Local and General Health Notice to Report Found Dead
Bend to or immediately notify the Board of Health of all rate found dead from unknown causes.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
2
Bend to or immediately notify the Board of Health of all rate found dead from unknown causes.
A shuffled page of world and local items notes Russian cruisers at Kaichau and Chefoo, coastal updates from St Petersbury, and civic notices. It mentions court matters, transfers, dancing clubs, and a forthcoming concert at the Young hotel with post-event dancing, plus ads and small items about homes for rent and goods offered.
Mukien August 11 reports Japanese Wita Berk joined to threaten the hawaiian position and cut the railroad. Vladivostok notes arrival to receive the Arthur squadron. Chefoo reports two Japanese destroyers entered harbor and engaged the Rum fleet, resulting in torpedo damage and a tow of Rienstelins after a hand to hand fight with the Russian crew.
A Bryan home scene reports a political victory with Lingotn and The Populints pushing a Nive aMeven agenda. Governor attendance underscores the event as a notable Bryan success.
The Qeeans steamship Alameda appears off the harbor at dawn and docks at nine thirty. The Avila left San Francisco for Ay mt. Hirer, encountering a gale, with calm seas afterward. An itinerary mentions California figure Alexander Crave and poetic names aboard, plus a teacher of magic at Kawalahae Seminary and freight details. A Houston Pacific Railroad dispute over mosquito patrol wages in Sabine Pass ends with workers striking for higher pay.
A Honolulu baseball league meeting adopts a plan to fund umpires, with each team contributing five dollars and the league paying the rest. The gathering also postpones practice days for the coming week and notes a Young Hotel concert lined up at the Alexander Young Theater.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a lecture tonight at St Clement's Parish House at 8 o'clock. It references Japan and a costs entry of 25 cents for children and a green Walt? line on Wilder Avenue with a tram or transport context. The readable parts are fragmentary and names may be misspelled.
Advipateh reports from Geneva to London about Paul Kruger fortune details under law. Former Transvaal president’s wealth ranges from 67.5 million to 1.9 million pounds. The bulk allegedly goes to the Klom family through Reraounerie Hive.
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