Organization and Estimates for Apana Districts Campaign
Hierarchy organized for the Apana districts with 6 town districts split into 48 precincts, each overseen by a lieutenant and 10 workers. Dr Donald H. Citrament to supervise the campaign. total three months cost set at 18,840.80. Headquarters listed at Kaimaki Pumping station, Oahi College, government building, Old Milly Twatitite, Bates and Nuuanu, with pay rates from $2.60 to $5 daily and 8 hour days plus overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Ee Shes Eee
Hawtenante
Evernears
Contaminated Lands Condemned Under Revolving Fund Action
The board of health condemned seven blocks bounded by Ward King and South streets and Monta road due to fever threat. Owners must clear or the territory will begin cleanup using 240000 appropriated funds, with reimbursements sought from property owners. Attorney General Lindsay urged immediate sanitary action and notices will go out to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowalo
Ward
King
Aln Monta Road
Board of Health
Thia Wetlon
Lindsay
Qatato
Almore
Campbell
Inspector Rocks Quits After Refusing Orders
The first inspector to resign, J Rocks, handed his badge to President Pratt of the board yesterday evening, saying he would not work under a non commissioned officer. Pratt urged reconsideration as the force needed every man, but Rocks insisted on quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monga
J. Rocks
Prat
Board of
Fenkon
Rocks
Ordery
Pratt
Preaiton
Dr. Currie
Rumor Bust by Board of Health Clears Air on Ahopoko
Officials led by Dr. Carl Ramus deny a wild rumor that no Mich man remains on Ahopoko. The quarantine officer explains the patient was named Ahopoko to encourage cleanup and that the guard Akatow had yellow fever in brief form, though not seriously ill. He warns a mosquito could spread fever, stressing no foundation for wider panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health People
Carl Ramus
Ahopoko
Aukon Ht
I Akatow
Belt Ii
Pople
Cartamuse
Patsuv
Militiamen Guard Kalihi Quarantine Zone
Militiamen guard Kalihi with a tight cordon of guards, a 7 foot barb wire fence, and a rail line ban on foot travel to keep people away from the danger zone. National Guard detachment under Captain J M Chmurn lines up at headquarters, with ten trained men and supplies, ensuring safety and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
J. M. Chmurn
Colonal Jonox
Clostie
House to House Inspection Plan For Yellow Fever Response
A board of health meeting approved medical association recommendations for a house to house daily survey to detect fever cases. The plan includes reports from physicians, screening of fever and typhoid symptoms, and a volunteer inspector force to join the existing squad. Local officials and doctors outlined coordination with the hospital, quarantine measures, and ongoing inspection work in the outbreak area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Medical Association
Moeting
Tanvank
Koon
Tino
Citicen
Pratt
Bahop
Kaplotant
Ddangor
Kaliht
Quarastine Ofer Tamun
Kalihl
W. G. Rogera
Herbert
de. Wood
Dr. Cooper
Hogers Wan
City Employees Not Quarantined Amid Drafted Work
Honolulu officials report a large force of municipal workers, including road and garbage department staff, engaged in removing trees and shrubs from a quarantine camp. Authorities say most workers were not detained, despite fears families faced about forced confinement. Japanese laborers in the district are noted as contributing to tree removal with assurances they need not stay under quarantine. Supervisors state readiness to enforce public safety measures if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Debels We Kaliht
Dintelets
Joel
Japan
Central Committee
Turket Peloe
Honoluli
Ie Watt
Kerker
Aan Hutton
Distriet
Fragmentary OCR tale of nautical and health authority actions
A garbled account mentions a large curve and wind effects on items loaded on scows, with towed loads and dispersion concerns. It references a firm, eluded groom Iemitiin, and names Heatly and Health authorities, hinting at cloning work and a price on a kortage hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
W Vrais Heatly
Marhaew
Health Authoritien
Kae 101
Eharne
