Foreclosure Notice for William Fernandez Mortgage
Mortgagee Maile Lodge No 4 K of P announces intention to foreclose for non payment on June 1 1901 mortgage. Sale set for September 16 1905 at 2 pm at the Honokaa Court House Hawaii. Premises in Abualoa Hamakua Hawaii covering 15.77 acres. Cash U S Gold Coin Deeds at purchaser expense. Further details from M T Furtado attorney. Dated Honokaa August 29 1905. Asa
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William Fernandes
Jessie Fernandes
Honokea
Harmulkan
Island
Territory of Hawaii
M. V. Holmes
Honokan
Maile Lodge No. 4
Honolulu
Oahu
William Russell
K. of P
M. W. Holmes
Honokia
Hamakua
Hawaii
Wriitiam Rossenn
Abualoa
Wahito
Jane Rth
U.S
M. T. Furtado
Honokaa
Asa
Seed company appoints local agent for seeds and plants
The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco appoints the undersigned as local agent. Orders for seeds, bulbs and plants solicited, catalogues and prices furnished on request. Also advertised a Jersey cow for sale by J. Castle Ridgway.
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Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
County Band to Be Supported by Hawaii County
Hawaii County Supervisors approve a monthly appropriation of 100 for the Hilo Band, turning it into a County Band. Debate centers on burden sharing among districts, with supporters arguing music boosts tourism and civic spirit, while dissenters worry about local costs and reach.
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Hawaii
Board of Supervisors
Hilo
Shipman
Kan
Finance Committee
Fernandez
Hamakua
Tam
Kau
Kohala
Konai
Desha
Kay
Kalaiwaa
Makuakane
Carvalho
Publication twice papers urged for county ordinances
Discussion in Hawaii County Board of Supervisors over widening official notices to both the Hawaii Herald and Hilo Tribune to reach more readers. Debate covers language, fair distribution, and reference to prior actions, with Finance Committee asked to report a more equitable printing plan.
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Board of Supervisors
Hilo
Makuakane
Hawaii Herald
Hiio Triausa
Hawaii
Hino Trung
Haawaii
County of Hawaii
Hino Txisuni
Herald
Tkimunn
Desha
Shipman
Finance Committee
Black Person Burned at Stake in Fort Worth
A Black person, accused of an incident upon a white woman, was burned at the stake last night in Fort Worth Texas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Russians Routed in Saghalien Island Battle Report
An official report from Tokio dated Sept 6 details a Russian force crushed at Naibutic Saghalien Island. One hundred thirty Russians were killed while Japanese casualties were slight.
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Tokio
Japan
Naibutic
Saghalien
Peace Envoys Finish Labors in 1905 Treaties
The text reports the signing of the Russia Japan peace treaty with little ceremony but general rejoicing. Russian envoys attend solemn thanksgiving services and plan to part, while arrivals in New York are warmly received. Berlin notes cholera cases and deaths.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Japan
New York
Berlin
Germany
Yellow Fever Decreases In New Orleans
New Orleans reports new yellow fever cases today with two deaths after a period of decline. Officials note ongoing vigilance as health authorities monitor the outbreak and implement containment steps.
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New Orleans
California Bribery Scandal Confession Shocks Sacramento
Ex-State Senator Harry Bunker has made a full confession implicating his fellow defendants in a statewide bribery scandal. He points to unnamed men and mentions four senators expelled earlier during the legislature’s bribe probe. Bunker, once an engineer for Pacific Mail, now links Emmons and French who have been tried.
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Sacramento
Cal
Harry Bunker
California
Emmons
French
Bunker
Pacific Mail Line
Big Storm Hits Great Lakes. Twenty Die Off Duluth
A devastating Lake Superior storm on September 4 near Duluth Minnesota sinks three vessels. Twenty lives are reported lost with crews missing and ongoing rescue efforts under way as weather warnings persist.
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Great Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Stunk
Seagirt Shoot Ends With Tight Team Match Scores
Results from Seagirt New Jersey on August 30 show New York leading Ohio after day two in the national team event. Capt Coyne of Hawaii totaled 249 of 300 while Capt Corwin of the 71st New York led with 266. Sergeant Scott of Illinois followed at 262.
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Seagirt
N. J
New York
Ohio
Coyne
Hawaii
Corwin
71St New York Regiment
Scott
Tlinois
Burglar Encounters Safe At Moses and Raymond Store
A Baldwin Block burglary Friday night saw a barefoot thief enter via a duplicate key and retreat from the scene after stumbling upon a new safe Moses had installed that day. The intruder left no merchandise disturbed while the owner had just placed cash in the strong box.
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Moses & Raymond
Baldwin Block
Moses
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