Plague Crisis in Honolulu Shows Public Health Efforts
The Board of Health and city officials describe bubonic plague cases in Honolulu with three deaths so far this month. A quarantine, cremations, and strict movement controls accompany warnings to sailors and residents while doctors test samples and push disinfectant campaigns.
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Honolulu
Mont
Reynolds
United States
H. 1
Board of Health of
Hawaii
Chinese Town
Hallo
Catholic Benevolent Union Opens New Mission Room Smoker
The Catholic Benevolent Union held a Monday night opening smoker in the new room at the Catholic Mission. The event featured engaging entertainment with instrumental and vocal performances by band members and travelers from the Warren transport. The St. Laws College orchestra performed several selections, refreshments were served, and attendees thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
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Catholic Benevolent Union
Catholic Mission
Browrusn
Yoral Tenaie
Navoral Negro Walters
Warren
Bt. Laws
Insurance Premiums Amid Epidemic Crackdown
Several top fire insurance firms in the city have shut agencies as epidemics threaten. Orders are strict and policyholders should promptly pay premiums to prevent complications.
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Hfo
Taking Pictures in infected district sparks debate in Honolulu
A reader argues photographers should stop taking pictures in the infected district or risk spreading images to papers in San Francisco. The letter laments travel tourists and business losses, urging government action. The same column promotes Honolulu Steam Laundry offering sanitary cleaning and rapid service with high temperature sterilization and daily wrap to prevent infection.
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Evening Bulletin
San Francisco
LE Munyon
le Munyon Photo Supply Co
Honoluu
Honolulu
Waterfront Quiet After Plague Quarantine Draws Crowds
On the waterfront today activity is calm with small groups lingering on docks. A crowd gathered to watch unloading from the Mau Fa Loa while the Helene and the Claudine were quarantined offshore for seven days before cargo sales.
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Beni
Prom
Helene
Claudine
W. G. Hall
Mikahato Wert
Dame Contro
Nooay
Helene Baa
Warren
Ob Hann
Local and General Health And Public Works
The Board of Health reports efforts on hospital wards sanitation and disinfection. Notices mention a violinist volunteer Paul Kerk and searches for medical supplies, with references to plague measures and notary appointments. The text notes fire houses, Chinatown bonfires, and ongoing public health readiness.
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Paul Kerk
Siapentor
Board of Health
Deakon
Calom
Furt Street
Low Ignrea
Goa
Hamner & Co
Beard of Health
J. B. Wigh
Chinatown
A. Dowsett
Jindell
Dallands
Carlisle City Naval Coal Run Enters Harbor at Oceanic Dock
The Carlisle City with a gun cargo arrived at the Oceanic dock after a rough voyage and diverted to Honolulu for coal. She may proceed to yokohama if quarantines permit. if health conditions delay, the ship could face extended delays and a quarantine period.
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Carlisle City
Oceanic Dock
Honolulu
Yokohama
Chamber of Commerce Acts to Aid Health Efforts
At a special meeting the Chamber of Commerce expressed willingness to assist the Board of Health. A committee including T. R. Walker and others was appointed to liaise with the government and arrange necessary steps to alleviate misery on the islands. Cecil Brown elected a member to present the First American rank.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. R. Walker
Dp. Cooke
J. F Hacktield
Animall
Land of
Katal
Rvant of
T. T. Walther
W. F. Allen
C.M. Cooke
FA. Schaeter
J.P. Cooke
H. K. Welty
Successful Bazaar Held By First Methodist Women
The holiday bazaar on Miller and Bererents streets featured lawn displays and multiple tables run by First Methodist ladies. Painted China, China items, and baked goods drew patrons led by Mrs Coyne and Mrs Moore. lemonade and refreshments were offered by several volunteers.
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I Pirst Methodist Church
Miller and Bererents Streets
Hberal
Paney and Needlework
Coyne
Mrr. Moore
Achaea Hunit
Iths
Band Concerts Continue Despite Lights Out
Minter Mott-Smith informed Captain Berger there will be no change in the general band concert program. The final concert is set for Makes Island tonight and tomorrow night at Thon Square. Last night's performance was briefly interrupted by a sudden lights failure, but Captain Berger handled the disruption and offered selections to the crowd as best he could.
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Slamakra
Te Opera House
Board of Health
Taland
Honolulu
Iron
Iron Works
Council of State
Dole
Council of Staur
Young
Mott-8miin
Lasalng
Cooper
Ena
Earbertson
Jones
Robinson
Motte
Gonsalves
Onc
Minieter Cooper
Board of
Heath
Howolwlt
Kaulukou Anu
Kennedy
Mott Smith
Ie Connell
Minter Mott-Smith
Capt Berger
Makes Island
Thon Square
Capt. Berger
Verdict in Lahaina Courthouse Jury Returns Split Guilty and Acquittal
In Wailuku Hawaii the Republic case centered on a contested trial. At 8 p.m. the jury entered, deliberated four hours, and announced a hung verdict with seven guilty and five for acquittal. Jurors were discharged and ordered to return next Wednesday morning.
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Wailuko
Doe
Republic of Hawaii
West- Tesday
Water waste warning from city department
Water department urges careful use as reservoirs run low and large amounts are needed to support cleaning operations at the Infected Ghatriots.Dr Posey, throat and nose specialist, at Masonic Temple, noted.
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Water Department
Dr. Posey
Masonic Temple
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Hoffman
Perssons
Saga
the Hoard of Health
Pinguo
Oofrce
Supreme Comiuion
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J. McVeigh
Winds
Ohl Charlock
Samuel Johnson
L. L. la Perre
Col. Jopen
Samuel Decker
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Dev
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Guarda
At & Vowsing
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Hartco
Steiner
Ramsey
Eeewigson
Herr Nolte
Waller
Metropolitan Meat Company
Oatn
Metropolitan Company
Australia
Goo Kim
China
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Eaid
Lak Beatty
Sanitary
Wing Wo Tai
Efonplonge Hospital
Hiowa
Pumalay
Maul Wa Hawaii
Han
Hae
Healt Aften
Beretania
Maunakea
Pauahi
River Streets
J. BB. Prat
Maunaikea
Hiver
Geo. KR. Carter
King, Kekauike
Queen
River
D. L. Conkling
Maunaken
Kekaulike
Trewte
A. F. Gilfilan
Hotken
King
I. Galt
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Smith
Faviant
Meuwaaken
WM. Aaywood
National Guard of
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River Street
Queen Street
Marin Street
MO. Schafer
Hofman
Is Camm
Foo
Moet
Thete
France
Europe
Caldiet
Jowanes
Co. Hn
Setional Ganeda
Cablant
Woeder
Bechool
Fort
Nuowanewad River
Pulama
School
Liha
M. Ei. Gronaman
Nin
Iis
Mr. Cooper
Renia
Chamber OF Commerce Acts
Othir Island
Gocll
Brown
Successful Bazaar
Lahaina Couwt
Hamilton
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort St., Sign
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