Water Supply Danger Point Declares Currie
Dr Donald Currie, federal cholera expert, warns three weak points in Honolulu water protection. He cites Nuuanu water bed contamination, aquatic farming using sewer irrigation, and use of human feces on vegetables as prime infection routes. He notes evidence points to Manoa pond as a major infection source and urges caution until clearer proof emerges.
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Honolulu
Donald H. Currie
Currie
Nuuanu
Shatin Saithorliog
Manon
Curele Mye
Te Manon
Visine
Orient
Manoa
Meyer
Eiowe
Cieketeh
Manoa Toro
Uhol
Ork Farrier
Uhl Port Pither
Jagan
Jon
Japan
Mont
Protests Trigger Teacher Assignment Withdrawals
In a heated clash over Richmond and Mrs Compton, protests prompted the withdrawal of assignments. The document cites Superintendent of Public Instructions and a letter from a Missouri educator, noting concerns about the central Germinie Beebo and the broader impact on teaching staff and students during the inquiry. The Compton report is awaited as the school district remains in abeyance.
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Migey
Mmenmond
Wilgar
Si Horton
Ponty
Te Antares
Tehivarit
Compton
Baseball results in the big leagues May day scores
In the American League Boston beat Washington 3 0 while St Louis defeated Detroit 7 1. In the National League Philadelphia scaled Brooklyn 6 0 as the day’s action across major leagues wrapped up amid scattered notes from San Francisco and other cities.
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Imperial
Francisco
Cal
American
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
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Brooklyn
New
Business Interests Asked To Contribute 10000 Health Fund
Government and business figures call for a 10000 contribution to a health fund aimed at establishing a system to enforce health service provisions. The proposal envisions funding a welfare apparatus and a reform the public expects from authorities.
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Monotutay
Ture
Hearis
Tie
Bettlet Piso for Feo Works Prompts Governance Debate
A fragmentary report outlines a public works debate centered on Bettlet Piso and Feo Works. It mentions officials and meetings, with unclear details, suggesting tensions over project scope and funding. Strong entities include Cathcart and local offices, while wording remains garbled and partially unreadable.
Plucky Girl Triumphs in Public Reading Night
A vivid piece from the Evening Bulletin describes a young girl from Viana delivering a standout poetry reading. The audience reacts with warmth as she recites with poise, earning praise for her confidence and expressive delivery. The feature notes community support and anticipation for future performances.
Foreigners Safe as Riot Proceeds in Canton
Hong Kong May 2. Despite Manchu agitators causing casualties in Canton, an investigation shows no foreigners harmed. Reports confirm ongoing attacks on foreign consulates and residences amid unrest.
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Frsm
Perms
Hong Kong
China
Canton
New York Official Indicted for Perjury in Bank Wreck Case
City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde was indicted near New York City on May 2 for perjury related to the wrecking of the Carnegie Trust Company. The case centers on testimony given during investigations into the bank's collapse, implicating Hyde in false statements under oath.
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New York
Seeocwestaton
Hwo Cabrey
New York City
City Chamberlain
Rebels Plan Incident Near Border Town
Douglas Arizona May 2 rebels say their leaders plan a concerted incident on the border if peace talks delay. No further details were provided and the report notes possible negotiations.
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Camgeland
Douglas
Ariz
Renorte l
Federals Annihilated in Fierce Surrounding Battle
A small unit of federal soldiers near Magdalene reportedly resisted surrender and was annihilated in a desperate encounter with rebels.
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Magdalene
American rebel leader wounded in skirmish rear attack
May 2 Mosby, the rebel leader, was badly wounded in a rear skirmish here. His accident dealt a serious blow to his men, causing several to scatter.
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Mosby
Rebels Use Fire to Win Battles in Mexican Conflict
Reports from Palacio Mexico in May describe rebels burning bridges on the Torron with fires to gain advantage. Rumors claim the rebels have seized arms and ammunition at San Pedro, signaling strengthened combat potential and ongoing clashes amid the unrest.
Rubber Growers Sourcing Machinery Across Islands
Article reports rubber growers seeking machinery from Hawaiian American firm Hawailtine American and other providers. It notes continued management by Anderson of the Naldhut company and a stalled effort to unite interests. incident mentions three manufacturers and a continuation of plantation efforts amid delays.
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Reichrlign
Howe
He Anderson
Manuser
Naldhut
Sam
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