Andrews Defends Garbage Service Allegations in 1905 Letter
L A Andrews contests Dr C L Stow's complaints about Hilo garbage collection. He accuses Stow of laziness, explains delays tied to Emperor birthday celebrations, notes prior refusals of service expansion, and urges funding support from sugar interests. He cites corruptible rivalries, office records, and proposed improvements while detailing past governance actions.
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Wainkea
Waiakea
Doctor Stow
Mr. Andrews
Dr. Stow
Pitman Street
Hilo
Stow
Holland
Board of Health
Hilo Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Notice to pay for repairs at Pahonua blacksmith shop
All persons with wagons brakes or other repairs made at the Pahonua blacksmith shop before October 16 1995 are notified that unpaid charges within thirty days from this date will lead to sale of the repaired items to cover the charges.
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Pahonua
Hilo Butcher Shop Sold to Wing Lee keep same name
The Hilo Butcher Shop formerly run by Mop Ick Company has been sold to Wing Lee. The business will continue under the same name and location. All customers indebted up to November 1 are asked to settle promptly, and creditors must file claims within thirty days.
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Hilo
Mop Ick Company
Wing Lee
Seed Company appoints local agent in Hawaii
Flower and Vegetable Seeds. The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco have appointed the undersigned as their local agent. Orders for seeds, bulbs and plants solicited. Catalogues and prices furnished on request. ROBERT INNES LILLIE, Hilo.
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Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
Round the Coast of Hawaii On The Wilder Company Run
J A Kennedy president of the Inter Island Steam Navigation Company visited Hilo for a formal talk with the Executive Council of the Board of Trade. He discussed placing a smaller steamer on a coast run with Hilo as headquarters, contingent on sufficient freight to cover operating costs and mutual concession with merchants.
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J. A. Kennedy
Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Comany
Hilo
Wilder Company
Board of Trade
Hawaii
Ayent McKay
Kennedy
America's Recognition of Japan Moves Noted in Tokyo
San Francisco notes list of commodity prices and chemical analyses, including test centrifugals at 3.45750 per ton and $63.74, beet analyses at 88 and $73.40 per ton, while London reports on the American legation in Tokio being raised to an assembly.
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San Francisco
Cal
America
Japan
London
Eng
Tokio
Fire on Great Northern Steamer Dacola causes slight damage
Kobe Japan Nov 13 Fire aboard the Great Northern Steamer Dacola caused slight damage and the vessel has sailed for Yokohama.
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Kobe
Japan
Great Northern
Dacola
Yokohama
Relief for Russian Jews Aid Grows in New York
Large contributions pour in for distressed Russian Jews with Andrew Carnegie donating ten thousand dollars. The article notes substantial fundraising efforts in New York as relief drives expand amid appeals for aid.
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New York
Russia
Andrew Carnegie
Reformers Distrustful of DeWitte in Russia
St. Petersburg on November 13 reports reformers still distrust Premier DeWitte. The country appears to drift toward anarchy as the government warns Poland that any move toward autonomy will be harshly suppressed.
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St. Petersburg
Presmier DeWitte
Poland
Insurrection Suppressed In Russia
Cronstadt Russia Nov 10 Loyal troops and sailors have regained control after fighting ends Casualties include 150 wounded and 50 killed authorities report the unrest subdued and order restored in the city.
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Cronstadt
Russia
Hearst Contests McClellan Election Result
Hearst begins proceedings to contest McClellan's election claiming thirty thousand votes fraudulently cast. Reports say ballot boxes found in the North River and a grand jury returning ten indictments for election fraud.
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New York
Hearst
McClellan
North River
Famine and Storm Hit Japan Provinces
A rice famine grips three Japanese provinces leaving about a million people starving. A typhoon in Oshima province destroys 2,000 buildings, worsening the crisis with storm damage across the region.
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Tondon
Japan
Iokio
Oshima
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Porliamd Kyrry
Thnunday Oywice
Samer
Hibo
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Chas. M. LeBlond
Severance Horspenc
Cour Houwre
Jd Sorat
Castra Ripeway
Tos. C, Ripeway
Ridgway & Ridgway
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Milo, Mawatt Notary Public In Office
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Tribune Muliding I. HK. Ray
Waianuenue St
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F.S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
Henry Deacon
Hawaiian Fertilizer Co, Limited
Waiskea Mill Co
Theo
H. Davies & Co. Ltd
Waianuenue
Bridge Sts. Hilo
W.H. Beers
Akaun’s Restaurant
R. A. Lucas & CO
Tribune Office
Sumhliedd Tign, Bishop & CO
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BR. J. Guard
LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
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C. L. Stow
Carter
Tfas Dr
Volcano Stables
L. A, Andrews
M. Cordeiro
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Paty
Olan
ALG
Curtis
Kurtistown
School Street
P. Souza
F. 5. Lyman
H. Vicars
Waianuenuest
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Cameron
F. Bradshaw
Ireless
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DeWitte
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