Proposals Sought for New Jail Building in Hilo Hawaii
By authority the Office of the Superintendent of Public Works in Honolulu invites proposals for a two story jail building in Hilo Maui. Plans and specifications are available from the Assistant Superintendent in Hilo for a $500 deposit refundable on return of plans and bonds. Bids must use furnished forms and be sealed and endorsed Proposi for New Jail Building. Submissions due before 4 o clock on the specified day. The Superintendent may reject any or all bids. May 16 1905.
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Superintory of Public Works
Honolulu
Itilla Ofelock An
Jane Ba
Hilo
Mawali
TM Mans
Fle
Superintendent of Public Works
HK. Richards
Hawaii
Holloway
T. I
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Citamayers
Pronate
Bernado de Camara
Maria J. de Canara
Willow
Jose de Camara
Fourth Circuit Court
A. S. Labaron Gurney
Chas, Hitchcock
Ripeway & Ripeway
Chambers
Georg Gordon
Kukuihaele
David Forbes
George Gordon
Linkin Hutnls
South Hilo
Iisle
A.S. Lebaron Gurney
Ry Chas, Hitchcock
Rinawsay & Ripway
Russian Fleet Annihilated in Korean Strait Battle
Reports from Tokio and Tsingtan on May 29 say Admiral Rozhdestvensky's fleet is practically annihilated with twelve ships sunk or captured, two transports and two destroyers sunk, while Japanese losses include one cruiser and ten torpedo boats. Russian losses comprise two battleships two cruisers and a repair ship. Washington notes possible sinking of Orel and Borodino with Japanese favorable view on the battle so far.
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Tokio
Japan
Rojestvensky
Tsingtan
China
Korean Straits
Washington, D. C
Orel
Borodeno
Memorial Day Observances at Haili Church
Memorial Day is observed with closing of businesses and half mast flags. At 2:00 pm at Haili Church Hon. Chas M LeTond directs an address by Bishop Restarick of Honolulu. Members of Company D and the Hilo Band attend. Program includes organ preludes, solos, and songs with Miss Sarah Lyman as accompanist. After services, Company D marches to the cemetery for a salute and taps. Graves are decorated with small flags by the Nations Guard. Honored dead include 1, 10 Wartlett. J. D. Marlin. Archibald McCallum. Dr. Nichols. George D. Richardson. William L. Rose. Dr. Smith. Hugh Tennant. C. H. Dikle. William Coates.
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Haili Church
Chas. M. LeTond
Restarick
Honolulu
Company D
Hilo Band
Hilo
Nations Guard
Wartlett
J. D. Marlin
Archibald McCallum
Dr. Nichols
George D. Richardson
William L. Rose
Dr. Smith
Hugh Tennant
C. H. Dikle
William Coates
Sugar Quotations from San Francisco Incomplete Prices
San Francisco May 29 quotes show beet analysis at 128 per ton for 90.80 dollars and test centrifugals at 4.3685 per ton for 87.32 dollars. Prices reflect latest sugar market figures with brief itemized rates.
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San Francisco
Cal
Militia and Band Appropriation Killed in Hawaii
Honolulu May 29 The appropriation for militia and band is killed. Representative Carl Smith found that Section 67 of the Organic Act and Army Regulations Articles 486 487 provide necessary authority. The Organic Act vests governor with power to call military and naval forces to quell riots and habeas corpus and martial law until presidential decision is obtained.
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Honolulu
Carl Smith
Hawaii
United States
Victoria's Birthday Observed With Boer War Memorial Unveiling
London marked Queen Victoria's birthday with the unveiling of a memorial at St Pauls to British soldiers who died in the Boer War. The King reviewed the troops in ceremony.
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London
Queen Victoria
St. Paul's
Reward to Solve Stanford Mystery Reported
An advertisement offering 1000 dollars for the conviction of those responsible for Mrs. Stanford's death has appeared in San Francisco newspapers. The notice is purportedly placed by Welder Stanford of Schenectady New York.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Cal
Welder
Schenectady
N.Y
Police Exhaust Efforts Amid City Strike Limber Business
Chicago police struggle as a strike cripples the limber business. Officers have reached the limit of protection, leaving the city to cope with growing disruption and unrest as vendors and workers feel the pinch.
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Chicago
Strike at Maui Ends After clashes and firings
The Maui strike by Japanese laborers at Pioneer plantation culminated in a Saturday night clash between police and strikers in Lahaina. One man was killed and two wounded as Sheriff Baldwin ordered reinforcements from Honolulu. The dispute centered on discharges and extra provisions at the Kaanapali section, with tension rising over a Polish Jew and a Japanese contractor. All workers returned by Wednesday night.
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Lahaina
Maui
Luna
Henry
Pioneer Plantation
Baldwin
Honolulu
Kaanapali
Serimgeour
Innas
Tie
Money Allocated for Hilo Sidewalk Improvements
Superintendent Holloway reports unexpended Treasury balances for Hilo improvements amounting to 900 for curbing and sidewalks 529.77 from road taxes and 16.26 for roads and bridges. An added 750 from the Deficiency Bill funds will be used for sidewalk work along government lots. The Hilo Road Board seeks to extend curb and sidewalks to the government lots and to improve hospital and Riverside School paths.
