Dashing Col French of Salvation Army Visits Honolulu
Lieutenant Colonel French arrives in Honolulu to boost Salvation Army work with local ministers and supporters. He attends private soldiers meeting Friday, an open air gathering Saturday, and a parade to the Army hall for services with Rev. Cory, Rev. Pearson, and local leaders. French departs Tuesday for Kauai on a tour.
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Salvation At
French
Ventira
Col. French
Islands
C. H. Atherton
Honolulu
Re Cory
G. L. Pearson
Adam Theo
Richards
Jobe Waldron
Army Hall
A. E. Cory
Brown
Mr. Waldron
Theo
Tharde
Th Salvationiats
Salvation Hall
Kauai
Associated Charities Holds Monthly Meeting and Plans Move
The Associated Charities met at headquarters with Rev. Make presiding and most officers present. Reports noted 42 applicants, 10 job seeks, 5 placements, 6 to Queen’s Hospital, 1 to Victoria Hospital, and 54 meals served. Emphasis on employment, supply shortages, and welcome Spanish Benevolent Society alignment. New quarters to be vacated by August 1 and moved to a new Alakea Street building.
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Associated Charities
Poulateoot
Alex. Make
Carter
Mra
Derger
Mra. B. Luther
Herger
Queen's Hospital
Victoria Hospital
Spanish Benevolent Society
Alvarez
Whitney
Alakea Street
Maukn
Regular Session of Health Board Short Regular Session of Health Board
The Board of Health met yesterday with swift business. H Charlock was made permanent secretary, Robert Henderson appointed Registrar of Deaths, on strong recommendations from officials. A request to use premixes in Twiles for Durning Barbage was read. Dr Goodhue’s request to house a family at the hospital was denied. Residents protest unsanitary Hawaiian Seda ter factory conditions on Hina street yard. referred to sanitary inspector. Open fumes from the hospital protested. recorded as a public health concern. Dr Alexander Atherton passed formal medical requirements. Plumbing inspections issued and leave granted for doctors. James Bellas approved to go to Molokai to aid the Mother Superior.
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Board of Health
H. Charlock
Fred Smith
Robert Henderson
Henderson
Customs Office
Stackable
Crabbe
Hoogs
J. H. Boyd
Public Works
Durning Barbage
Dr. Goodhue
Hina Street
Macfarlane
Alexander Atherton
Johns Hopkins University
Petition to business men of Honolulu closes Saturdays afternoons
The Indies of them, we C A prepared a petition to present to Honolulu business men. It has over 200 signatures. The Young Women's Christian Association asks all business houses and offices be closed on Saturdays at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at least during June, July, August, and September.
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C. A
Honolulu
Enjoyable YWCA Home Warming in Fort Strvet
The informal welcome of the YWCA in the new Moston building Fort Strvet drew over 500 guests yesterday afternoon. Mr H C Brown and Mrs Arthur Wood led greetings with Mr Henry Waterhouse hosting as visitors viewed the new quarters.
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YW. C. A
Moston
Fort Strvet
H.C. Brown
Wan
Menry Waterhouse
Arthur Wood
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Sold in 19th Century Box
A fragment notes a patent medicine box labeled Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabiots with a 25 cent price and a signature by W. Grove on each box. The damaged text implies a one day cure claim and a money-back guarantee.
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Draggiata
W. Grove
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