives
Alex, Cross & Sons
Bic
Cal
Pitt-Hugh Lee
Nan Patterson
New York
Wirele
Chefoo
Togo
Masampho
Korean Peninsula
Kamranh Bay
Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
Lessar
Glenwood
Col
Roosevelt
Senate
Kilauea
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