Land public sale notices for multiple Hawaiian lots in 1905
Public notice opens applications under the Land Act for several lots in Hawaii on specified dates. Listings include Lot 67 Map 23 Olas and Lot 65 Map 23 Olwa in Hawaii with acreages from 8.30 to 10.00 and appraised values from £207.50 to $230.00. Multiple other lots across Koapaiai, Ninpes, Niupea, and Ahuatoa are listed with areas from 16.54 to 65.70 acres and various appraised values. Details, qualifications, and application methods available at Honolulu or Hilo Land Offices. Commissioned by JAS W. Pratt, Commissioner of Public Lands. April 16 1905.
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Land Department
Hibs
Hawaii
Olas
Pana
Olwa
Mana
Count House
Honokan
Koapatii
Haniakua
Atea
Ninpes
Thamateun
Hiwaii
Niupea
Mamakun
Hamakia
Estate of John Megillivray final accounts hearing
In the Fourth Circuit Court of Hawaii at Hilo a petition by Alexander Smith administrator seeks examination and approval of accounts final distribution and discharge. Hearing set for June 6 1905 at 10 am to determine if the petition should be granted with all interested parties allowed to appear and show cause.
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Circuit Court of the Forth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Ar Chamings
Prowatic
John Megillivray
Alexander Smith
John
Togslay
Fourth Circuit Court
Hilo
Hawai
Hawaii
Levaron Gurney
Hy Chis
Hitchcock
Wls. Wisi
Notice to Creditors for the Holmes Estate
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Mawatt Chammners in Paenarit the Circuit Court. Everett N Holmes executor of the will of M V Holmes requests all claimants to present verified claims within thirty days from the notice date May 1, 1 yug. Claims not presented will be forever barred by law. Attorney Milo Weerte S Wisk for the estate.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Mawatt
Chammers
Paenarit
MLV
Tlolmes
Inet
Holmes
Everett N. Holmes
M. ¥. Holmes
Bark Martha Davis Burns At Hilo Fire Causes Unknown
Fire breaks out aboard the Bark Martha Davis while anchored in the stream near Hilo. Capt. Maclean awakens to dense smoke. the ship becomes afire despite efforts by the Matson tug Charles Counselman and rescue pumps. Losses total about 60000 dollars with cargo of lime and ship valued at 20000. cause not determined but suspected wet lime igniting.
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Maclean
Martha Davis
Matson
Charles Counselman
Counselman
Hilo
C. Castendyke
H. Hackfeld & Co
Boston
San Francisco
Republicans Elect Delegates To County Convention
Republicans held a county convention at Firemen's Hall with Beers calling the meeting to order and delegates from precincts announced. Primaries across the island produced two rival delegations in Kau, Waiohinu and Naalehu, with leadership disputes and a credentials decision pending.
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Beers
Republican District Committee
Kall
Wolters
Naalehu
Kau
R. A. Lyman, Jr
Waiohinu
White
Hilo
Waiakea
L. A. Andrews
Chas
Akau
N. K. Lyman
W. H. Beers
I. EB. Ray
R. A. Lyman
J. K. Paabu
Mahaiula
M. Pachee
Ards
W. H.C. Campball
Wm. McKay
W.C. Cook
J. Vierra
B. F. Schoen
W. K. Ragsdale
Wainkea
W. Geo Kaihenui
G. F. Alfonso
J. McGuire
Sam Kalilik
J. M. Herring
D. Spaulding
Keaakolo
Exportation of Saigon Coal Stopped Amid Russian Fleet
A wireless dispatch reports export coal shipments from Saigon halted for 80 days due to Russian naval presence in Indo China waters. Additional items note Russian attacks near Yingcheng with Japanese casualties, Russian cavalry actions at Zhitomir, and vessel sightings near Japan as Rojestvensky’s fleet operations unfold.
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Japan
Indo-China
Yingcheng
St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Gundshu Pass
Russia
Gromhoi
Vladivostok
Aomori
Rojestyensky
Zhitomir
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Bellinger
A. E. Bougoin
M. Strange
Manchuria
S. S. Siberia Quarantined Over Smallpox Case
In San Francisco on May 15 the S. S. Siberia was quarantined due to a smallpox case in the steerage.
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San Francisco
Cal
S. S
Siberia
Roosevelt Peaceful Visit Reported Across Cities
President Roosevelt returns to Washington after a six thousand mile journey. In Chicago a tacit truce in the strike is agreed during his visit and labor leaders plan to protest possible federal troop use. The Troquois Democratic club banqueted him. An Omaha Bee statement claims Roosevelt will not seek renomination.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Troquois Democratic Club
Ill
Omaha Bee
Chinese Merchants Threaten Boycott Over Trade Treaty
Chinese merchants in Shanghai protested the proposed renewal of the U S exclusion treaty and vowed to boycott American goods unless the treaty is modified. They met publicly to demand changes and warned of continued action until their aims are met.
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Shanghai
United States
Nan Patterson Freed on Own Recognizance
New York May 12 Yan Patterson, three time trial for murder at Young, discharged on her own recognizance. Her brother in law Smith and his wife also freed. They were held on conspiracy charge.
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New York
Yan Patterson
Young
Smith
Filipino Rebellion Fights Persist in Zolo
From Manila May 15 there is ongoing fighting in Zolo for two weeks as Moro outlaw Pala with 600 followers defies General Wood's regulars. Pala has suffered 300 killed or captured while Wood reports seven killed and nineteen wounded after surrounding him in a swamp.
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Manila
P. I
Zolo
Pala
Wood
Latest Sugar Quotations from San Francisco Market
Sugar prices listed forSan Francisco on May 15 show 96 test centrifugals at 4.435 per ton and $88.70, with 88 inch analysis beets at 118 3d per ton and $87.40.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hawaiian Absconder Returns on Cedric Steamer
Kapen, the absconder, is in custody of Deputy Sheriff Henry Vida and has arrived in New York aboard the steamer Cedric on May 15.
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New York
Kapen
Henry Vida
Cedric
Tornado devastates Snyder town in Oklahoma with heavy casualties
May 10 reports from Snyder Oklahoma state the entire town was destroyed by a tornado. Estimates place five hundred killed or wounded. Guthrie May 11 updates tally two dead and about one hundred fifty injured, many fatally, from the Snyder outbreak.
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Oklahoma City
Snyder
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Dynamite Collision Wreck Kills Dozens in Harrisburg
An express train collided with a dynamite laden freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Three explosions followed and the wreckage caught fire. Early reports say fifty killed and one hundred wounded. In Harrisburg eighteen dead and 100 injured from the accident by May 11.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
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