Public Health Board tightens rules on hogs and death certificates
Waikiki board of health met to discuss death certificates and the handling of unknown causes. Talks covered hog restrictions within a three mile radius, sanitary oversight, and a proposed coroner position. Laboratory use for typhoid investigations and cemetery records were also addressed, alongside local shipping and fishing plans at Molokai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W. C Smith
de. Burson
Wood
Day
Tom Lansing
David
Mer
Reynolds
Waikiki
Setar Uc
Lihne
Kauri
Smith
Buena Vista Military Hospital
Alu
Eesaji
Muler
Onaba Cemetery Association
Tole
Alvarez
My Dogs Injury Incident on Kohala Road
Charles T. Day a traveling saleman for MacfarLane Co was thrown from his horse when a girth broke on the Kohala Anwan journey on the 21st instant He sustained a bruised left thigh Dr Bond treated him Day hopes to return to Honolulu by the Kinau steamer due tomorrow A French story of worse outcome was current this morning but proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Day
Macfarlane & Co
Kohala
Anwan
Nevers
Bond
Day
Honolulus
Kinau
Football Kick Sparks Public Outrage At Crowded Game
The article criticizes management of yesterday’s football game with large crowds in stands and cars, calling foul on line infractions and public patronage abuse. It notes open disapproval and matches the period voice with strong sentiment about the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carragea
Ooksla Sugar Plantation Plans Annual Meeting
The Ooksla Sugar Plantation Co. will hold its annual meeting at the office of W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. on Wednesday, November 20th at 11 o'clock a.m. Sew New Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooksla Sugar Plantation Co
W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
Thanksgiving Devotions at St Andrews Cathedral in Honolulu
A large congregation gathered for Thanksgiving Day services at St Andrews Cathedral, Honolulu, with music led by Judge Stanley Booth and Sergeant Peaston U S Mingineers. Rev. C M Hyde preached on daily bread as the next era of American unity in the islands, amid war abroad. The event drew notable attendance and naval guests, marking a historic homecoming celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Stanley
C. W. Booth
Sergeant Peaston
U. S
Alex. Mackintosh
Wray Taylor
Central Union Church
Fort Street Church
New England
Honolulu
Navy Indies
United States Solliara
The
Republic
America
Lord
J. W. Yaradley
C. M. Hyde
D. D
J. Landingham
G. L. Pearson
Bod
Ty Db Garuin
Ray
Wy M. Kincaid
Dre
Hingoen
Minneapolia
Kkantz
Raymond B. Durgis
Football clash ends flat at Makiki grounds
A Thanksgiving football game between IN NOTH College and Town teams on Makiki grounds produced a string of fumbles and offsides with Parabou scoring the lone first half points. About a thousand attended as Carter refereed with Bingham Jr as umpire and the crowd noted the absence of police. The Townies’ Beoker Montague and others delivered solid plays while Panahon’s Greenwell left the field injured. The band performed in the stands, saving some pageantry for a tame affair.
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Dabe
Gaye
Osha College
Makiki
Honolulu
Parabou Seore
Geste
Goo
BR. Carter
Hiram Bingham Jr
Feld
California
Carter
Babbitt
Punahou
Greenwell
Paonahon
Beoker
Montague
Blue Jackets
U.S
Bennington
Panahon
David Kupihen
Johnson
Anahonnw
Hart
Thanksgiving Dinner For Honolulu Newsboys At Love's Bakery
Honolulu newsboys enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal yesterday after the Hawaiian Star management arranged a meal at Love's Bakery. The event began at one o'clock and fed a large group of grateful youth, providing sustenance and a moment of cheer.
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Happy Mortale
Honolulu
Hawaiian Star
Love's Bakery
Exchange briefs on small stock trades and meeting notice
The notice reports a sale of 12 shares of Ewa at 237 and 15 shares of Onoksla at 98. After Ewa trade the price stood near 250 with bids around 82474. A Civil government group at the Y. MG. A. will meet at 7 30 this evening to discuss new textbooks arrival and recount.
