Mortgagee Foreclosure Notice for Kauakehi Property in Honokaia
Mortgagee Jos. Huskinstiaw intends to foreclose for nonpayment on the Kauakehi mortgage dated February 1906 to sell Kanikaloa land described as RP 3771 and 1 CA System, Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii. Sale set for May 14 1906 at 12 noon in front of the Telephone Office. Terms cash in U S gold coin, deeds at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Lepeke Kauakehi
John Kauakali
Honokaia
Hamakua
Hawaii
Jos
Burkinshaw
Honokaa
Honolulu
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Huskinstiaw
Haimakua
County of Hawaii
Territory of
U. S
Honokan
Havwail
Moraki Paniku Aina Ma Honokaa Hawaii Involved Officials
A public panic sale notice from Honokaa Hawaii details mortgage proceedings led by Mrs. Lepeke Kavakahi and John Kauakahi, with Jos. Burkinshaw as mortgagee. The sale is set for April 2 1906 at the telegraph office in Hovokas Hamakua. The notice cites territorial law and R. P. 3770 and 1 C. A. 8381, naming attorney M T Furtado and local parties amid a sequence of figures and dates.
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Hamakua
Kalana O Hawaii
Teritorio Hawaii
A. D
Jos
Burkinshaw
C. A
T. Furtado
Pan Moraki
Dale Kuike
San Francisco Devastation After 47 Second Earthquake
San Francisco lies in ruins after the April 17 earthquake followed by a vast fire. About 700 dead, 1,000 injured, 350,000 homeless, and losses near 750 million dollars with 200 million in insurance. Fifteen square miles were burned, destroying landmarks and hotels while clocks stopped at 5:13 AM.
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San Francisco
Fair City
Golden Gate
Townsend Street
Bryant
Metcalf
Tooo
St. Hotel
Call
Chronicle
Monadnock
Ewan Shees Hayward
Meiscoetree
St. Francis
Fairmount
Lick House
California Hotel
Bush Street
Sullivan
Postoffice Building Destroyed in San Francisco Calamity
May 5 report details the destruction of the new postoffice building west of the mint, a $2,069,000 project praised for architectural excellence. The blaze also ruined landmarks across the district, including hotels, banks, theaters, opera houses, and several Gothic and other era structures.
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San Francisco
Mint
Postoffice
United States
Congressional Library
Washington
Occidental
Montgomery Street
James Lick
Russ
Nevada National Bank
Haywards
California
Montgomery
California National Bank
First National Bank
First Canadian Bank of Commerce
London & San Francisco Bank
London, Paris & American Bank
Bank of British North America
Sansome Street
German- American Savings Bank
Bush Street
Grand Opera House
Mission Street
Grand Opera Company
Orpheum
Columbia
Alcazar
Majestic
Central Fishers
Resumption of Business in San Francisco Proclaimed
Mayor Schmitz issues proclamation allowing resumption of all business except liquor sales and permits temporary one story buildings without formal permits. Savings banks to reopen Monday. The general committee appeals for aid for one thousand men left without work.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
General Committee
Pierre
Market Street
van Ness Avenue
Bay
Geologists Report Split in Coast Range Near Redwood City
Geologists announce a major discovery after the recent quake. A crevasse four miles long runs along the summit near Redwood City. The western flank of the Coast Range has slipped several inches toward the ocean.
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Oakland
Coast Range
Redwood City
Loss at University of California Sized Earthquake Damages
University of California Oakland sustains damages from earthquake, estimated at 1.5 million dollars. The loss covers buildings and facilities on the campus, authorities report.
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University of California
Oakland
Pacific Mail Resumes Old Order After Earthquake
San Francisco May 4. To H Hackfeld Co Honolulu agents Pacific Mail says no injury to terminal or rail connections from quake or fire. They will handle passengers and freight as before and provide accommodations for through passengers until overland trains depart. Steamer China sails May 5 with usual passenger list and cargo. Signed R P Schwerin VP GM Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
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San Francisco
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Pacific Mail
Honolulu
China
R. P. Schwerin
Harriman Offers 100 Million Loan to SF Real Estate
Harriman proposes a 100 million dollar loan to San Francisco real estate owners if the government does not endorse the plan for a large bond issue. A Congressional committee in Washington will report today against the bill guaranteeing San Francisco's proposed 200 million dollar bond issue.
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San Francisco
Harriman
Washington
Congressional Committee
Organized Band of Looters Arrests Reported in Bay Area
Oakland on May 4 reports Marine arrests of 20 members of an organized looting band. In San Francisco, ten thousand union laborers are at work and eleven thousand more have registered.
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Oakland
Marines
San Francisco
Molokans on Kauai quarrel over settlement plan
Reports from Kauai indicate Molokan settlers have largely ceased work this week, consumed by internal disputes and mistrust. Acting Governor Atkinson described the group as content to talk, with Col. Spalding praised for patience while a new working agreement is drafted.
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Honolulu
Kauai
Garden Island
Atkinson
Col. Spalding
Spalding
The Mint Was Saved From San Francisco Fire
The United States mint stands as a monument amid a ruined city after the blaze. Surrounding walls lie in ruins while the vaults retain gold coins and bars valued at 200,000,000 secured behind stone and steel walls in the heart of the former business district.
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San Francisco
United States Mint
Steamer Olgay Arrives From Honolulu With Japanese Laborers
The steamer Olgay with Judge Geo D. Gear aboard arrived from Honolulu at 6 a m. The vessel leaves again Monday at 5 p m bound for Seattle. She carried ten first class passengers and steerage Japanese laborers, of whom 82 were taken aboard at this port.
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Judge Geo
D. Gear
Honolulu
Seattle
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Naalehu
I. KE. Ray
Hilo, Hawaii
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Tribune
Hilo
F. S. Lyman
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W.H. Beers
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A. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Caunv, H. 1
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Court House
F. Bradshaw
Cap
B. A, Lucas & CO
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Jos. Burkinshaw
the Tribune
Hilo Federal Building
Bill
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