Health and Food Report for Month in Honolulu Hawaii
The mortuary report for the month ending November 0 shows 2 deaths per city, with infant deaths 30 under one year. Births 40, 24 marriages. Deaths by nationality list Hawaiians 44, Chinese 13, Portuguese 14, Japanese 19, Bur dah 1, American born 2. Sanitary officer reports 9 building permits approved, 1 refund. Two ves pools located and 404 inspections made. Three nuisance cases prosecuted. 5% investigated, 24% reported to officer and 42% abated. Food commissioner notes 7 samples of milk and 8 food samples tested. adulterations found. provocations none recorded. Meat and fish inspectors examined 2089 animals. 1 karpuss condemned, 1 vase of ti destroyed. 274 livers with fluge destroyed. of 320,901 fens examined 4988 condemned. Death rate per 1000 Honolulu residents. Wireless telegraph service now open for business to Mahukona and all points on Hawaii and Maui. telegrams received at Inland Telegraph Company's office 14 Kaahumanu Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Naual
Olvens
Honaluion
Food Commissioner
Japan Warns on Emigration to America Amid Tensions
The Fors ean Office warns that continued removal of Japanese laborers to the United States could trigger restrictions on emigration or a halt to back actions. Kanagawa Prefecture imposes similar measures as Japanese workers move from the island to the United States, fueling racial antipathy concerns among American laborers and prompting new instructions.
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Yokabilmt
Forsean Office
America
Hawaii
Kanagawa Prefecture
Howe
Ting
Health Amendments Committee Appointed On Legislation
Board of Health held a thin quorum meeting to defer business for a week. Dr. Blogcett presided with Dr. W. L. Moore, Mark Robinsen, A. Mott-Smith, and others present. Reports covered leper settlement conditions, sanitary inspections, cemetery matters, and health conditions in the Orient. A committee on health law amendments was appointed with McUmeth, Robinson, Moore, Cooper, and Pratt to report to the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boand of Health
Blogcett
W. L. Moore
Mark
Robinsen
A. Mott-Smith
J. & B Pratt
Amoui
Tracy
Elty Sanitary
Mine Mar West
McVermh
Ki Jun
Robinson
Pratt
K. B. Cofer
Orient Hongkong
Hlagwe Cane T
Army Boys Beat Navy In Army Navy Game On Franklin Field
Philadelphia November 29 Army defeated Navy 22 to 0 in the fourth contest on Franklin Field. West Point led 10 to 8 at halftime as Daly forced safety and Strassburger ran 62 yards for a touchdown. Former President Cleveland and Mrs Roosevelt attended with Roosevelt in front view. crowd praised the event as a major social showcase and a symbol of sportsmanship between the services.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Army
Navy
Tare
Annay Lle
Wenkretiomat
Strassburger
Daly
West Point
Neste
Elt
United States
Cleveland
Min Alles Roosavelt
Mike Roosevelt
Eadotn
Soldier Kane Found Married Twice Through Cupid
Oakland reports Lawrence W. Kane a soldier of fortune and veteran of three wars admitted to marrying Minnie Anni Toole after two months of courtship. Kane, recently returned from Manila, formerly served with the Royal Hawaiian Government and led Central American forces. He is now a candidate for Army officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Lawrence W. Kane
Cupid
Mini Anni Toole
Kane
Manila
Thirty Fifth Volunteer Regiment
F Army
Attempt to Dynamite Japanese Emperor Averted
News from Victoria B C reports an attempted assassination plot against the Japanese Emperor aboard an Imperial train en route to maneuvers. Suspects fled Osaka after a failed dynamite plan. the train halted when an engine derailment occurred during track safety tests. Police pursued, but conspirators were not captured.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
Jaan
Kinali
Osaka
Hiroshin
Wattater
Bown
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David Lawrence Cigar Merchants
UM — CO
Young Building
SACHS
Honolulu
Beretania Sts
Chiliien
Nittal
Napoleon
N. $. Sachs’ Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Moantiogw
Congo
Louisiana
Eugar Planters
Theo, H. Davies & Co
Kaahumanu
Zealandia
Uneda Graham
Salters’ Grocery
Mahukona
Maui
Inter ‘Inland Telegraph Company
Kaabumany Street
Japan
Board OF Health
Shanghai
Naxaauki
Kobe
Yokohama
G. Koen
Podmore
Senate Committee
Bie
Coleman
Hilo
Mott-Smith
Moses McUemith
Dee. Moore
Cooper
Milwaukee
Atte
Fred Mller Brewing CO
Wis
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
King Street
Bethel
Pein
Rogle
Oregon
Arreet
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd
Alakea
Telephone Main 390
Crystal Springs
A. N. Sanford
Optician
Boston Building
Fort Street
Over
May & Co
Sterling
Wall Paper Alna
Union Street
Union Express CO
Canat
Toseph's
Bismark Stable Co., Ltd
Wailuku, Maul
Bismark
Lahaina
Maul
Dye Brook
Bulletin
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