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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented report from Honolulu outlines ongoing labor strife on sugar plantations, with workers and employers at odds over wage cutbacks and job security. The piece discusses community impact, planter authority, and the need for transparent public discussion, urging a clear plan for wage adjustments and future industry adjustment.
The monthly publication by Hixt Swaywune outlines its origin by Editor Wo 3M Gi fard and builder Gi ttarnt plan to serve Territory agriculture. It notes early struggles, small farm challenges, and the active role of Giard in launching a市 venture aimed at improving rural industry and cooperation.
A historical note discusses fly transmission of typhoid fever, citing early 1900s researchers. It covers experiments by Dr. N W Cobb and others, noting how houseflies carried infection from patients to food, the spread via contaminated dishes, and the impact on public health campaigns against the Mesquite outbreak and typhoid control. The piece emphasizes the fly as a vector and references early entomologists and public health officials.
The excerpt describes heated reactions to immigration agitation in the Territory, mentions agitators and their lawyers influencing respected Japanese residents, and notes gambling and pinions among the audience. It hints at a press editor receiving a bound volume titled The War Wailing Forester and Agriculturist.
Agents offer 100 by 150 foot lots for sale in Kaimuki Puunui Nuuanu Kalihi Manoa Valley and other city areas with a price tag of 2,500 dollars.
The report cites experiments on cholera bacteria in various environments and links outbreaks to home flies. It mentions infant diarrhea in July and August 1902, disinfection practices, and the danger of tubercular bacteria persisting fifteen days. It discusses screening hospital wards and the potential spread of plague, trachoma, septicemia, erysipelas, and leprosy.
Entries for record dated May 4 1909 to May 16 1909 list multiple tracts and parties across Hawaii and adjacent territories. Names include Kallake McCandling Wat Ald WR Kalama Roderigues Baldwin and others with numerous transfers and notices in Honolulu and San Antonio Port contexts.
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