Islands Sold Rival Port The Gem of the Pacific
Fragmented OCR text discusses islands sold and rival ports with mentions of British fleet plans and a proposed coating station. References Father Rougler and Megawavina in competition, with hints of the Pacific and a potential public reveal tomorrow. The passage is garbled but centers on strategic Pacific developments and competing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beche-De-Mer
Pactillo
Rougler
Honea
Paw
Muther Oumter
Enalle
UNI
Vuther Rourter
Island property dispute ends in sale of shares
County Auditor James Bicknell formerly held half ownership of an island. After years of litigation and offers from attorney Roy Barker, Bicknell sold his interest for $35,000. The Greig family, connected to William Greig, had ties to Fanning Island and aided in the auctioning of the shares, which eventually fetched $111,000 at auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Tony
Niatery
James Bicknell
George Bicknell
Tate
Harry Analist
Willan Greig
Ceorge Bicknell
Audhor Bicknell
Hin Gan
Bicknell
Roy Barker
Buon
Ngure
Grelg Hnyi
William
Fannhng Island
Reverend Stephen L Dita Arrives in Hawaii For Short Stay
Reverend Stephen L Dita, pastor of Hall Church in Hilo Hawaii, arrived this morning aboard the Wilhelmina and will remain a few days. Robert W Cathcart rounded out thirty years in Hawaii, arriving October 24 16K, with a noted role in city matters and as executor of two estates. Dr Bruce Mackall will not sail on the Wilhelmina this week as he waits for passage to the Coast, planning to enter a hospital for care and later travel to Hymaland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen L. Dita
Hall Cturch
Hilo
Hawaii
Wilhelmina
Robert W. Cathcart Hay
Eli,ron
Bruce ¥. Mackall
San Francisco
Muckall
Phyalelin
Hymalnand
Local man sees many oriental wonders
Mr J M H Behnack leaves Honolulu duty to tour the Orient visiting Japan Manta Hongkong Singa pore and other places along the route. He plans a December 16 event to witness the Durbar. Sees a series of sights across Asia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J MH. Behnack
Hono
Java
Japan
Manta
Hongkong
Singiyern
Hitchcock Hasn't Stopped as Taft Campaign Talks Rally
The article reports ongoing speculation on the 1912 Republican chairman choice, naming Hitchcock and Milles as figures in Washington political maneuvering. It notes President Taft’s circle and Theodore Roosevelt’s potential influence, with Cabinet members and party leaders discussed in the context of the national committee chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Dewey Milles
Tat
Mraith Houck
Alwaye
Reed Banat
Utah
Whch
Wermed Milles Fry
Taft Thawelf
Ational Committee
Chalrmane Ai Than Flitehedek
Provident
Republican National
Millon
Hilles
Hrosiaont Tali
Hellewen
Kervinn
Oo Ehairman
Actin Shalriniin
John W. HU
Mtalne
Hayward
Wireheark
Taft Potitleal
Hitchcock
Faye
Thennibitia
Argent Hou
Wein
Hitchook
Charley C. Norton
Hiber
Hiber. Was That the Hrontdent de Dal Tng
Talwanta
Hitehone
Roosevelt
Theodore Kewmovelt
Taft
Hitehonek
Campalen
Etidanor
Luncheon to Feature Noted Travelers at University Event
A university luncheon will host prominent traveler figures including Caperiy Mott Nye. General Marval si AdiieAl Cowlon and other officials will attend as New York and Bau Prvieleen exhibitors showcase information and a promotional display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Inter
Caperiy Mott Nye
University Chihat
Brent New York
Bau
Brights Disease and Treatments Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement discusses Brights disease and attempts at treatment, claiming high cure rates and urging readers to consult physicians. It mentions a specific compound available in cities and lists vague percentages and claims about heart inflammation and kidney issues, framed as a medical remedy pitch.
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Currie
Territorial Health Department
T9o
Diamond One
Pukaki Hill
Au Wraraner
Ana Distetet
Army
Navy
Core
Toma
Sippliex
Kalihi
Islands
Tooker T. Wanhington
Harry Ableti
Ubrieh
John Mc Hawyer
Naval Academy
Phoenix
C. S Albert
Hunter
Lunchern
Brights Disease
Reenverins
Vratan
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