May Mosquito Proof Steamers of Smith War Yasterday
Citizens formed a committee to investigate mosquito proofing of steamers amid reports that vessels in the Panwan Canal Zone are already protected. The move follows local praise for Mee Smith’s role in organizing the campaign and ties to the HntersIsiid steamship company. The plan aims to prevent bites and stop fever contagions on board ships.
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Hidwallun
Goodale
Panwan Canal
Mee Smith
HntersIsiid Steamuuilp
Chief Currie Visits Work in Japanese-Occupied Districts
Dr Currie overseeing cleanup operations as six workers increase to ten per precinct. Citizens assist in removing rubbish and banana growth to reduce mosquito breeding. Japanese participants join efforts, Matsumoto camp praised, and Crexucehage tem used to trim trees. One minor injury and a faulty water pipe repair noted.
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Matsumoto
Molnth
Distriet
Nowann
Corrie Hut
Four Opines and Ho Tetuted Incident Report
Yesterday the four opines discussed the events while Ho Tetuted expressed strong emotion. Officials noted there had been limited action and only a single recorded kickoff, with further comments expected this afternoon.
Chinese Breaks Rules In Quarantine Incident
A garbled report describes a Chinese man placed in quarantine after an incident in the Kitthi district. He was fired upon and taken to a quarantine station, where he remains for observation to determine if he has yellow fever.
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Kitthi
Man Dies After Six Years With a Broken Neck in Hartford
Harold G. Hunt of Glastonbury, aged 41, died at Hartford Hospital after living nearly six years with a broken neck caused by being caught in a spinning machine at Glastonbury Knitting Company mills on December R105. Despite hospital stays and medical attention, physicians offered no hope for recovery.
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Hartford
Conn
Harold G. Hunt
Glastonbury
Hartford Hospital
Hunt
Glastonbury Knitting Company
Laxtonbury
Hix Cave
Regulators Work Out Mosquito Fight Plans
Officials including the governor and health departments are crafting regulations for mosquito control. The plan discusses powers, possible fees, and enforcement measures. the attorney general seeks clarity while a sheriff resists tree removal over nuisance concerns.
Board of Health Holds Regular Session Today
The Board of Health meets this afternoon at the usual hour in what is described as a routine session. President Pratt notes no major items on the agenda after a three week gap, with focus on routine details such as remitting money and paying accounts via Wells Fargo money orders.
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Board OF Health
Tien
Pratt
Hue Boon Hell
Wells Fargo
Cos
Death of Dr Wayson's Father in Early Civil War Era
The obituary outlines the death of Dr Wayson's father in Boston Townownd Wasi on the 27th, noting his Civil War service as a safety officer and later retirement as chief engineer. It details his naval career, including service on the Jeannette expedition, and lists connections to Abraham Lincoln and the Brooklyn navy yard. The piece also traces his lineage, enslaved status, and involvement with the defense of Baltimore.
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Wie Fetter
Bort
Wasi
Wayson
de. Warren
Hart
United States
Haltmore
Ubrut
Keven
Abra
Jennett
Abraham Lincoln
Aloka
Aka
Bute
Whyson
Maltimore
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Abraham Jaly
Wayiton Sored
Kwang
Beans
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