Board of Health meeting outlines health issues and clergy relations
At a 3 pm session President Smith and others reviewed general health matters, Leper Settlement affairs, and medical licenses. Reports cited Baptisa cattle health, fish counts, and plague notes in Formosa and Hongkong. Debate over religious influence at the Settlement split Protestants and Catholics, with praise for Sisters and calls for secular homes.
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Smith
Dr. Exneraon
Theo
F. Lansing
C. A. Brown
David L. Keliipio
Mr. Reynolds
Board of Health
Mousarrat
Keliipio
Medical Board
McMillan
Japan
Formosa
Jordan
Hongkong
Chinesa
Weaile
Reynolda
Emerson
Settlement Talked as No Religious Lines in Homes
Board adjourned at five after deciding that business district work should be done at night. Nearby remarks referenced future plans and timing affecting the city’s religious lines in homes amid odorless excavator discussions.
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Jnear
Last Night at Cyelomere Park Promises Final Races
The Last NiGHT recalls Benson star Clove at Cyelomere Park with postponed bicycle races set for Saturday evening at 8. Bilmartin and HB Terrill are seen leaving Honolulu for the next season. An amateur two thirds mile Ip race is highlighted as a new spectator draw. Seats available at Wall Nichole Co. in Charleston. A hotelman from Charleston plans a visit, rumored to involve a major enterprise."
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Cyelomere Park
Bilmartin
HB. B. Terrill
Honolulu
Wall, Nichole Company
Water fears prompt call to boil city mains
Dr Howard links rising fevers to city water and malaria attack. He contends the current supply is unfit for drinking unless boiled and urges mandatory use of boiled water. He also suggests maintaining artesian supplies at any cost to protect public health.
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Howard
Unearthed Skeleton Found on Hooge Property
Workers Henry Quook and Ira A. Bargett unearthed the skeleton of a four man on W. H. Hooge’s new residence premises last Monday. The remains appear native Hawaiian, or native, marked by a large frame and perfect teeth. The body likely dates from many years past and the person was in the prime of life at death.
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W. H. Hooge
Henry Quook
Ira A. Bargett
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Offer Blood Cure
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can avert spring humors by enriching the blood and cure boils eruptions and gores. Hood's Pills are said to cure nausea sick headache biliousness and liver ills, price 25 cents.
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Hood
Accident and Death in City Streets
Just before 3 o'clock yesterday the tramways water sprinkler driver fell from his seat on King Street near the Executive Building and died from injuries. He leaves a wife and two children. Hennessy’s Inn is the local barracks jail.
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Witta
Tramways
King Street
Legislature Debates Opium Bill and Oahu Railway Grants
The Senate meets at the usual hour with Chaplain Pearson opening prayers. Bills and notices include an act to provide land for wharves to the Oahu Railway and Land Company and to regulate opium imports. Senate Bill No. 1 on legislative expenses passes, while questions on foreign affairs, contracts, and prisoner fines are debated. House members present include Mr. Kaai, Mr. Smith, Mr. Gear, and Mr. Robertson, with adjournment set for 1:30 PM.
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Senate
Provident Wilder
Chsit
Pearson
Lyman
Northrop
Horner
Brown
Oahu
Oaciale
Rice
Committee On Printing
Committee On Rules
Waterhouse
McCandless
Committee On Public Lands
House
Kaai
Maui
Mr. Smith
Gear
Inwa
Geveral
Robertson
Judiciary Committee
Paris
Konawaens
Nap
C. W. Awkford
H. Redward
W. F Reynolds
Thomas Rawlins
G. C. Kenyoo
L. J. Levey
Bailey
Harrison
Loebenstein
Minister of Interior
Republic of Hawaii
Waiakea
Achi
Kani
Nabiku Homestead
Deserters rounded up at Marine Resort Police Station
The Police Station at one o'clock today resembled clearance day as sailors from several ships were gathered. About twenty deserters were collected over the past week, eighteen were placed aboard the W. F. Batcock, six of them natives. As they departed two more, Troutt and Elwin, were brought in and sent to the yard.
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W. F. Batcock
Troutt
Elwin
Demand for More Warships Dictates Naval Policy
The Secretary of the Navy calls for additional battleships, urging stronger seaport protection beyond fortifications. Defense is needed to counter malaria and related disorders, with Rainier beer promoted as a judicious aid. Available on tap or bottled at the Criterion Saloon, phone 783.
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Conpreas
Rainier
Criterion Saloon
Motel Arrivala Hawaiian-Frea M cae
Immigrants and visitors listed include Rollaway Kebuka Lb Turner Hilo RH Rycroft Pana Fraser Mahukona Bochand Horwood San Francisco George H Fairchild Kealia Arlington Edward Goldschmidt and wife William J Clifford Fitchburg Germany were noted among arrivals at a Hawaiian motel in a fragmented OCR snippet.
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Frea M Cae
City
Rollaway
Kebuka
Lb Turner
Hilo
RH Rycroft
Pana
A Fraser
Mahukona
M Bochand Wite
M Horwaodann
San Francisco
George H Fairchild
Kealia
Arlington
Edward Goldschmidt
William J Clifford
Fitchburg
Germany
Frames for pictures and diplomas offered at short notice
Frames made at short notice for all kinds of pictures or diplomas. King ros at 110 Hotel street offers prompt framing service with quick turnarounds and varied sizes.
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King Ros
Hotel Atreet
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Ake
Ayer
Robert Goodfellow
Mitcham
South Australia
Teun
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawai
Sansome St
King Mt
Mercantile Agency
George D. Gear
King and Bethel Streets
William A. Henshall
Kanhumang Street
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Kanhumano
Edings
Corner
Bethel and Heiry Atrasta
A. C. Wall
D. D
Law Love'n Building
Fort Street
Gilbert ¥. Little
Board OF Health Meeting
Schilling
Benson
Jackson
Charleston
5. C
Pring
Hennessy
Tre Houre
Royal
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