Plague Progress Strikes Chinaman Houses and Fire Follows
A plague case in Chinatown prompts immediate quarantine and evacuation of 45 residents to a military barracks. A man identified as Wong Hing dies of consumption as authorities battle fires at Maunakea Street and Chinese hospital operations, with further deaths and investigations continuing through the day.
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Mouniken Street
Hwllel
Batts
R Houser
Nagano
Heart of Health
Cooper
Hunt
Marshal Crown
Board of Health
Kakaako Iite Dute
L. A. Thurston
Ahlo
Board of Wealth
Wack Jlogie
Falta
Chineer
Hinan You Quan
Coinese
King Street
Etolfman
Dean
Jngue
Cilhaman
King Street Yeater
Board of Health to act on burning Chinatown houses
A Saturday meeting discussed burning infected Chinatown houses and condemning Block 10 bounded by Nunans Mavatel Smith and Beretania streets. Dr Emerson urged immediate action while President Cooper and Thurston urged removal of inmates and destruction of belongings with notices to vacate legally.
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Board of Health
Chinatown
Cooper
Block 10
Nunans, Mavatel
Smith and
Beretania
George W. Smith
Dr. Emerson
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Murdered for Money in Huelo on Tuesday Night
Waikiki dispatch reports another murder this week at Huelo near Makawao. A Japanese cook for BE Vander Naillon, a plantation supervisor, was found stabbed in the chest in his hut last Wednesday morning after Tuesday night. Local Japanese residents are being questioned as Sheriff Baldwin and deputies pursue suspects. The victim was reputed to be wealthy, but no money was found with him.
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Waikiki
Huelo
Mont
BE. L. Vander Naillon
de Preckolaville
Hin Cook
Hin Hut
Honopou
Makawao
Kawalahoo Hoike Records Busy Sunday School Event
The Kawalahoo church hosted the regular quarterly hoike of combined Sunday schools, with Mr. Dr. Noone in charge. A large turnout, led by Mrs. Wilcox and about seventy Kakanko children, marked the event as many had never seen church life. The South Sea islanders were warmly welcomed as recitations captivated a wide audience despite limited understanding.
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Kawalahoo
Wallace Allen and Walter Lowrie wed in Walluku ceremony
The wedding of Miss Blanche Allen of Kahu lull to Walter Lowrie son of the manager of the Spreckelsville plantation occurred this afternoon at the Pale Foreign church with Rev. B. Beckwith presiding. Train will convey guests to Pollene, and the couple will board the Claudine to Honolulu tomorrow en route to the mainland for their honeymoon.
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Walluku
Blanche Allen
Kahulul
Walter Lowrie
Mane
Sprecketsville
Pale Foreign Church
Beckwith
Tralna
Walluka
Kabulul
Pollene
Pacific Mail Dock Clears Freight Amid Fumigation Efforts
The Pacific Mail wharf is rapidly clearing accumulated freight as the Algoa and Hongkong Maru cargoes are separately fumigated. The Algoa cargo was fumigated in a boarded up shed from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning, while the Hongkong Maru’s cargo is in a fumigation room awaiting removal by tomorrow afternoon. HL Monamart, with strong help from the Board of Health and Dr Posy, oversees the careful separation of cargoes and disease control support from local institutions.
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Pacific Mail Dock
Pacifc
HL Monamart
Board of Health
San
Tse
San Vreneh
Peenence of
Plage
Honolata
Mardy
Martporda
Herber
Honolata Park
Tut
Colouid
What the Claudine Did Story of Collision Told by Captain
The steamer Claudine arrived in port and shows no marks of the recent collision with the William Carson. Captain Weisburth reported leaving the bridge briefly, hearing a warning and seeing a sailing vessel ahead too late to prevent the crash. The Carson now lies anchored off Kaknoko, with salvage plans underway and pumps to aid lightening and righting.
