Plan for Chinatown sanitary commission and related city moves
A Honolulu board outlines plans for a Chinatown sanitary commission with three members including a sanitary engineer and an architect. The Health Department will study street changes to improve sanitation and drainage, with a possible emergency fund expenditure of up to 100000. Details on cemetery space and other infrastructure were discussed amid broader city planning and transport notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coard of Health
Chinatown
Pera
Health Rdt
Board of Health
Edwards
Chia
Hering
Council of State
C. B. Wood
Niuanu
Malik
Makiki
McKinley Men Taken At Camp During Black Scare
During a foggy morning a detachment from McKinley Men was moved to a camp to receive artillery. The soldiers faced strict restraint near the post or park, with limited movements and a city tabu, as panic spread three weeks after payment day. Money was distributed again to the men, who are now resting with the others at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McOn McKinley
Uanantine
Dacia
Stackable Seeks Collector General Post Amid Candidacy Contests
The incumbent H. R. Stackable pursues the collector general office as pending changes unfold. Two petitions circulate. one praises him with strong backing from the local business community, while the other supports his affiliation with the American Union party central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Stackable
American Union Party Central
Doctor Atcherley to Resume Honolulu Practice
Dr. Atcherley M R I C P well known here is to return to practice in Honolulu. He was here in 1892 1905 1904 and has served in the out district of the Islands. He plans to arrive in January and take the office previously held by Humphries at corner streets. He has many friends here who will be glad to hear of his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Chriatman
Pureet Clapham
Ke Au Hou
Kaual Na
Honolulu
Ke An Hou
Kauai
Auhola
Marchandire
Data College
Hoamer
Love Holmes Miller
University of California
Natural Sciences
A.B. Ingatts
Miller
Arthur Alexander
Mclain
Oakland
Levi C. Howland
Stocktop
Cal
A. N. Campbell
Campbell
Wm, K Castle
Howland
Stockton and Heald
Oahu
Florence Kelsey
Kate Graydan
W. D. Alexander
Oakland High School
Desire Turton
King and
Kekoulike
Walter Hoffman
Board of Health
Wtalre
Chery
Ale
Atcherley
John Atcherley
Hite
Outeide
Islands
Jana
Orcas
Humphries
Salt Water for Honolulu Fire Fight and Streets
Chief Hunt of the Honolulu Fire Department advocates using salt water from the harbor for bathing, firefighting and street washing. He argues a private system could supply salt water effectively with less cost, while some citizens support the idea but oppose municipal funding. Salt water could reduce dust and mud and require less water overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Honolulu
Soldiers in Hougatalli Questioned in Nquor Case
Fragmentary notes show a witness led by Marshal Brown discussing soldiers in the Nquor selling case. The dialogue references a Provisional Government and soldiers of the Re mapa of Hawaii, with Judge Wilcox clarifying the term sealers of the Present Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hougatalli
Brown
Nquor
Hawaii
Wilcox
Nittala
Image a Christmas Gift Picture at King Bros Hotel Street
A holiday note from KING BROS at 110 Hotel Street encourages sharing a photo of gifts this year signaling season greetings and festive giving while acknowledging the enduring spirit of Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Bros
Hotel Street
La Sonnambula at the Opera House
The Bellini opera La Sonnambula is presented with a strong cast and balanced choruses. Miss Stanton as Amina and Henry Hallam as Elvino are touted for convincing performances. The program includes Faust on Saturday matinee with Mrs Annis Montague Turner and the Hawaiian band, and Princess of Trebizonde on Saturday night for comic opera fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellini
Miss Stanton
Amina
Walker
Elvino
Henry Hallam
Jwod
Annis Montague Turner
Fragmentary Medical Opinion on Start Time
A physician notes that the proposed new start period is too early for health and would be injurious. The remarks describe concerns about the morning hour and its impact on well being.