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Vek Exchange
Ewa
Onoksla
Efroot
Osho
Oles
Y. MG. A
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Ad Sells Wheels At Low Prices
A fragmentary 1900s newspaper notice from Bailey’s Honolulu Cyclery markets bicycles and wheels. It highlights scarce tires and advancing prices, mentions various makers and models, and notes monthly service offers for cleaning and repairs.
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Erie
Femalu Caine
Baileys
Honolulu
Spaniards push arbitration on Philippine clause
Paris, Nov 16. Spanish Commissioners at a joint session argued against the American interpretation of the peace protocol words on the Philippines. They insist arbitration is needed to interpret control, disposition, and government. The discussion adjourned to Saturday as the U S and Spanish teams await translations and further talks. London, Times, Nov 17. The Times editorial calls the Spanish arbitration idea futile and absurd, suggesting Spain seeks concessions while the United States could extract terms without force.
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Paris
United States
Spain
Philippines
Spasiarda
London
Times
Phil
Spaniah
America
Reported Japanese Robberies Raise Police Questions
The article details several robberies attributed to Japanese suspects in Maui and Oahu areas. A home invasion bound a victim, valuables taken around 300 dollars, another highway holdup emptied a traveler’s pockets, and a Waikiki resident narrowly escaped an ambush. A local case involving Japanese servants’ theft is linked to fellow-countrymen.
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Moilil
Nawena Valley
Houslala Wee
Waikiki
Wan
Tam
Artistic painter opens popular shop in California
Artistic artist H. McKechnie a renowned California painter from Oakland has opened a shop on Merchant Street beside the Police Station. He displays samples in brick walnut mahogany maple and oak and promises expert painting and decorating for the Judd building. The exhibit underscores his skill and local business growth.
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H. McKechnnie
California
McKechnie
Oakland
Merchant Street
McKechoie
Judd
Passengers listed to sail the O. B. S. Australia for San Francisco
Up to press time this afternoon, the following had booked to sail on the O. B. S. Australia for San Francisco on Tuesday. Names include Miss M L Clancy, Mrs Macca Bates, Mrs McQuarry, Mrs Weaver, Mrs Foster, Mr Wood, Mr Stanley, Mrs Hitchcock, Mr Davie, Mrs Wight and child, Mr Tuther Robins, Mr Trimble, Mr Morosen, Mrs White and husband, Mr Hoogs, Mr Nicholin, Mr Suyiler, Mr Casts, Mr Stockwell, Mr Rankin, Mr ONeil Goed wife, Mr McLeenan, Mrs Milliken, Mr McVicker and daughter, Dr C A Ruggles, Mrs Raggles and daughter, and others.
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Australis
C'A Ruggles
Mrs Raggles
Mise Be Sherman
Min Deuisou
F TL. Gonloa
Kindnoes Oo Hye Assist Hospital Thanksgiving Dinner
Kindnoes Oo Hye assisted by Mrs H M Dow and others gave a six dish Thanksgiving dinner to convalescents at the hospital on the slopes of Panohbow yesterday afternoon. Several bedridden fellows were fed in bed and four native musicians under Mr Kauepan provided music during the dinner.
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H. M. Dow
W. ©. King
McKeague
L. EB
Atwater
Mise Seal
Panohbow
Kauepan
Marabal
De Walter Hoffman Card Appears In This Issue
In this issue under New Today appears the card of De Walter Hoffman. Dr Hofursa is a credit to his profession, the educated of Heidelberg Berlin and Jena among the greatest medical scholars in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Walter Hoffman
Hofursa
Tle
Heidelburg
Berlin
Jona
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Higgs
Walkiks
Matoto
Molokai
Sasw
C. E. Williams
Williams
Hopolul
Fire Department
Mr. Williams
San Francisco
Royal
Mr. Mackinstosh
Mr. Kincaid
NOTH
Bailey
King Street
Ronbhiles
Foreign Ofice Today
Birmingharm Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Panoat
Parker
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