Fan Motors and Sewing Machine Motors at Swivel Frame Prices
Fan motors priced at 16 dollars and sewing machine motors at 20 dollars. Swivel frame models are included in the listing, reflecting affordable shop offers.
20 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1904
Page
1
Fan motors priced at 16 dollars and sewing machine motors at 20 dollars. Swivel frame models are included in the listing, reflecting affordable shop offers.
Notice is hereby given that the administrator of the estate of Julius Reinhardt, deceased, has been appointed. Creditors of the deceased must file their claims with vouchers in Hilo Hawaii within six months from the notice date, or such claims will be barred. Ringway and Ripeway, Attorneys. September 6, 1909.
Calves Jersey and Holstein heifer calves full hooded or mixed, advertised by Jim Morris and J P Vernantes. Santos authorized to receipt. masters or agents of vessels of the Matson Line not responsible for steers. Crew listed as Rev Guard, Hilo, April 16, 1901.
Telegrams report Herbert Bismarck seriously ill on Sept 13 and Herbert von Bismarck dead on Sept 19. Other items note a great Atlantic coast storm with ships wrecked and losses, plus plans to open Port Arthur as the Liao Tung peninsula is transferred to China.
September dispatches report the Russian forces reconcentrating in the north for recuperation after months of fighting. Elsewhere Chinese forces, numbering about three hundred thousand, engage Japanese entrenchments near Port Arthur and Dalny as heavy rains pause operations. In Utah, a new political party forms to oppose church influence in politics, while Maine records a Republican plurality of 27,130.
In Vladivostok on Sept 14 the Russian prize court freed the steamer Calchas but confiscated its cargo of flour cotton and timber destined for Japan. In Gibraltar on Sept 14 officers from a Russian cruiser boarded the British steamer Derven.
A British cruiser report from Victoria, B C, Sept 16 notes the Russian cruiser Korea is off the northern Vancouver Island coast. The Esquimaux is expected to arrive, and Paris reports Korea due at a U S Pacific port.
A St Petersburg report says Japanese reinforcements via Newhwang are strengthening Kuropatkin’s right. Linovitch’s 50,000 men invaded northeast Korea to cut Kuroki’s links to Feng Wang Cheng as Russians, Chinese and Japanese loot Liaoyang. Bands rob a Rock Island express for 10,000 yen and a Canton official is removed for issuing tainted certificates.
Honolulu Sept. 16 At the Senatorial District Convention Republican nominees were named for the Senate Fourth W Faxon Bishop and Dowsett and Fifth Dowsett. For the House Fourth Districts W W Harris Charles A Long E W Quinn Frank Andrade BE Lilika lani Ayler. Fifth District S A Kaleiopuu S Mahelona Oxcar Cox Charles Brown Shaw Kalawaia
In official dispatch from St Petersburg Kuropatkin blames General Orloff for failure to defend key points at Liaoyang. Russian casualties are estimated at 5 000 killed and 12 000 wounded. In Mukden the Japanese are within 21 miles, panic subsides, and business resumes as 40 000 Japanese losses and 12 000 wounded are noted for the Liaoyang fighting.
Reports from San Francisco indicate the Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena was inspected for repairs and boilers found in need of overhaul. Authorities ordered the Lena to depart within government time or dismantle and remain until the war ends. A later note states dismantling was permitted. Queen Helene of Racconizio, Italy, has been presented with a son.
The Republicans renominated James I. Peabody for Colorado governor. Peabody called out the state militia during June labor troubles, drew sharp charges of serving corporate interests and the wealthy to suppress strikers, and was accused of steering the state toward civil war, with minimal loss of life thanks to his intervention.
The Russian newspaper Novokrai lauds Captain Lebedieff, commander of the marines at Zaredoutni, for singlehandedly repelling a Japanese assault. From a wall he fired and fought, killing or wounding twenty-odd foes before a shrapnel shell killed him.
Japanese aim to stop the departure of Russian cruisers Askold and Grozovoi, which took refuge in Shanghai after Port Arthur escape. The United States enforces neutrality as Japan threatens to seize vessels, with Chauncey between belligerents to protect Chinese ports. Washington denies motive tied to a warehouse near Askold amid charges and counter charges over neutrality rules.
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