Sanitation Drive In Honolulu Names Currie Leader
Dr. Donald H. Currie of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service is named by Surgeon General Wyman to head the city sanitation fight. He will oversee field crews as Dr Rupert Blue arrives November 10 to succeed Dr Carrie. One hundred fifty workers in Kalihi, including prisoners, prepare for sweeping citywide sanitation. The plan includes mosquito squads starting soon and extensive public education campaigns. Governor Frear confirms Currie, with Blue to follow, as leaders. Mass meetings and speeches in multiple languages are set, with J A R Vierra and others assisting.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Wyman
Rupert Blue
San Francisco
Carrie
Honolulu
Board of Health
Kalihi
Mans
Y. M. C. A. Hall
B. F. Dillingham
A. Lewis Jr
W.G. Hobdy
Ystlow
Lusitana Hall
J. A. R. Vierra
J. P. Ues
A. V. Soares
M. A. Gonsalves
Hobdy
Dr. Currie
J. M. Camara
Military guard considered to control immigrant influx
Governor Krewe of Belgien reports Admiral Cowles at a morning conference as he reviews the failing guard system. A tour of inspection follows while authorities note recent looting at a canny and urge a military guard to manage the crisis and potential immigrant flow.
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Krewe
Admiral Cowles
Army of Men at Work Amid Infected Area Cleanup
A large force of workers labors in a quarantined district as fumes rise from burning waste and the inspector vows full cleanup by Sunday. Workers report heat and heavy labor with complaints about delays and demands for more men and gear. officials promise no effort spared to finish the sanitation drive.
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Inspector vChipa
Henge
Kash Dintriet
Dr. Pratt
Educational Mass Meetings Set Across Community Tonight
Tonight at o clock a general meeting for homies holders under the Hawaiian Medical Association and many local groups will feature speakers Dr W C Hobdy and De D 1 Curele. Also events include a Hawaiian mines meeting at Kauma Kapil church and a Chinese society gathering at United Chinese Society Hall with others noted.
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Hawaiian Medical Association
Hiaugh
Tera of Hawaii
College Chit
Hoy Scouts
Women’s Society of Central Union Church
St Andrew's Guild
Whuhal Association
Kamehaniela Schools
St Louis College
Owl College
Central Improvement Committee
Public Service Association
W. C. Hobdy
de D
Curele
Kauma- Kapil Church
Kamalapill
United Chinese Society
King Street
Che Gem
Alno Prans
Lusitans Hall
San Antonio and
Tisitany Societies
First War Pictures From Terrouil On Fleet Review Taft On Mayflower
New York November 2 President Taft on the Mayflower led a vast Atlantic fleet review before government officials and a gunboat escort. The ceremony showcased 10s naval craft including the Florisda and the newest dreadnought class, with detailed tallies of ships and classes and a note on the damage from a recent frat fire.
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New York
N. Y
Taft
Meyer
Hilles
Connecticut
Postponed Meeting of Sugar Planters Association
Directors of the Sugar Planters Association postponed a large meeting scheduled for yesterday due to unsettled conditions. The vote on the proposed program remains delayed as committee members face ongoing sanitation concerns and internal scheduling issues.
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Haycallin Si Planters
Ageootation
Celebration program for Emperor Matsubito birthday
A public program outlines a memorial reception for Emperor Matsubito’s birthday with remarks by General Senichi Uyena. The event lists foreign powers and federal officials attending, including the governor and other military officers. A grand exhibition of unique works and a formal reception follow a formal program at the Young Mote venue.
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Tomorry
Matsubito
Japan
Senichi Uyena
Cowton
Cowtens
New Kalihi Kai School Moves to Fresh Site
The Kalihi Kai School relocates to a new location amid recent upheaval as Superintendent Willie Pope confirms the move and outlines the plan for transferring students. Details on the old campus and timing remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Kalihi-Kai School
Inikal
Willie Pope
Eusted
Hankow Capture Confirmed Amid Revolt Claims
Dispatches from Peking and San Francisco report conflicting notes on Hankow, with wireless messages claiming its capture and Chinese presses denying it. Rebels reportedly win several skirmishes as General Li refuses peace unless the throne yields to revolutionaries demands.
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Sipecial Mutteten
San Francisco
Cal
Hankow
Doctor McGrew Seems Better Today
The report notes Doctor McGrew showed signs of improvement this morning. He remained fully conscious and was able to move, with health staff observing positive changes in his condition.
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Doctor McGrew
Rodgers Still Flying Westward Across Arizona Route
Phoenix Arizona November 2 Aviator G C Rodgers passes through on route westward continuing his air journey across the Southwest with steady progress toward his destination.
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Rodgers
Prom
Phoenix
Ariz
Twenty Four Ships At Los Angeles Maneuvers
A Pacific fleet gathering at Los Angeles lists twenty four vessels including armored cruisers California Maryland South Dakota and Colorado cruisers Cincinnati Raleigh destroyers Whipple Hopkins Mull Traxton Paul Jones Probie Stewart Lawrence torpedo boats Farragut Roy Swan submarines Gramps Pike and tender Fortune Transports Buffalo Greeler and Prometheus. The event centers on social functions and shore leave with mixed activity across the harbor pages.
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Los Angeles
California
South Dakota
Maryland
Weal
Virginia
Colorado
Hattleshiy
Oregon
Cincinnatic
Raleigh
Whipple
Hopkins
Mull Traxton
Paul Jones
Probie
Stewart and Lawrence
Farragut
Roy Swan
Gramps
Pike
Fortune
Buffalo
Greeler
Prometheus
Bracote Chulwern ccc
Centroyern
Tuberculosis nine victims record in early 1911 period
The article notes nine tuberculosis deaths during the winter period ending October 31, 1911, with no deaths from other contagious diseases reported. It references figures tied to the period and mentions local districts or streets in the observation.
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Tie Stoattin
Firth
Annexation Agenda Sparks Clark Presidential Talk
Fremont Neb Nov 2 Speaker Champ Clark asserts that nine tenths of Americans favor Canada annexation and says he would run for president on that platform.
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Buble Tin Gatley Fremont
Champ Clark
United States
Canada
Pugs Fight On Paper: Wolgast Chiefly, Wells Demands
Special Boy, Milwaukee November 2. Tom Jones, manager of Lightweight Champion Ad Wolgast, says the champion will never meet Matty Wells, the English champion, because of Wells unreasonable demands.
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Milwaukee
Tom Jones
Ad Wolgast
Matty Wells
Kyrie Bellew Answers The Actor's Last Cue
Kyrie Bellew, a renowned American actor, died at 5 a.m. in Salt Lake City. Bellew, known for his work in Pine Land and stage careers in New York, faced illness that led to his passing this morning.
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Kyrle Bellew
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kyrie Bellew
Kyrie Bellow
Pineland
Eri Wie
Wale Litek
New York
Stocks Slump After Government Report Downgrade
Chicago November 2 A government report stating no anticipated attack on the wheat corner sent stocks down. Prices slipped from one to five eighths of a point as traders reassessed market risk and adjusted holdings amid the unexpected note.
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Lamuneurted Prong
Chicago
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