Novel cure for leprosy fraud exposed in colonial report
A Burmese doctor offered a folk remedy for leprosy involving nitre arsenic camphor vitriol and a heated crust, administered with honey after a stomach prep. The process caused severe vomiting and skin peeling, with repeated applications sometimes fatal. The account notes the idea reached European physicians in Mandalay without action.
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Chambera’ Journal
Thain
China
Kyaung
Europe
Mandalay
Goon
Sapanost Winsar Benefit at Kinstenarton Oh Hogann
A 1807 benefit in Kinstenarton, Ohio Hogann to be held on Saturday March 13. The Japanese event will feature displays of Japanese goods in Honolulu at reduced prices. Grounds decorated in Japanese style with seasonal pavilions. Tea ceremonies led by Mrs Shimamera using powdered tea from Japan. A tent loaned by Duster Hilward Crabbe hosts dances ancient songs and a staged English play The Parting of Musaehige and Moanteara with Japanese stage design and child actors from the primary school.
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Kindegarten
Eliirel Pos Pleo
Honolulu
Shimamera
Manuere
Dress goods sale at Jordans with large 75 percent cuts
Mult Amatheur promises a big sale next week at Jordan's with 75 percent reductions on most goods. All one dollar items are marked down to the yard and cashmeres silks boucles and other fabrics will follow the same 75 percent reduction pattern amid ongoing railway fare totals.
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Amatheur
Jordan's
Mrs Annie Wodehouse Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Annie Paunhi Wodehouse wife of Hay Wodehouse died at an early hour after a two day illness. The funeral will be from St Andrew's Cathedral at 4 pm tomorrow in the bishop absent in Kilwana Kanal Rev V L Kiteat will officiate. She was about 29, mother of four, youngest infant six weeks. She was daughter of Hon A B Cleghorn and a half sister of Princess Kuiulaoi. Undertaker B A Williams in charge as pallbearers extend condolences to the bereaved husband and family.
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Hay Wodehouse
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Hiovlalu
Kilwana
Kanal
V. HL. Kiteat
Lndy
A-8
Cleghorn
Wieter
Kuiulaoi
B.A. Willias
Buceria
Navy orders shipment of ammunition to Yokohama
The Navy Department authorized a large consignment of ordnance stores from Mare Island magazine to Yokohama via the Mount Lebanon. The shipment, totaling over 88,000 pounds, includes powder tanks powder charges and rifle equipment for the Olympia. The Mount Lebanon departs Portland on the 26th.
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Navy Department
Naval Magazine
United States
Guy‘ard
Mare Taland
Cal
Ortho
Mount Lebanon
Yokohama
Japan
Olympia
Portland
Husband and Wife Roles Stir Debate on Alcohol
A Boston Advertiser summary reports a preacher’s talk warning husbands that home life suffers from drinking and neglect. He asserts wives face blame when men drink away from home and urges reform through loving, steady domestic effort despite husband’s temptation.
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Murphy
Uae
Wolfer
Great Men Past and Present Entertains in Honolulu
Actor Henry Lee arrives from Australia and offers a show at the Open House on Monday and Thursday evenings. His performance, titled Great Men Past and Present, portrays famous figures with lifelike voice, gesture, and dress. Lee plans London engagement after touring America, with tours in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York. The act has drawn praise from critics and features 80 to 40 subjects, including Pope, Shakespeare, Dickens, Kipling, and Bismarck, each delivering a short piece in the style of the original. The Open House audience can expect an entertaining and instructive novelty, likely to attract theatergoers seeking a unique spectacle.
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Tennyson
Bismarck
Malcolm Watson
London Drary Lane
John Crook
Lechina
Africa
Opers House
Sveninga
Svelig & Unique Catrtuloment
Temple of Fashion Announces Clearance on Cotton Fabrics
Beginning Monday March 8 the Temple of Fashion holds a clearance sale on brown and white cottons. Reductions apply across yardage with prices like 10 yards for $1 and 16 yards for $1, as stock winds down. The sale ends Saturday March 13.
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Temple of Fashion
Erly
Farwell
Lord and Lady Brassey Sail Colonial Waters in Sau boa
Lord and Lady Brassey voyage through colonial waters aboard the yacht Sau boa with the lady described as the second in rank aboard the craft. The scene portrays aristocratic travel and maritime exploration.
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Lord and Lady Brassey
Truining
William Laidley Dies at 68 in New South Wales Leader’s Death
William Laidley a member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales died on February 1 at age 68. He helped inaugurate the first line of steamers Pelwesh Sydney and San Francisco, and at his death was a prominent insurance man. Shepherd Laidley, one of his sons, was en route from San Francisco to Honolulu and then Alameda when notified. The note adds a Pacific Hardware Co. letter praising the Secretary Disco Plow for its plowing performance.
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Legislative Council of
New South Wales
Pelwesh
Sydney
San Francisco
Shepherd Laidley
Honolulu
Peking
Alameda
The
Pacific Hardware Co
Immigrant interviewers question 665 Japanese on ship
Stratemeyer Doyle and Ciester Doyle concluded interviews with every Japanese aboard the ship after arrival at the island. They noted many would need to report back, while the minister said about 190 were refused land due to lack of qualifications and that the government would enforce the law against irregular entries.
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Urtegor
George Stratetieper
Jotergeeter Ciester Doyle
Uergn
Fike Etation
Stratemeyer
BeLeres
Castle
Pere Surveyor
Doyle
McVeigh
Cenl
LH. EE. Cooper
An Wach
Cooper
Forles Court Matters in Judge De la Vergne Court
In Judge de la Vergne s court J de Camara pled guilty to threatening another. Sentence suspended. Pfotenbauer found guilty of common nuisance for keeping a ferocious dog and fined 1 and 83 50 costs. Lucilio Bernado had sentence suspended on plea of assault and battery against a friend. Ab Pisug fined 825 for chop tickets in possession. The Capp, drank, forfeited a mil.
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J. de Camara
Pfotenbauer
Costa
Lucilio Bernado
Ab Pisug
Auction of land at Pouhala Waikoley Kwa
Deputy land agent Curtis P Inukea sold a longo lease at noon before the Judiciary building. The 76 by 100 foot parcel fronts the Government road near the Hawaiian Proft and Packing Co. and Oahu Sugar Co. The upset price is 850 per year, payable semi annually. EH Huckfeld & Co. won the lease for 55 at the same term.
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Judiciary Building
Pouhala
Waikoley Kwa
Government Road
Makui
Hawaiian Proft and Packing Co
Oahu
EH. Huckfeld & Co
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