Notice of Foreclosure and Sale by Mortgagee
Notice declares intention to foreclose a 5 acre Kalaoa parcel in Hawaii under a 1903 mortgage to M R Cadinha. Sale set for June to be conducted at Hilo Court House by auctioneer A B Le Rang Gurney, cash in US gold coin. Mortgagee J S Ferry represents.
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Holl
Honolulu
Oahu
T. H
Liber
Kalaoa
Island
Territory of Hawaii
Government Road
Jane
Keoho
Nalua
Holt, Jr
Bila Waialee
M. R. Cardina
Manka
Court House
Hilo
le Rarom Gurney
United States
M. R. Cadinha
Ferry
H. T
Jos
Hawaiian Refund Bill Passed Senate in Honolulu
Honolulu reports three cables from Washington note the refund bill passing the Senate with minor changes. Revenue and free alcohol bills also cited. details include 75 percent of federal tax funds set aside for Hawaii public works and school buildings.
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F. M. Hatch
Washington
Atkinson
Honolulu
Senate
Alonzo Stewart
Hawaii
Stewart
Governor Carter to Return Soon After California Trip
Honolulu May 25 Governor Carter will sail from San Francisco today on the Manchuria to Honolulu and expects to be back in his office ready to transact business on January 1. The trip’s beneficial effects persuaded his physician to approve the early return.
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Honolulu
Carter
Manchuria
San Francisco
Jaume
California
Murder conviction in Honolulu for Kaliko
The jury found Kaliko guilty of first degree murder for killing Virginia Moeluhi in Kakaako on December 2. Deputy Attorney General W S Fleming and Chester Doyle prosecuted, A H Crook defended. The verdict carries a death sentence. Kaliko, a young Hawaiian, faced trial yesterday.
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Honolulu
Jin Cane
Kaliko
Virginia Moeluhi
Kakaako
W. S. Fleming
Chester Doyle
A. H. Crook
Pastor from Albany to lead Honolulu church
Reverend Walker Sylvester of Albany's Second Presbyterian Church sails on the Manchuria to assume the pastorate at Central Union Church in Honolulu. After eight years in Albany, the climate proved hard on his strength, and he travels around the world for rest. He will stay in Honolulu to supply the pulpit for a month or more.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Walker Sylvester
Second Presbyterian Church
Albany
New York
San Francisco
Manchuria
Central Union Church
Honolulu
Sylvester
Central Union
Adverse Winds for Yacht Honolulu to San Francisco
Head winds and calms greeted the Hawaiian cup defender as she sailed from Honolulu to San Francisco May 25. She covered 2862 miles, sprang a leak the first night requiring pumps throughout, yet finished in good time, showing no hardship or impossibility in the voyage.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Immigration Bill Passes in Senate Amid Opposition
Washington notes the Immigration Bill cleared the Senate while Japanese labor groups oppose the measure. San Francisco reports protests against the plan to bring 1000 Japanese workers. A Trans-Pacific Yacht Race is set to begin June 11 from San Pedro under the South Coast Yacht Club. race trophies survived a recent fire.
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San Francisco
San Pedro
South Coast Yacht Club
Senate committee adds landmark funding for Hawaii lighthouse tender
Washington May 24 The Senate committee amended the House appropriation bill to include 150000 dollars for the construction of a lighthouse tender to be used for the Territory of Hawaii.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Territory of
Hawaii
Treasury Counsel Probes Sake Matters in Hawaii Appeal
Special Counsel Levett of the Treasury department travels to Honolulu to review the sake issue ahead of an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in the ongoing sake cases. He aims to perceive the entire subject amid the legal review and pending litigation.
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San Francisco
Levett
Treasury
Honolulu
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Union of Churches in Des Moines Unites Presbyterians
In Des Moines on May 24 the Presbyterian Church and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church completed an organic union after years of effort. The Presbyterian Church has about 1,500,000 communicants and the Cumberland Presbyterians about 200,000. The Cumberland church has existed as a separate body for nearly a century.
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Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
Rojestvensky Resigns As Admiral Departs Post
St. Petersburg May 24 The Emperor accepted the resignation of Admiral Rojestvensky due to illness. The illness is believed to stem from wounds suffered in the battle with the Japanese fleet in the Sea of Japan last May.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Oldfield Breaks Automobile Record at Lexington Trial
In Lexington Kentucky on May 24 Oldfield broke the automobile record for one hundred miles with a time of one hour thirteen minutes. The previous mark was one hour eighteen minutes and twenty four seconds set by Fletcher at Ormond Florida in 1905. Oldfield had earlier held track records for 1 to 4 miles and 6 to 50 miles.
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Honolulu
Calin Prisor
Miung Sook
Kang Yong Bok
Shim Miung Ok
Henry
Temple Bourke
W. L. Frazee
America
Atkinson
Lexington
Kentucky
Oldfield
Fletcher
Ormond
Fla
Three Russians Escape from Honolulu Transport
In Honolulu on May 24 three Russians alleged anarchists escaped after being barred from landing in America. They were carried from the Orient to San Francisco Seattle and back, intended to be sent to Japan. An officer offered 100 dollars for recapture, with mainland authorities and President Roosevelt linked to landing restrictions.
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Honolulu
Sherman
America
Orient
San Francisco
Seattle
Japan
Oither
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Interest Boosts Hawaii Refunding Bill Fate
Acting Governor Atkinson reports Delegate Kalanianaole that President Roosevelt is taking a personal interest in Hawaii refunding, with House leaders weighing the measure after Senate action. The original bill would set aside 75 percent of federal revenues for Hawaii for five years instead of twenty.
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Honolulu
Atkinson
Kalanianaole
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Senate
Pauliio
Payne
Dalzell
Col. Hepburn
House
Banks Reopen in San Francisco Quietly
San Francisco banks resumed business today with no excitement as institutions reopen after the halt. Oakland reports similar calm on the financial centers as activity returns to normal.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Compromise Seen on Statehood Bill for Several Territories
Reports from Washington May 23 say a compromise on the statehood bill would admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state. Arizona and New Mexico would vote on uniting, while Lima Ohio notes the Democratic Judicial Convention on May 22 endorsed William J Bryan for the presidency.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Lima
Oho
Democratic Judicial Convention
William J. Bryan
United States
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Kind Srener
itiLo
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Hilo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd
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Litete
A. Cook
McLwsoran
Attorneys-At-Law
Chas. M. LeBlond
Mawel
BAY Branch
Louite Cour House
WLC
C. Henry White
Naalehu
I. Ee. Ray
Wain
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F. S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
Hilo, Hawai
A S. LeBaron Gurney
King Street
Sah
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Oauy, H. I
Pitman Street
Waianuenue
Cap
R. A. Lucas & CO
Goodyear Rubber CO
R. H. Pease
Hell, Jr
M.R. Cadinba
Iano
LeBaron Guindy
Luna Kudala
Amerika
R. Cadinita
Mea
Paw Moral
He T
Perry
W. O. Smith
Weshingtn
D.C
Cornell
Harvard
Boston
Mass
Iran
Alfonso
Ena
Madrid
Sake
Union of Churches
Lafayette
Indiana
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bryan
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