Chinese Hospital Death Attributed To Suspicious Case
Leung Yet died at Chinese Hospital this morning at 10. The case was not bombproof yesterday but now deemed most suspicious. An inquiry will be held this afternoon.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
8
Leung Yet died at Chinese Hospital this morning at 10. The case was not bombproof yesterday but now deemed most suspicious. An inquiry will be held this afternoon.
London December 22 The Duke of Westminster died today after a pneumonia attack that worsened this morning. Family members were summoned to his bedside and remained until his death.
Hackfeld & Co reports the China departed Yokohama on the 6th and is expected to arrive at Honolulu on the 9th.
Notice declares the fourth and final 25 percent assessment on the assessable stock of Oahu Sugar Co Ltd due February 1 1990 at H Hackfeld & Co Ltd. J F Hackfeld treasurer signs. Proficiency guaranteed in six months terms five dollars monthly for adult beginners at PINO Bulletin Office.
On To Manila traces the Philippine competition with inclusive coverage of events, figures, and milestones. The work surveys early organizers, key personalities, and leading moments shaping the contest and its cultural impact.
Shipping notices list arrivals from Koha ja Kabulul and San Francisco, plus departures to Kahaina Maul Kamala Molokai and Lahaina. Vessels include Simr Uputu Moldenhauer Stine Nithau Bruhn and Stmr James Makee with freight details and sail times noted.
Dan Logan secretary of Hawaii's Commission to the Greater American Exposition arrived in Mariposa after a six month absence. He supervised Hawaii's exhibit with Lan Logan and Ed Towse in Omaha, delivering strong national representation. On returning he visited Halifax and New Brunswick then Washington, securing interviews to be published in the Bulletin.
Captain George H. Ewart and eleven seamen from the bare Covua report their vessel foundered off the Vancouver coast after a voyage from Kahutul. Twenty days at Teaching Cape Flatte, heavy gales drove the ship near shore, all hands abandoned ship after ten days of fighting, landing finally on the Alaska coast following a five day survival at sea.
A Norfolk dispatch reports the British steamship Ariosto, Captain Baines, en route from Galveston to Hamburg, was wrecked at four this morning six miles south of Hatteras NC. Twenty one crew members were drowned while Captain Baines and eight others were saved by the lifeboat crew of Ocracoke under Captain James Howard.
A two year old child of a Japanese woman on Merchant Street was found to have a pronounced case of the black plague. Earlier doubts by the Board of Health physicians about the mother's illness were resolved, and both mother and child were moved to the plague hospital.
Mr Crawford D L Akwal and Soy Tong, three police department employees under Deputy Marshal Chillingworth, are praised for their work in Chinatown. They report illness cases in the infected area and spend long days inspecting various localities.
An autopsy at Chinero hospital confirmed plague in a patient who died yesterday. The body was cremated. The Tramways case is set for hearing tomorrow at 1 40 p m before Judge Stanley.
By order of Circuit Court and guardian Helle F Jones, sale of minors Edwin Austin Jones and others half interests in Waikane lands on January 3 1920, at noon in Honolulu. Descriptions include Apana lands in Kaikainay and Palauhulu segments, with total upset price of 13090 dollars and rental income of 195 dollars yearly. P.C. Jones owner consented sale of his half interest. deeds at purchaser expense. for further details Cecil Brown Esq. 1410.
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