Health update on Chief Justice Judd’s condition
The Chief Justice and family report hopeful news about his health. Judd has been traveling and staying at a sanitarium and is quietly improving. Officials expect the Eminent Justice to return in a few months fully restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Einiat
Without a Case in Plague Era Report
A partial health note notes Ethel Johnson tied up but with some hope of recovery. The reporting agency states no current suspicious cases on hand. The name Miss Johnson appears on a list of possible plague canen, indicating uncertainty in case assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Johnson
Apeveciene
Mise Johnson
Board of Health Hopes Amicable Chinatown Renovation Plan
Judge Cooper, president of the Board of Health, said he expects to reach ready and amicable arrangements with Chinatown property owners to remodel for better sanitation. Several owners of extensive establishments show willingness to cooperate as the commission reports progress and consultations proceed. The Board asserts it has paramount authority but will avoid arbitrary action in pursuing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Board of Health
Chinatown
Met
Proposal to Mount Blah Showcases Local Specimen Mounting
A discussion on mounting fish specimens for display highlights methods used widely in the States and Europe. A taxidermist offers to undertake the work, noting preserved specimens in alcohol prove durable and economical. Hawaiian waters are described as varied but limited in quantity, making the exhibit potentially valuable for students and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foou
Snorey
Suppizio
States
Europe
Bhorey
Aleintance
Hawaiian
Christmas Greeting From Col Roper To Diamond Mead Charlie
Col Roper sends a Christmas greeting to Diamond Head Charlie, a longtime business ally. He has been active in rounds and watchful for the interests of the business community, continuing years of customary support and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Mead Charlie
Roper
Diamond Head Charlie
Busi Neas
Orpheum Show Promises Varied Petite Program
Tonight at the Orpheum Miss Iono Beresford melodist and rag dancer will headline a varied program featuring a Petite scientific shooting act and other acts including Ume al Jane ae Baxter and Jurgier, offering a diverse entertainment lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orpheum
Iono Beresford
Jane Ae Baxter
Jurgier
Oquilib
Launch of Alrahip Delayed by Weather and Delayed Balloons
Count Zeppelin postpones the launch of the Alrahip to next year due to poor weather and contractors delaying delivery of the balloons to contain the Kos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Zeppelin
Alrahip
Local and General in a Humble Island Paper
A collage of notices and ads including a piano sale a Pacific Import Co doll sale Fort strut and wedding stationery. Health board adjourned to the chair’s call. A charity sale features holiday goods at F Morgan’s Quorn Jan and Love’s Bakery hawks produce and confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Import Co
Fort Strut
Wighman
Love's Bakery
Dimond & Co
Zelgex
Government Band
May & Co
Fort Street
Adolph Zukerman
Serveontias Neuatadter Bros
Franct
Niagees
Transvaal
F. Morgan
Nod Ammell
Chinatown Sanitation Commission Reports on District Conditions
The extraordinary commission to investigate Chinatown conditions includes Mr Edwards Sanitary Engineer Mr C B Ripley and architects Mr Geo R Carter among its members. The body will report to the Board of Health with its first meeting this afternoon led by Judge Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
C.B. Ripley
Geo. R. Carter
Extrantinary Commission
Chinatown
Board of Health
B Ing
Coaper
Victoria carries 344 horses and mules to port
The horse transport Victoria from San Francisco arrived at port Inet night with 344 horses and mules aboard. No animals were lost on the voyage despite prior losses in rough seas. The vessel had departed Seattle with 4 animals but faced heavy weather and severe losses. Captain Michael and Captain Panton report a single winter Manila route via Honolulu, supported by all aboard. Army officers included Captain Michael and Dr Gregory. veterinary in charge Dr KH Drown. ship officers Captain Panton, First Officer Alwell, Second Officer Smith, Third Officer Davis, Fourth Officer Barnard. engineer Meninell. purser Lockwood. surgeon Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
San Francisco
Port
Seattle
Michael
Panton
Manila
Honolulu
Army
Gregory
KH Drown
Omcer Alwell
Omcer Smith
Davis
Barnard
Meninell
Lockwood
Douglas
Gaelic to sail December 22 with passengers and mail to San Francisco
The Gaelic will dock as usual on arrival December 22 and carry passengers and mail to San Francisco. Many who booked have chosen to stay, preferring to remain a few weeks rather than risk a change. Bookings listed include Mina Belle Dickey Nellie BE Smith L B Graham and wife and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mina Belle Dickey
Nellie BE. Smith
L. B Graham
Young Lack
C. B. Decmon
Mra. J
Min MS. Wilton
Habe
Smith
C. Poyne
Capt
Mein
Mra
R M. Mein
B. P. V Morgan
P. Coster
Rick
W. C. Watson
Miss Johnson
FR. Y. Melville
Litherland
Robt. Peel
Mre
Rice and Family
T. Sanford
A. T. Hinntoks
Jas
Dalatel
Sunday Liquor Selling Case Notes Houghtaling
The Houghtaling liquor case, charged with selling on Sunday near Bethel hear Hotel, advances this afternoon. About twenty five witnesses are listed, some recalling liquor sales while others claim poor memory. Attorney Debolt represents Houghtaling as court proceeds with the oiling Naver business near the rear of the No 1 fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Houghtaling
Bethel
Houghtaling
Wit- Hensen
Wilcox
Marshal Brown
Mr. Debolt
Fats Pol Price
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Lawless
Xauai
Australia
R. T
San
Navy
Babine
Resaca
Mohican
St. Mary's
Admiral Kempf
Navy Yard
South Seas
Adams
Kempf. Wm. Place
Pronent
Lawren
Pacific Mail Company
Honolula
Hew Wharf
Coast— University of California
Mortem
Myrtle Hope Johnstone
Arthur Johnstone
Commission
Horge
Manufactur
ERS’ Shoe Co.’S
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
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