Seed company local agent named for seed orders
The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco appoints the undersigned as local agent in Hawaii. Orders for seeds bulbs and plants solicited. Catalogues and prices furnished on request. ROBERT INNES LILLIE Hilo. The Serrao Liquor Co Ltd stockholders annual meeting at Serrao's Hall Bridge St Sept rb 1905 7 pm for officers accounts by order of President. Jersey bull to be housed at Kilsuea stables near Hawaii Mill. For details JIM MORRIS. Jersey cow offered at a reasonable figure. J CASTLE RIDGWAY appears in notice.
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Cox Seed Company of
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
Serrao Liquor Co., Ltd
Serrao's Hall
Bridge St
John McTaggart
Kilsuea Stables
Hawaii Mill
Jim Morris
Petition for Letters of Administration in Hawaii Probate
To the Fourth Circuit Court Hawaii notice of petition by M S Pacheco for administration of Antone De Rego estate to Joaquin Carvalho as administrator. A hearing set for September 26, 1905 at 10:00 a m in Hilo CourtRoom. The court invites interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Aug 1905. Clerk B Labrn Gurney Deputy Clerk Chas Hitchcock Attorney for Petitioner.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Atchampxes
Antone DE Rego
Papaikoa
Hawaii
M. $. Pacheco
Joaquin Carvalho
Fourth Circuit Court
Hilo
Labaron Gurney
Y Chas. Hitchcock
Smirn
Kaisa
Parsons
Honokaa
Supreme Court
Smith
Kaisu
Prosser
Honolulu
United States
Dole
Gear
de Colt
Robinson
Matthewman
Clark
Kailua
Clicut
Congress
Territorial Supreme Court
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Hawaii 1905
Guardian Alfred W. Carter to offer estate of Annie T. K. Parker minor for sale on Sept 7 1905 at Circuit Court House South Hilo Hawaii noon. Minimum bid $124 000. parcels include Grant 3142 Kaapiki Hamakua jag acres Paauhau Weha Makakulo Keahua Kalapa leases with Irwin & Company 1074.50 acres plus 745.1 acres Weha Makakuolo Keahua half interest Kalopa Crown Land 10 acres Kalopa lease 1916.
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Charles F. Parsons
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Annie T. K. Parker
Alfred W. Carter
Manka
Circuit ‘Court House
South Hilo
Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
U.S. Labaron Gurney
Hamakoa
Hawaii
J. P. Parker
Kaapiki
Hamakua
Paauhau
Weha
Makakuolo
Keahua
Kalapa
S. Parker
W. G. Irwin & Company
Kalops
Public Lands Office
Kalopa
Discrimination protests over horseshoer license law
Japanese leaders contest Sheriff Keolanui enforcement of Act 46 licensing farriers. An examining board tests applicants with a five dollar license fee, and reports show most Japanese applicants fail while asserting no ethnic bias. The article notes the law dates to April 18, 1905 and details the exam process and penalties.
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Keolanui
Keolanul
John O'Rourke
Kealoha Keliikahe
O'Rourke
Volcano Stables
Trimunn
London
Mr. O'Rourke
Registered Guests at Volcano House and Local Weather Note
The register lists numerous individuals including Mrs. IE N Hitchcock and daughter Miss Kulei Hapai in Honolulu and J A Doyle. Weather is beautifully clear and warm with occasional light rains as Kilauea crater activity remains a brilliant evening spectacle.
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IE. N. Hitchcock
Kulei Hapai
J. A. Doyle
Honolulu
Captain Topley
Nicholson
E. D. Baldwin
R. W. Breckens
E. R. Hendry
Jett R. Nash
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hamlin
le van
Los Angeles
G. J. Waller
C. K. Maguire
Hilo
W. G. Asche
Pahala
Hawaiian Fisherman Drowns Off Hakalau Coast
Kalua halawa, a native fisherman from near Hakalau, vanished Saturday afternoon while going to the beach with tackle and an opihi collecting bag. A search failed to locate him, his fishing pole found on the beach suggests he was swept from rocks by heavy surf. He was married and leaves a wife at Hakalau.
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Kaluahalawa
Hakalau
Yellow Fever Increases Reported in New Orleans
Yellow fever cases rise with forty two new infections reported today in New Orleans along with three deaths. Authorities continue monitoring and response efforts amid the outbreak.
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New Orleans
Trolley Car Accident In Los Angeles Kills One, Injures Eleven
An electric streetcar toppled on a steep grade in Los Angeles today, killing one person and injuring eleven. In New York, the Canton-Hankow Railroad was resold to China for 6 750 000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New York
N.Y
Canton-Hankow
China
Japanese plenipotentiaries accept Russian ultimatum ends indemnity dispute
The peace conference in Portsmouth reports the Japanese plenipotentiaries accept the Russian ultimatum and refuse indemnity payments. Sakhalin division arranged without redemption cost, Japanese yield on interned Russian ships, and a Far East naval power limitation plus armistice are agreed. Rumor mentions a secret accord behind public statements.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sakhalien
Far East
de Witte
Roosevelt
Peace Treaty Being Drafted in Portsmouth
Peace Envoys plan no further meetings until the treaty is ready for signature. Armistice not yet arranged. The treaty is being prepared by Martens and Denison, representing Russia and Japan respectively.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Martens
Denison
Russia
Japan
Latest Sugar Quotations and Diplomatic Reactions
A terse bulletin cites sugar quotations in San Francisco and Berlin August 29 to August 30. It notes Roosevelt praised globally for mediating Russia and Japan, with praise from the Pope, King Edward, and the Kaiser.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
London
Oyster Bay
Edward
Navy officers to face court martial for Bennington disaster
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte says Captain Lucien Young and Ensign Wade must appear before a court martial to answer for the Bennington disaster. Also noted: in Nagasaki, reports say roo fishing boats were caught in a hurricane and fishermen are missing. In Leeds, B I Kiernan set a world swimming record by covering 500 yards in 6 minutes 7.15 seconds.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Lucien Young
Enign Wade
Bennington
Nagasaki
Japan
Leeds
England
B. I. Kiernan
Cholera Rages in Philippines Reported in Manila
Eleven new cholera cases were reported today among natives in Manila. Total deaths to date reach 25 as the disease spreads in the region. In a separate dispatch from Maji dated August 28, it is reported that General Kuropatkin is in and has resigned.
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Manila
P. 1
Kuropatkin
Maji
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