Captainship protests over health board smallpox checks
Sailors on Pacific routes to Honolulu stage a vigorous protest against new Board of Health rules requiring aboard examinations for smallpox. Captains Segelhorst Penhallow Thompson Smith denounce the $20 physician fee as extortion, arguing no smallpox signs and pointing to quarantine limits and alleged misuse of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Porta
Honolulu
Board of Health
Aptain Segelhorat
Gilie Fjord
Eureka
Penhallow
Alice Cook
Port Townsend
Thompson
Mary B. Foster
Inao
Captain Smith
Mauna Ala
Unclear Naval Drill Ends With Man Overboard Laughter
On Brower's wharf the Ohio troop, drilled on the dock. Aodar ordered a show of bravado, got a dollar from four men, leaped from the Mauna Als, and then performed a splashy exit amid cheers as the crowd watched.
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Kashene Ratertsins
Ohio
Kanbane
Aodar
Brower's
Kaub
Kauhane
Anitorm
Ex Harvard rower challenges Regatta verdict in Honolulu
An ex Harvard oarsman traveling to the Orient disputes the Advertiser's Com tog Regatta conclusion. He says the Healanis would likely win the senior race by a small margin and the Myrtles would face a tougher junior race, criticizing the opposing coach's method and urging observers to reassess before September.
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Harvard
Healanis
Annear
Honolulu
Myrtles
Klebabao
Healwois
Bondaly
Attempted Muteide’s suicide aboard steamer bound for Manila
A native, about to be sent to Molokai, slashed his throat Thursday afternoon. Dr. Miner treated the wound and the man was sent to the receiving station. One coupon and 25 cents noted for passage to Manila.
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Molokai
Miner
Hawaii's Finest Hotel On Japanese Immigration
A Pleasant tour of Wainlaa Hotel near Waialae river impressed visiting newspapermen with its colonial mansion style and riverfront amenities. Manager Ieukoa guided the group through luxurious rooms, private baths, verandas, cottages, a billiard room, and electric lighting. The outing included praise from editors and officials, while another report notes 700 Japanese were to be shipped to Hawaii but only 72 were aboard Columbia at Kobe and Yokohama, with police detaining workers and unclear government motives.
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Wainlaa
Fred Smith
Turo
Waalae
Gialvethy
Kaboka
Ieukoa
Bullerin
H. Austin
Janken
Ray Cailed
Walker
Suota Po Road
Mid Pacific
Norrie
The
Independent
Tesses
Dillingham
E. Bishop
Friend
H Dodge
Planters’ Monthly
Bulletin
Edward Norrie
J M Camara
Lasitaoo
VH Kabaulelio
Labor Hawaii
HE Qoleman
MCA Review
Alex Mackintosh
Anglican Church Chronicle
F Yy
Columbia
Kobe
Yokohama
Kule
Colombia
Columbian
Met
Japan
Electric road survey to start on Pacitia Heights
Surveyor Wall or his secretary from Labaina will begin a survey for an electric road on Pacitia Heights next Monday. Ground preparation will follow for track laying, following roughly Kaiala ni Boulevard. An electrical engineer will direct the mechanics, with effort to connect the residence site to town. McBryde stock sold 2500 shares on change this morning.
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Wall
Labaina
Pacitia Heights
Kaialani Boulevard
R. Obas
Desky
Brass Waring & Co
Paing
McBryde
Eastern Capital Invested in Forty Year Brick Building
Honolulu prepares for a landmark three story brick structure at Beretania and Fort on the makai corner. The Catholic Brothers lease space to A W Anderson, who buys out Parner Tearo, securing a forty year term. Plans show stores on the street floor, offices or apartments above, and a basement cafe and restaurant, with total cost not less than 82500.
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Honolulu
Makai
Beretania
Fort
San Francisco
Orpheum Company Officers Elected
The following have been elected officers of the Orpheum Co J O Cohen president Samuel Parker vice president H M Levy secretary and treasurer Alex Mackintosh auditor directors J O Cohen Samuel Parker H M Levy Edgar Ranlstead H M von Holt A St M Mackintosh T M Starkey J M Monsarrat 0 5 Desky
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Wrpaium Company Omcers
Offvers
The
Orpheum Co
J. O. Cohen
Samuel Parker
H. M. Levy
Alex. Mackintosh
J.O. Cohen
Edgar Ranlstead
H. M. von Holt
A. St. M. Mackintosh
T. M Starkey
J. M. Monsarrat
Desky
Martie Fined 6250 for Opium Possession in Police Court
Martie Harris known as the bootewain of the Australia was caught near the Oceania wharf with two tins of opium. He pleaded guilty to unlawful possession and paid a $250 fine before leaving the police station.
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Martie
Harris
Australia
Oceania
Ilown
Contempt Case Against Jas Ai Set For Wednesday
The case of Jas Ai to appear before Judge Perry tomorrow in the contempt matter. The hearing was continued until Wednesday to show cause why penalties should not be imposed.
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Jas
Perry Thie Mor
Untitled items mix in town stock case and marriage notice
An unclear report notes a stock case at the fire scene involving Julee Perry this morning. B F Dillingham attended the scene all morning. Cerda announce the marriage of Caroling Afong to Mr Janes Mot Riga.
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Iim Tost
Julee Perry
B.F. Dillingham
Cerda
Caroling Afong
Janes Mot
Riga
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Goa
Daily Assens
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Bethel
Gruenhagen
Ana Amaa Aaa Ram
Cis Warner
Healan
Manila
Hawaii
Welalua
Taokea
Columbia West
Fort and
Berelanta
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