Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Maile Lodge No 4 Property
Mortgagee M V Holmes trustee for Maile Lodge No 4 K of P seeks foreclosure for nonpayment and will sell Hamakua Hawaii premises of 15.77 acres in Abwiloa Hamakua. Sale at Honokaa Court House on September 16 1905 at noon. Terms cash in gold coin. Deeds at purchasers expense. Further details from attorney M T Furtado Honokaa Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Fernandes
Jessie Fernandes
al \mortgagors
Honoka
Haunakua
Territory of Hawaii
M. V. Holmes
Aid Honokan
Maile Lodge No. 4
K. of P
A. J. Iger
Honolulu
Oahu
Liber
Gog
Sos
William Russell
Honokai
Hamakua
Hawaii
Honokaa
Maile Lodge No. 4 mortgage case in Haiku Territory Hawaii
Legal notice about a mortgage action involving William Fernan des and Jessie Fernandes in the Territory of Hawaii brought by M VY. Hales and William Russell as mortgage trustees. It details property in Honokaa Manukua Kalana and listings on Ruke 226 AOAG 304 305 and a pending sale date September 30, 1905. The document names parties, court location in Honokaa Hawaii and requests seizure of property if debts remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Hoolahsia
M. V. Holmes
Honokaa
Manukua
Kalana O Hawaii
Sepatenaba
Maile Lodge NO. 4
K. OF
P. Nu
Seed Company appoints local agent in Hilo
Flower and Vegetable Seeds promotion notes that The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco has appointed ROBERT INNES LILLIE of Hilo as local agent. Orders for seeds bulbs and plants solicited. Catalogues and prices furnished on request with Turk Jemey and J. Castle Ridgway also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Seed Company
San Pranccisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
Hawaii Rifle Team Makes A Good Record At National Match
Hawaii National Guard rifle team finished among 47 teams in Seagirt New Jersey with a 31 point tally. Captain G Rose and Major J W Pratt led the squad despite wind and long distance shot difficulties at 800 and 1000 yards. New York and Ohio topped the meet. Col J W Jones urged better long range ranges and wind instruments for precision scoring.
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National Guard
Wawali
N. J
Honolulu
Alameda
J. W. Pratt
W. R. Riley
Johnson
Hawaii
New York
Ohio
U. S. Infantry
J. W. Jones
U. S. Marine Corps
U. Navy
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Illinois
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
U.S. Cavalry
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Washington
Town
Maryland
Maine
Wisconsin
Georgia
Oregon
Florida
Michigan
U.S. Military Academy
Kansas
Vermont
Montana
South Carolina
California
Texas
West Virginia
Delaware
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Tennessee
Breakwater Recommended For Hilo By Lt Slattery
Lieutenant Slattery, the only engineer officer in these islands, is preparing a report favoring a breakwater for Hilo the leading shipping port on Hawaii. His cost estimate is about 1.15 million dollars with final plans to be sent to General Mackenzie and then to Congress for authorization and appropriation.
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Slattery
Anly
Hilo
Honolulu Star
Islands
Hawaii
Lieut
United States Army
Mackenzie
S. 5. Alameda
Cocoanut Island
Secretary of War
Congress
Commander Lu cien Young On Trial At Mare Island
Mare Island Cal Sept 15 The court martial of Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington opened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Young
Mare Island
Cal
Lucien Young
The
Bennington
Russia's Loss at Sea Reported in War Toll
St Petersburg reports naval losses totaling one hundred thirty million, while sugar quotations from San Francisco list 96 inch test centrifugals at 386c per ton. Norway and Sweden remain at peace, with potential royal succession notes from Copenhagen about Prince George of Greece as a throne candidate.
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St. Petersburg
San Francisco
Cal
Norway
Sweden
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Prince George
Greece
American Goods Held Up in Shanghai Warehouses
Eight million dollars worth of American goods sit in Shanghai warehouses with an overstocked market and no movement. The question of disposal is serious and affects merchants waiting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Cholera Measures Ordered by Two Provincial Governments
In St. Petersburg on September 14 officials announce two provincial governments will take action against the cholera threat. Berlin on September 15 reports eight new cholera cases and three deaths today.
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St. Petersburg
Berlin
Armistice Signed and Neutral Zone Formed in Manchuria
Armistice signed at Gundshu Pass Manchuria with effect from Sept. 16 establishes a neutral zone between opposing forces. Similar terms agreed between Oyama and Linevitch apply to Korean border lines. Reinforcements halted and all troops en route are stopped. naval operations remain unchanged.
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Gundshu
Gundshu Pass
Manchuria
London
Oyama
Linevitch
Peace Envoys Return from Portsmouth Conference
New York reports Baron Komura improving but bedridden and delaying his return home while Baron Rosen attends a Roosevelt luncheon in Oyster Bay. The dispatch notes the Japanese plenipotentiary’s potential typhoid fever and questions the assassination report regarding his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron Komiura
Baron Komura
Portsmouth
Oyster Bay
Mikasa Explodes After Fire Sinks Japanese Battleship
Tokio reports the battleship Mikasa caught fire and exploded after its magazine burned. The vessel sank with 399 men lost. Admiral Togo was not aboard.
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Tokio
Japan
Togo
Slagship
Vickers, Sons & Maxim
Great Britain
Nelson Defeats Britt to Claim Lightweight Title
In San Francisco on September 9 Jimmy Britt was knocked out in the eighteenth round by Battling Nelson. Referee Eddie Greany presided at ringside, securing Nelson the undisputed lightweight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Battling Nelson
Eddie Greany
Nelson
Students Push for Commercial Course at Hilo High
Principal F A Richmond writes to the Board of Public Instructions that a high school at Hilo has greater potential than expected and urges adding commercial work to attract new students. He cites prior commercial training among pupils and says Professor Smith can handle it if typewriting facilities are provided. He argues the change would maximize efficiency and school reputation while keeping costs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Richmond
Board of Public Instructions
Hilo
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He Ailo Tribune
Orfice
Kino Bramat
Themen Mlk
Wurer
Hile Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd Publishers and Proprietors
Riciatis Casete Rivowar
Serton LM
Tionewow
Mana
Attorny
Chas. M. LeBlond
Jap Ninny
Shvhranck
Oite Cour
Hawat
Costa Ripeway Tivos
C. Ripeway
Ridgway
Ridgway Attorneys
ATH, Bolievtors of
General Iiew
MILO
Hawait
Notary Public
Offich
TribuNe Heitaing
I. KE. Ray
Hilo, Hawaii
J. L. Kaulukou
Tribune
F.S. Lyman
Waianuenue Street
A S. LeBaron Gurney
Front Street
Spreckels
Henry Deacon
Hawaiian Fertilizer CO
Linvitert
Waiakea Mill Co
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Tub
Waianuenue
Bridge Sts
W.H. Beers
Wil
BR. Ray
Thigh, Bishop & CO
Bankers
Oauv, H. 1
Worl
Pitman
Waianuenue ST
Court House
A.D. Igor
Amerika
Hanala
Ina Monokaa
Turk Jemey
Junuire
J. Castle Ridgway
Ity V
Navy
Naval
Russia
Europe
New York, Sept
Mikasa
Britt
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