Sanitary Reports Flag Mixed Health Across Islands
Government physicians report April health conditions vary by district with generally good sanitation. Typhoid, malaria, influenza, and dysentery appear in several areas while improvements include cleaned and disinfected labor camps and new sanitary facilities. Notable notes praise Koloa and Walala health, call for ventilation, and cite isolated deaths and outbreaks among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health Cme
Sundow
Walmes
Kava
Aye
Maine
Dr. E
Axer
Koloa
Hubert Wood
Walalua
W. B. Deng
Koolaupoko
Koolauluana
A. Mourite
Teoward Molokal
Kamalo
C. Davivon
J. Woddick
Walluku Ie
Dinegar
W. D, McConkey
Makawao
R. J. McGottigan
Hana
J. Atcerley
Kohala
J. Molony
South
Kona
C. B. Greenfield
Hamakua
Archer Irwin
North
Hilo
I Dy.rh
Reid
Routh
Halland Ceparts Puna
Warde Stages Damon Pythias and Mountbanl Variant
The article previews Mr Warde as Damon in an old variant of a play with strong cast, noting Merfinle as Pythias, Mite Ashton as Calanthe, and Miss Trescott as Hermon. It lists upcoming performances including Marbeth and a Mountbanl, with Mr Nichols arranging the rem week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
Damon
Pythian
Merfinle
Pythias
Mite Ashton
Calanthe
Miss Trescott
Hermon
Mr. Warde
Marbeth
Mr. W Nichols
Punahou and Kamehameha Baseball Games Report
Two notable games on the Punahou campus Saturday featured Punahou defeating Kamehameha in a ten inning contest and Artillery beating Cimtro Home in a thirteen inning match. Local interest rose over gate receipts and a push for a band at Saturday games to boost attendance and fund the McKinley Memorial Fund. Additionally, a disturbance case saw two white men arrested for disturbing the peace. natives pleaded guilty with sentences deferred, and a trial date was set for the two white defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punahou
Kamehimoha
Artillery
Cimtom
Kamen
Kimma Baquare
Waleh
Phoreon
Truant Porto Rican Youth Sent to Reform School
A six year old Porto Rican boy, orphaned soon after arrival in Hawaii, was arrested for truancy. In Police Court Judge Wilcox ordered placement in the reform school until he reaches age of majority, after elders at the station lamented lack of charitable aid from local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Shorit
Reform School
Porto Fen Tt
Hawaii
Porto Iiane
bin Parente
Jel Waren
Nivang
Eheim
Nlolopa
Nulyanre
Wehool
Judge Wilcox
Sherif Chillingworth
W. H. Rice
Lorrin Andrews
Japanese Man Suspected in Walalua Knife Fatality
Deputy Sheriff Cox investigated a case in Walalua where Kimura and Kane, Japanese workers, were linked to a daytime abduction and a fatal throat-slash. The pair reportedly planned a mutual death pact after a controversial relationship. testimony conflicted with Kimura's account of events. Police await further statements as the investigation continues.
Unearthly Sugar Varieties Stir Ocean of Crypto Polarizations
A Honolulu column discusses No 2 and No 1 sugar polarizations, claiming an unknown sugar with oval grain and unique crystallography may exist. It cites Ewa, Kwa, and other names, debating polarization results and potential market implications for sugar refining and labored costs in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwa
Webber
Alixar
Yeu
Kidston
Haron Munchansen Kawal
Plantations Seek Land Deal With Wahiawa Colony
Walalva and Ouby plantations push negotiations with the Wahiawa coloniate for a large tract of land suitable for cane farming. The matter will be decided and split soon. Meanwhile the coloniate rely on the wagon business for cash flow. Offers from the plantations are unsatisfactory while no firm contract closures are yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walalva
Ouby
Wahiawa
Ladies at Tennis Open Singles Tournament Draws Near
The entries for the women’s tennis singles tournament are ready and a draw will determine first round matches. Participants include Miss Kitchen, Miss Ward, Miss Wardner, Mrs. Hiehard, and others as entries roll in before the doubles and mixed doubles begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome
G. Willer
Mira AM. Hrewch
Mii Hiehard Mra
Maryinn
Ming Nitta Adame
Mies Kitchen
Mice Hotner
Misa
Lucy Ward
Doullee
Farewell to Yardley at Dinner by Camarinos on King Street
A large dinner in honor of J. C. Yardley, departing editor of the Advertiser, was hosted by Camarinos on King Street yesterday. Guests included Mr. Yardley’s friends and colleagues who toasted his worth with witty speeches and heartfelt tributes during a long, convivial afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. Camarithon
King Street
Adulxe
J. C. Yardley
Yardley
Camarinoy
Yardtey
Bret KoEraWit
Mawall
Camarinos
Avery
Literehnete
Cann Hnee
AM Lang Ryne
Poone
Camarinas
RU Yautley
R Haverley Rita
Alan Anitio
Georgy Henshall
Baur
Salvation Army Leader Praised by City Ministers
Major George Wood reports at the Ministerial Union meeting on the Salvation Army evolution noting the movement’s origins on July 4 1865 in London. He cites William Booth's early work among a degraded crowd and the era’s reception, with further discussion to continue on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Union
Batya Tlop
George Wood
Pease
Abe
Wood
William Hooth
London
Mar
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Sheri Cox
Kane
Kian Tu Wie
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Kage
Kawalloa
Wien
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Indy
Ta Carey
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Honotln
Pearl Ware
Circuit Court of Appeals
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United States
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Peane
Richard
Meyer
Oceanie
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Robaruwon
Anne van
Aumitte
Frank Davey
Boomer Allan Dunn
Turkey
William J. Coney
Bay
Artal Twins
Thio
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Ladies
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Madors Wood
Salvation Army
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