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William Carson
L. Wight
Wilder Steameahip Co
Weisburth
Claudine
Nevident
Linveanel
Secon
Carson
Kaknako
Mant
Kinan
Lihun
Maul
Lebua
Sunday School Union Exhibition At Wathee Church
The union exhibition of Sunday schools from Walkaou Wallukin Wateha and Wathee occurred at Wathee church last Sunday December 24 with large attendance and excellent exercises. The singing was notably fine especially by the Walekapu Sunday school. On New Year’s Day another union exhibition will be held at the Pala native chapel led by Peter New Kahokuolina Makawao magistrate, with Sunday schools from the Four Waters competing for first prize against Pain and Makawao.
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Walliku
Dem
Walkaou
Wallukin Wateha
Wathee
Wathee Church
Walekapu
Union Exhibion
Pala
Ehimeh
Peter New Kahokuolina
Pain
Chinese Drayman Arrested for Heedless Driving
A Chinese drayman, Ab Low, was arrested this morning on a charge of heedless driving. He allegedly forced a group of United States mules beyond a narrow pass on King Street Bridge under repair, causing injury to them. The boat landing telephone was removed, alarming boatmen. Superintendent Cassidy had warned against misuse and Mr. Canardy ordered removal to curb telephoning abuse.
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Ab Low
King Street
Briduwe
United States
Rains Close Maunalel Plantation In Island News
Rains sweep the island causing temporary shutdowns at Maunalel plantation. Irrigation by well water is deemed unnecessary as weather conditions ease farming pressures. Fr. Wichian comments on the situation as local voices weigh in.
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Maunale
Lanalaaron
Island
Pampa
Maunalel
New Years Meat Bill Delays and Price Shifts for Meat
Changes in Metropolitan Meat Company prices take effect January 1 amid shortages on the island and mainland. Beef and veal see mixed rises, mutton and pork show cuts, while liver and tripe move modestly. comparisons with last September show varied per pound changes across beef, veal, lamb, and pork selections. The Hongkong Maru is slated to sail for San Francisco later today, with potential delays due to longshoremen and coal loading.
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Monolata
Metropolitan Meat Company
Erie
Homburg
Lreante
Bel Andry
Maarburg
China
Perilous voyage of the Hongkong Maru from Yokohama
The Hongkong Maru arrived in port with 626 Japanese and 588 general cargo in ballast after a perilous voyage from Yokohama starting December 20. A ferocious gale and towering waves caused a man to go overboard and an attack of heavy seas tore away the bow. Several days of extreme weather followed as the ship struggled to Honolulu with damage and fearsome seas.
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Yokohama
Chineo
Honolulu
Paride Mail Dock
Yoko Noma
Yokotiaa
Wells
Aallor
Hoewever
Milly Holt
Lim
Yost Saltor
Bowenett Wan
Athenian Arrives Off Harbor Before Manila Run
The United States animal transport Athenian reached the harbor at 10 this morning and will stay until the Hongkong Marl departs, then dock at Pacific Mall. It sails from Manila and will pick up remaining cargo after Centennial. The Flintabire loaded 118 mules yesterday and will call for Manila this afternoon.
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United States
Athenian
Harbor
Hongkong
Pacific Mall
Manila
Boon
Flintabire
Uiis
Fragmentary Note Reflects Unclear Event and Dates
The readable portions describe a disrupted year and a person’s death at night after a long illness. Mentions vague events, a dormendous mole tint, and faded names, with scattered references to a fete, weather, and local figures. No clear dates, places, or entities can be confirmed.
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Maunakea
Maunakea Street
Wong Hingwan
Mauna~ Kea Street
Pound
Ciety
Henry W. Howard
Kapalama
Emma
Wakefield
Kaiser and
Hamsburg
Nto
Tie
Twan
Chiistown
Coop
Rewao
Sheridan Avenue
Henry Agent Reynolds
Sam Johnson
Zau
Bam Johnson
Iwilel
Flo
Tran We
Garvin
Nepleloun
Maunaken Street
Wong Hing
Howard
Kawalahoo Hoike
Allen-Lowrie
Posy
Catareh Masonic Temple
Weber
Ila
Gatabrings
Nuff
Fr. Wichian
NEW Years
Smilor
Flores
Waidhiele
Gladde
Beau
the Manufacturers Shoe Co
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