Honolulu Board of Health Holds Diphtheria Meeting
A Honolulu special meeting of the Board of Health addresses diphtheria outbreaks. Drs Howard Alvarez and Wood report cases including a Japanese child at Moiliili and a throat culture confirming diphtheria. Quarantine strictness discussed. a circulating notice to physicians proposed. A second special session covers the arrival of the steamship China with cabin and steerage passengers and smallpox notes. landings to be allowed for saloon passengers if conditions met and fumigation planned for freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W, O. Smith
F, Lansing
D. Keliipio
Wood
Dru
Howard
Alvarez and
Raymond
Reynolds
Wilcox
Smith
Moilili
Uarry
Alvarez
Alyacez
Queen Street
Mr. Smith
Dr. Howard
Dr. Wood
R. Smith
San Francisco
Mr. Howard
Oficer Reynolds
Lanning
Leawt
Honolulu
Alvares
Ecboo
China
Brown
Day
Lansing
Yokotama
Yokohama
Eldridge
President Smith
Elkridge
Yokohana
Kongkong
Inot
Hongkong
Government Band to Play at Eroma Square Tonight
Emin Navare reports the government band will present a newal concert at Eroma Square this evening at 7 80. The program includes a cornet solo by Mr Charles Kreuter and pieces such as Bergin Over Litowst and Ritenberg Walte Love's Old Sweet Saties with titles reflecting a variety of marches and selections by Fantaria and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroma Square
Geo Palinor
Grau Cornet
Charles Kreuter
Ritenberg
S. Bucilness
North Beard
Hawaii
Pitcher Wood Dies at 19 from Tuberculosis
George Wood, a well known baseball pitcher, died this morning at Lana lilo Home from tuberculosis at age nineteen. He had been ailing for weeks and contracted the fatal disease due to neglect. Tests to arrange proper care were pursued but he could not be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Lanalilo
Ltis Enid
Japan to send cruiser to Hawaii to protect residents
The Japan Time and Japanese Gazette report Cabinet decisions to dispatch the cruiser Naniwa to Hawaii for protection of Japanese residents. Mr Akiyama will carry instructions to Minister Shimamura, with expectations of amicable negotiations and avoidance of a diplomatic rupture. The move follows fears of unrest and possible punitive actions in Honolulu, while Hakusan Maru sails with emigrants, signaling Japan’s readiness to test the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hawaii
Naniwa
Akiyama
Fereign
Shimamura
Hawaiian
Honolulu
United States
Japau
The
Gazette
Jason
Fonolulu
Bho
Hae Waio
Ous Wecusedi
Win Naniwa
Kurooka
Supreme Court decision on mortgage estoppel case and circuit court calendar
The Hawaii Supreme Court, May Term, Frear Whit ing and J T de Bolt issued a ruling in the case of J M Peenabele administrator of B Kahewa banui v D Toomey Grinbaum Co Ltd and Mario Mabika affirming a circuit court decree. The decision holds that C gained rights in the mortgage due to A's representation and that an estoppel barred a no-title defense. The morning session featured a crowded bar and a busy calendar with numerous Republic cases, including liquor, lottery, embezzlement, rape, and other charges, with several pleas and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear and Whiting
J. T. de Bolt Esq
Judd
J. M. Peenabele
Eetate
B. Kahewabowanui
D. Toomey
Gheid
Perry
First Circuit Court
Republic Ve. D. Kamakauahoa
Nolle Pros
Fendant
Republic
M. Kabalekula
Uilama
Nolle
Cas Republic
J. Nakookoo
Brown
M. Schweitzer
Arriving Stock Offers Yardwide Suitings at Wholesale Prices
Sought after patterns reach the market via the mail steamer for L B Korn and Hasella. A single yard of suitings and pants fabrics available at wholesale prices, promising value for merchants and tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8
Korn
Hasella
Privea
Saturday Ball Game Between St Louis and Regiment Ends With Soldiers Victory
A Saturday baseball game between the St Louis and Regiment teams drew crowd ire over discipline and coaching. The Regiment, led by Captain Gorman, exhibited rowdy conduct and used disparaging language in the grandstand and on the field, prompting calls for better control and threat of empty benches for future games. The final score favored the soldiers 20 to 6, with detailed innings noting hits, runs, and outs from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lr Trany
St. Louis
Regiment
Bolledin
San Francisco
Gorman
Riley
Mers Vanes
Hegiment
Preas Ctund
Hennewsoy
Duuen
Feld
Davin
Moore
Lont
Wood
Little St. Louis Boys
Hangman
Lemon
Lunbiwa
Kannor
Flagera
O'Connor
Scanlan
Gower
Duncan
Rune
Davis
Bagger
Goruan
Chris Willis
Thompson
Firet
Glencau
Luabiwa
Kannei
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King Street
Ameri Canada
P.O
L. Finney
Ayer
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Toa Madtals
Mar Dewars
Jannes
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
H. W. Schmidt
Long
von Holt
Australia
H. G. Biart
Fort Street
Francis Dunn
F&. Office
Spreckels
Emin Navare
Pitcher Wood
Take EN Japan
Cintinwedan Sh
Dude Perry Pes
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