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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
8
The article records a heated discussion at a health board meeting about Japanese and Chinese physicians. It notes previous complaints, alleged unlawful practices, and calls for examination in English or denial based on language. It cites rising Trachoma cases in late 1904 and early 1905 and hints at enforcement challenges.
Three saloons in the lower city were robbed early today, each burglar entering through a back door panel with the latch forced. Prose, Kamehameha, and Greater New York are named as targets, with a probable single thief who knew the doors. Police investigators Kaapa and Fijut pursue a Portuguese youth suspect seen near the scenes.
Notice states the partnership Roscoe W Perkins and Arthur W Rice will liquidate all assets. Liquidation to occur at the residence of Roscoe W Perkins or by attorney Wade Ware von Thier in Honolulu Hawaii. Dated August 22 1905.
Fragmented OCR text outlines medical licensing rules across nations. It mentions England requiring five years of study from a recognized British college or university with General Medical Council approval, and exclusions for foreign degrees. Germany, France, Italy, and the United States are noted with examinations and nationality-based restrictions. The garbled record lists durations, exams, and eligibility for foreign graduates seeking practice in Europe, including mandatory service in France and Italy and registration by local authorities.
The Hawaii department heads debate using a $1000 appropriation for Kona Orphanage to cover up to $125 monthly. The Attorney General finds no legally recognized Kona Orphanage and questions whether funds were meant for a public institution or a private home. The article also notes cross references to Austria-Hungary and Belgium within a broader news digest.
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