Board of Health considers tuberculosis controls and leper reports
The Board of Health met yesterday with Ministers Cooper and Mon sarrat and officials present. Dr. Emerson reported tuberculosis suppression regulations and the leper settlement needs a specialist for eye disorders, as well as requests for housing and two donkeys for a leper woman. A contract for beef supply to the leper settlement was awarded to W Meyer and partners for six months.
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Healihy
Ministre Cooper
Oliver
McConkey Tor
Board of Examiner
Minister of the Interior
Aiken
T. T. French
W. Meyer
Wood
Yast Satusday
Ewa
Day
Dr. Day
Ing Board
Cooper
Owier
Nuusna
Dr. Emerson
Tuberculosis controls debated by Board of Health
The board discusses new powers to inspect cattle for TB, appoint inspectors, and condemn infected animals while debating regulations and weekly reports. Chinese official matters, vessel landings, and opium use for a patient are also addressed, with decisions to await port physician reports before acting.
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Board of Health
Almll
Yokohama
Herbert
Howard
Cooper
Bristol’s Animal Benefit For Mo lokai Lepers
J B Frasier with Minister Cooper arranges a monster benefit in Bristol’s Pavilion next Monday night to aid lepers of Molokai. Government support expected at tenance. Bristol’s animal actors will perform with new tricks as his horses sail Mariposa Thursday for Australia. Admission 25 and 60 cents. press invites count home receipts to show government.
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J. B. Frasier
Bristol
Cooper
Molokai
Lonalulu
Australia
Flying Jordans Triumph In Aerial Elite Act
The Flying Jordans headline a standout performance by a troupe led by Marlo and Marlo, with Olifans, Monotrosity impersonators, and John J. Burke. Cine Forest assists in a beauty-filled sketch, while Petrie, Alice, Virginia Arayon and the Jordan Family showcase daring mid air leaps and high trapeze feats to claim their title.
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Marlo
Olifans
John J. Burke
Cine Forest
Petrie
Alice
Virginia Arayon
Jordan Family
Government band to play at Hawaiian hotel tonight
The Government band will not give a concert at the Hawaiian hotel this evening. The program includes Old Folks at Home, Fantasia Traumints, March My Darktown Gal, and other selections. The event starts at one, with listed pieces and performers.
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Fone
Vornet
Heruset
Cer Krenter
Iain J
Hawaii Pond
Supreme Court Reviews Hawaiian Land Cases and Kinney Mission
The Hawaii Supreme Court discusses ejectment and land claim rulings, including an adverse possession finding and a 1900s stockholder caution, while reports suggest W A Kinney may be sent to Washington on a special mission aboard the Australia and President Dole comments on annexation prospects. The court also remands a case for further pleadings and notes attorney actions.
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Supreme Court
G. EP. Little
Canaira
Berrao
C. H. Rose
Yoshimura
Circuit Court
Land Commission
A. G. M. Robertson
W. R. Crstle
EB. Johnson
Perry
Carter
W. Maluka
A. Rosa
Humphreys
Thurston & Stanley
Weedongs
Waterhouse
Kinney & Ballon
W. A. Henaball
Sod
John I. de Bolt
Diy Judd
Spooner
Bencevin
W. A. Kinney
Washington
Australia
Mr. Kinney
King
J. Kinney
Dole
Kinney
Whity Star Steamship Co Plans 704Foot Vessel With Resort Features
The Whity Star Steamship Co announces plans for a 704 foot steamer, 26 feet longer than the Great Eastern, with space to build lawn tennis courts and bicycle tracks as on board luxury amenities. A 1000 foot ship may be afloat soon, enabling ocean crossings where passengers might not realize they have left their hotel. The Fernandes mortgage sale by W. S. Lew was postponed another week today.
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Whity Star Steamship Co
Great Eastern
Pomibels
Opening of the Temple of Fashion closes out sale draws huge crowd
A large drygoods sale at the Temple of Fashion attracted over 1000 women today. Prices slashed by 26 percent drew shoppers who filled the store, with Mrs. Silva sometimes evacuating the rear entrance to ease the throng. Clerks reported cheerful exclamations as bargains vanished and stock remained strong for weeks to come.
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Temple of Fashion
Silva
Police Court News Roundup in Four Chinese Charged
Four Chinese charged with conspiracy and two with possession had their cases set for trial on April 6. Virginia P. Castro was fined 10 dollars and 83.40 cents for assaulting a female neighbor of her own nationality. Bang Hop pleaded guilty to being a grower. Yamashigi, yard man at the Sailors' Home, accused by Superintendent Bluxsone of stealing a pair of blankets. Five Chinese gamblers were fined 10 dollars each. Boto, & Japanese forfeited fines rather than answer a charge of drunkenness. Chas Noleon was fined 33 dollars and costs for the same offense.
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Eplom
Virginia P. Castro
Boto
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