More inspectors needed to properly guard sanitation
A report to the Board of Health details May activities. Oscar Pratt notes 9 complaints lodged, 4 80 hour notices served, 3 wreaths investigated, and 4 postmortems ordered. Licenses and permits issued for hotels and lodging houses. 59 cemetery inspections. water samples tested. Chinaman fined $10 for peddling fish. tannery proposal evaluated.
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Rnter
Board of Health
Oscar Pratt
B. Pinkham
EEE
King Street Catholic
Kaneohe
Melbill
Durno
Chinaman Way
Metropolitan Meat Co
Citizens Respond Nobly And Preparations Complete For Fourth Celebration
Honolulu plans for the Fourth of July near completion after a general committee meeting in the Capitol Hall of Representatives. L. B. Pinkham reported meeting the $500 expense target, noting volunteers contributed beyond that sum. M. Philippe initiated a pledge to support the leper settlement celebration. The fund now exceeds the target. The Rapid Transit fund may add $5 per car for Camp McKinley transport. John A. Hughes and J. J. Dunne were named speakers on the Republic’s future and American citizenship. The celebration events will be held on Capitol grounds.
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Honolulu
Capitol
L. B. Pinkham
Hone
Ite
Camp McKinley
John A. Hughes
United States District
J. J. Dunne
The
Republic
Scheduled Cruise of Yachts Postponed After Pearl Harbor Race
The Hawaii Yacht Club postpones a Molokai and Maui cruise due to a Pearl Harbor boat race. Acting Commodore Picker notes the yacht club will hold a gathering at the Peninsula clubhouse after the races, and yardweather plans allow a harbor cruise viewer’s vantage from the boat house.
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Molokai
Maui
Hawaii
Lib Hun Beet
Pearl Harbor
Picker
Mani
Molokyl
Peninsula
Inspections reorganize city duties for pest and market surveys
A report describes a reorganization of city inspections after reducing staff from twelve to eight. Eight inspectors will cover the same territory to maintain fumigation and disinfection efforts. Plans include reviewing new Live Fish Company markets and pigpen locations with Inspector Hall and others.
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Khalibi Quarantine Hospital
Live Fish Company
Hall
Forre
Paul Smith
J. F. Vinder
Iospector
J. Vividhaves
Divtriet
J. F. Durao
T. W. Carroll
W. F. Hall
Dr Cooper Vision Report Advances Leper Settlement Probe
Private advices from Dr J Cooper indicate the mission has been successful in arousing interest in the leper settlement issue. A Washington conference drew Surgeon General Wyman’s attention, likely urging Congress to action. Atlantic City meeting of the American Medical Association endorsed seeking a medical experimental station with hospitals and labs at Molokai. Continued on Page 8.
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Board of Health
Pinkham
Hoard of Health
J. Cooper
Washington
Wyman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Congress
Atlantic City
United States
House of Detegates
Schoenberg
Phiadelphia
House of Delegates
Davis Receives Washington Cable Extending Honolulu Stay
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Davis has a cable from Washington extending his service by one month, during which he will remain in Honolulu.
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Col
Edward Davis
Washington
Honolulu
St, Petersburg
Russia
Delfin
Oahu Inspection Tour By Governor Officers Planned
Acting Governor Atkinson top Public Works chief Holloway Land Commissioner Pratt and High Sheriff Brown will tour Oahu Friday on government business. The trip mirrors prior island tours by Governor Carter and secretary Atkinson to review lands in Hamakua and homestead sites between Kahuku and Waimea. Pratt will verify homestead borders and improvements at Hanuda while noting possible forfeitures for uncompleted requirements. Holloway will review bridges culverts ditches courthouses and public buildings. Brown will join the Public Works team to decide needed changes and improvements including repairs to the Waimea bridge. Page 4 continuation anticipated.
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Atkinson
Holloway
Pratt
High Bherit Brown
Oahu
Momawhatn
Hawaii
Kauai
Carter
Beceoufry Atkinead
Hratt
Commissionar of Public Lands
Keer
Bomvsten
Havule
Kahuku
Waimea
Hanuta
Mt Waimes
Parker Ranch Row Sparks Honolulu Court Action
Waimea Hawaii June 23 The Parker ranch division dispute between Hon Samuel Parker and Miss Thelma Parker continues with guardian appointments and a receiver named by Judge for the Third Circuit. Alfred W Carter acts as guardian for Miss Thelma Parker while E P Low and Connor contest control as legal processes move through Honolulu courts.
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Parker Ranch
Elf
Telcrest
Waimea
Kawaihae
Whaef
Kinan
Alfred Carter
Prang
H. E. Cooper
Loalle
Honolulu
Shaw
Kuwathas
Walnoa
Connant
Low Weema
Hono
Rniu
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Sims
Hawaiian Trust 60, Limited
Fort ST
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Tokio
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Uruguay
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Argentine Republic
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