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Board of Trade
Superintendent of Public Works C. 8
Holloway
Treasury
Hilo
Fourth of July Races Highlighted by Hawaii Jockey Club
Interest grows as the Hawaii Jockey Club readies the track and grounds for the Fourth of July events. Speedsters like Racing Murphy and Bruner head the field for the one and a quarter mile dash, with Fretter TM a Burns Handicap winner. About June arrival of new coast horses, Parker Ranch ponies also expected. Morning and afternoon racing, a Papaaloa versus Hilo match for 75 dollars, and a grand ball at the Hilo Armory cap the day’s schedule.
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Hawaii Jockey Club
Honolulu
Racing Murphy
Bruner
San Francisco
Parker Ranch
Jockey Club
Geo
Open Tennis Tournament Announced by Hilo Club
The Hilo Tennis Club announces an open tournament starting June 29 with multiple cups for winners. Ladies singles cup held by Mrs. H V Patton and gentlemen’s singles by Dr. Pred Irwin, with Kohala and Hamakua players expected. Silver cup offered for gentlemen’s doubles and a second cup for mixed doubles. Entries due in writing to President Siliont by the 24th. draws begin and play runs to finish. Committee includes Dr WH B L Miliot, F W Thrum, Aug Hamburg, Adam Lindsay, S Grace.
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Hilo Tennis Club
H. V. Patton
Makalau
Pred Irwin
Hakalau
Hilo
WH. B. L Miliot
F. W. Thrum
Aug. Hamburg
Adam Lindsay
S$. Grace
S. S. Enterprise Arrives with Mail and Passengers
The S. S. Enterprise reached harbor at daylight on Sunday carrying six mail bags and twenty one passengers mainly returning students from the coast. Notables aboard include Mrs William Matson and maid, Miss Lurline Matson, Mrs C McClellan and Miss Margarite McClellan, and several members of the Martin, Deacon, Kennedy, Mason, and Lambert families. The ship is scheduled to sail to Honolulu tomorrow at noon.
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S. S. Enterprise
Willian Matson
Lurline Matson
C. McClellan
Margarite McClellan
Ernest Radcliffe
Horton
Mia
J.im Martin
Jack Martin
Grace Martin
Henry Deacon
Clyde Deacon
Brice Kennedy
J. D. Kennedy
Gertrude Mason
Maude Mason
Loraine Andrews
Bessie Lambert
Albert Vorner, Jr
Enterprise
Honolulu
Republican Spellbinders Tour Hawaii Campaign
Republican candidates Searle J H Wise and Rufus Lyman toured Kau and Kona with Milo Pridey, delivering speeches. Large meetings gathered in Waiohinu and Naalehu, then through Honuapo to Hookena and Kailua for canvassing. Wise, ill, will rejoin at Kawsihae to cover Kohala Hamakua and North Hilo. Enthusiasm reported along the route.
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Searle
J. H. Wise
Rufus Lyman
Milo
Kau
Kona
Waiohinu
Naalehu
Honuapo
Hookena
Sam Kk
Pua
Kailua
WS. Wise
Kawsihae
Kohala
Hamakua
North Hilo
Russian Fleet Sighted Off Manila Coast In May Report
Manila reports sighting of fifty Russian warships on May near the east coast of Batanes, moving in a north eastern direction. The accounts place a large flotilla close to Philippine waters with unclear intentions and timing.
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Manila
Russia
Batanes
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Chas. M. LeBlond
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Litvittaren
Burton
Waite Cour Huw
Hawate
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Patoute
S. B. Ray
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Milo, Hawaii
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Yuenne Street
Ifo
W.H. Beers
Busnes
Iian
LK. Ray
AS. LeBaron Gurney
Sureckels
Bishop & CO
Honouro Oauy
Worl
Pitman Street
Waianuenue ST
Court Tronse
Hille
WM. G. Irwin & GO. Ltd
Sole Agents National Cane Shredders
Baldwin Locomotives
Alex. Cross & Sons
Rubber Coods
Dail
T. H
THUR
First Bank OF
Peacock Block
CC. Kennedy
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Saator
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AH Tacknon
Beene Ting
Jou Wort
Lynam
Patan
Keroks Jones
Grace
HY Patten
W. 1
Shipmen
Hawaii, Ltd
Glynn, Milla, Currie & Co
Honigkonie Shanghai Santeeig Corporation
Hongkonge Shangghiat Bankeing Corporation
Jongkong-Shanghai Bankeing Corporation
Hongkong
Shanghai
Hinge
Belons
Tri Tran
America
Sarah ‘Lyman
Accompanst
Hishop H
Restarick Camp Ground
Quartette
E.G. Silva
Aceee Mts
J. T. Lewis
WC. Stewart
Chas
Roll Call of the Dead
Sarah Lyman
Victoria
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