Health Board Considers Trachoma Treatment Plan
A Board of Health meeting discussed trachoma treatment across islands. Dr. W L Moore to oversee schools for two months at 126 per month. local doctors waiving charges. Reports on district conditions to be presented. leprosy guidance sought from Dr Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Board of Health War
Brewt Winnk le Ke Pinkham
W. L. Moore
Wan
Willam Henry
W. T. Rawlins
Full Dress Suits And Tuxsies
A best custom tailor offers full dress suits and tuxedoes with high class hand tailoring and absolute correctness at half price, promising irreproachable appearance.
HATTER'S HAND IN GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
The Territorial Grand Jury met in dvnge Gear's court room this afternoon at 2 o'clock, returning twenty one indictments. Seventeen placed on the meret file until custody and four on the open file. Indictments include manslaughter against Onomaten Kawano for the death of Yonohara, burglary against William Hoops known as Barefoot Hill, and vagrancy for Henry Romero and Jose Reveira. Pinkerton Detective Charen Hatter is said to have influenced several indictments. The presentment notes sensational allegations and reflects the wreath of pressure in the Gow ture era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Grand Jury
Dvnge Gear
Meeret
William Hoops
Barefoot Hill
Harefoot
Henry Romero
Jose Reveira
Pinkerton
Charen Hatter
Grand Jury
Irregular certified checks spark bid dispute at dredging point
Attorney General to rule on irregular checks used by bidders for the Blakes Street wharf extension amid ongoing controversy. The Board of Agriculture and Forestry will meet this afternoon to discuss forestry reservations in Hilo, on Kauai, Maui, and related matters. Public Works leaders were summoned to the Governor to discuss department affairs.
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Chudetts State Hospital
Wyman
J. K. Kalanianaole
Board of Health
Conjane
Kalibi
Haw
St. Elizabeth's
Palama
W. T. Monsarrat
D. V
Hoholland Hilo
Honolulu
Pres
John Walker
Blakes Street Wharf
Cotton Brothers
Department of Public Works
M. Whitehouse
H. Huckford & Co
Wiicoenfu
Davies & Co
Andrews
Hoard of Agriculture and Forestry
Government Nursery
King Street
Hilo
Haewaii
A. B. Londenstein
Propond
Maui
Doige
Holloway
Howland
Mailes vs Punahou gridiron clash looms tomorrow
The Mailes and Punahou teams prepare for a hard fought football battle tomorrow at 3 oclock under referee Abe Lawis. Both squads boast veteran lineups and strong backfields, with Mailes hoping to counter Punahou’s powerful offense as a record crowd gathers and cars fill the arena.
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Abe Lawis
Ben Clark
Chils Iad
Bak
Atraight
Garry
Kom
Aida
Emda Agi Ik
Punahow
Punahou
Ducata
Mara AE HE Bae Noeed
Thanksgiving Day Bulletin Boys Excursion to Watalua
The Bulletin will not publish tomorrow for a Thanksgiving event. Newsboys meet at the Bulletin office by 8 a.m. with horns, march to the depot, join the 9510 train car, and travel to Watalua. Water and snacks will be provided by Manager Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thankestvingian
Hale Two
Watalua
Church
Kaimuk Offer Promotes Town Gardens Menagerie
The note invites visitors to the tem gardens at the terminus of the Kalmw Ki ear line to view a diverse menagerie. Monkeys, rabbits, birds including parrots and canaries, and exotic specimens like the Japanese miniatire lake set a nature study scene for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem Gardens
Haletwa on the Beach Hotel prom described
Jean notes the prom will give boys a full house and a mile of beach for themselves. The Bulletin highlights a jolly day and announces Hawaii’s most elaborate newpaper celebration expected at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haletwa
Jean
Bulletin Bhoyn
Hawaii
Trial Dialogue Highlights Embezzlement Case at Land Office
The Mahaviu court enters its second day as Judge Gear presides over the embezzlement case of Stephen Mabauld. Prosecutor M Hronser, Deputy Attorney General, questions witnesses, including James M. Downett of the Walanwe Company, as testimony continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Stephen Mabauld
Land Office
M. ¥. Hronser
Aald Thompson
Promst
Gear
Mahaviu
James M. Downett
Walanwe Company
Tenti
Nishau brings six prisoners to Oabu jail
The steamer Nishau brought six prisoners from Rauid to Oabu prison. One suspect, Charles Long, was tracked to Maui and Honolulu before being located on Garden Island. Sheriff and officers secured Long while five others Chin Tet and four Japanese including Murakami Kubo Suzuki and Inoue faced bail terms.
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Nishau
Rauid
Oabu
Charles
Henry
Shori Baldwin
Maul
Long
Maui
Honolulu
Garden Island
Bhorn Henry
Sherif Coney
Murakami
Kubo
Suzuki
Inoue
Makawon
Joige Robinson
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Newsboys
Shelr
John H. Nichole
Masea
Caomea
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
Hoon
Princisco
Panuhau
Hutchinson Sugar
Serere
Money Management
Hawaiian Trust, Co, Limited
Fort ST
Ner Makers
New York
Hatter
HOV
21St, Wells, Fargo & Co
Business District
Masonic Temple
Ciety
Benson
Mailes
Waateen
Frank Hatch
Ban Clark
Levingston, Paty Oly
Kaimuk
Tha Grdins
Associated Press
Yokohama
Japan
Quincy
Mase
Pennsylvania
Rockport
Manc
Nowroping
Bur
Arko Sound
Pain
Madrid
Spain
Tokio
Port Arthur
Penalia
Portugal
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Arsenal
Hicki
San Francisco
Cal
Laird & Schober
Lal Schober
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort Street
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