Mott Smith's Swan Song on Hawaii Health Policy
Retiring Board of Health president WH A Mott Smith presents his final annual report, blasting back yard sanitarianism and urging stronger sanitation, housing, and plantation camp reforms. He warns immigration strain and Panama Canal openings threaten public health, urges funding and public cooperation, and praises leprosy work and federal efforts.
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WH. A. Mott-Health
Board of Health
Webbe
Yexterda
Eritwinm
Ming
Hawaii
Poxtengere
Cinawen
Territorial Board of Hearth
Dt Wagnon
Donald
Cyers
Federat Eps
Currie
Finny
Jomod
Critician
Knowle
Arteriie
Dufely PerHanAl
Honert Ffort
Francisco Dente Dies in Island Community
Francisco Dente, a well known Portuguese settler, died Friday. Born in Sambay in 1852, he joined the Haywal 1 and Talands group at age 30, settled Mawali, worked at Kohala plantation, then purchased lands and built a substantial fortune. Survived by relatives Mrs F Denia, John, Francisco, Benjamin, Lovie Denix, Mary, Conatance Dente.
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Francisco Dente
F. Denia
John
Francisco
Benjamin
Lovie Denix
Mary Shod
Conatance Dente
Davughtors
Clark Seeks Greener Fields
Henry Clark, once tied to a police court restitution scandal, then married Mrs. August Dreier and later divorced, is said to pursue a mainland future. Rumors note his return to work and a possible renewed search for wealth, while friends wish him brighter prospects.
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Henry Clark
Mra
Aucunt Drea Jor
Wilhelmina
Clark
August Dreier
Burnet
Jock
City Board Hears Talks on Repairs and Standards
City officials discussed a range of topics from building repairs to fire prevention and street widening. The meeting touched on a proposed hotel street widening, sanitation rules, and a new food protection ordinance as well as patrols for illegal fish sales and weed growth removal.
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N. 7
Dugubmog
W. G
Charles Merrill
Murray
Moniay
Traskia
Hwadlatetot
President Matt Smith to assist Board of Health
President Matt Smith announced he would help the Board of Health amid his resignation due to heavy workload. He said as Territory Secretary he could still assist from a free lance role and would arrange for smooth transition and support for the new leadership. A separate item noted H. Banedon and McWayne seeking a jury trial in a related action over horses.
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Matt Smith
Board of Health
Jack McVelh
Smitth
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Canin
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Kehala
Kona
Pune
Mawel
Kawal
Am Ale
Francisco Deniz
Fielr
Steam Navigation Company
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Elty
Wid
Lerner
Young
Arnold
Miteras
Fanny Terbpors
Lil
H. Banedon
McWayne Ax Gurilahen
Hannelore
Kroeger
Bergstrom
Singer
Vose & Sons
Westermayer Aikek Cnsizom
Wilcox & White Player Organ
Bollerman
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Boudoir
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Honolulu
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