Tuberculosis at the Coast Aiding California dairies stamp out disease
Health officials from California counties met in San Francisco to discuss dairy disease controls. Dr. W C Smith of Alameda warned of over 506 bacilli in cow milk and dangers from adulteration. San Francisco inspectors found four of ten gallons of milk adulterated. Santa Clara County tuberculin tests of 5000 cows showed 20 percent diseased, with value gains for clean herds. Continuous dairy inspections were urged by multiple physicians.
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San Francisco
W. C. Smith
Alameda County
Para
Simpson
Santa Clara County
Ambitious Plans for Dike Trip Shared by Fishel Kubey
J Fishel and E8 Kubay discuss to visit the Klou dike with Detsila not yet arranged. Kubey aims to buy a ship to haul gold, Fishel seeks two ships, and both may walk back if slower routes fail.
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J.fishel
Kubay
Kloudike
Detsila
Kubey
Fishel
Weo
Walkers Theo H Davies Farewell Reception Set
Theo H Davies will host a farewell reception at Craigside for Mr and Mrs Rain Walker next Saturday afternoon from 4 30 to 6 o'clock. About 200 invitations have been sent out.
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Theo. H. Davies
Craigside
Sod
Rain Walker
Seid fing’s baking powder promoted as best money-back option
An elderly consumer ad touts Seid fing’s baking powder as superior and money-back guaranteed. It urges shoppers to question cheap brands and consult grocers for the product at 4 Mohit Compan range.
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Seid Fing
The Fatal Card in Honolulu Stage Scene
A melodrama opens in a California mining camp and shifts to England with a pledged star card between George Porreator and Gerald Austen. Years later Austen is saved, and the villain Mr Marrable is revealed as George Forrest in the California lynching episode. Elaborate scenery and a dramatic explosion promise strong entertainment. Tuesday evening features Held by the Enemy.
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California
England
Valley of the Thames
London
George Porreator
Gerald Austen
Austen
Mr. Marrable
George Forrestr
Honolulu
Three Years For Baby Accessory In Murder Case
Judge Perry sentenced Upapa to three years hard labor and costs for being an accessory after the fact in the murder case. Other defendants faced delays due to sentencing rules as the term closed. Three murder trials, all Japanese, set for December term of the Second Circuit Court at Lahaina.
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Perry
Kapea
Kaio
Jet
Upapa
Stanley
Iteve Long Ya
Carlo Long
Newmann
R. Sa
Kainon Vo
Keluin
G. EF. Peterson
B. Wood
Billy Young
Makaleka Kabinu
Ante Magoon
Sam
Piikanhiwi
Siedia
Lahaina
Pananaous Dine the Friends to Close Football Drive
The Panahoo football team and friends from the College and Preparatory celebrated the close of the football season with a nonoal dinner. The hall was decorated in green and Panahoo colors with Prof Hoemer as toastmaster. Speakers included Howard, Babbitt, Dagntls, Culten, W. K. Castle, Rawlins, Oliver Loring, and Bus Long. Miss Hyde sang, and anthems closed the evening.
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Howrd
Babbitt
Dagntls
Mr. Culten
W. TK. Castle
Wo Raw Fins
Oliver Loring
Bua Long
Mies Hyde
New Harbor Hip Open At Arligon Block Barber Shop
Pacheco and Fernandes open a new barber shop in the Arliogion block with five chairs and city‑style conveniences. The pair say business has been steady all day as locals visit the stylish new establishment.
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Pacheco & Fernandes
Tew
Arliogion Block
Wedding Cakes Prepared for Mina Bertelmann’s Kilauoa Ceremony
Weddin Parke of Martin Hort and Co prepared several elegant cakes for Mina Bertelmann and Frank Scott, who marry this evening at Kilauoa Kauai. The piece notes the bridal tour may extend to Honolulu with further events tomorrow and mentions menu items like chicken and pew publishing.
Alvin Rasemann Dies In Honolulu After Illness At Home
Alvin H Rasemann longtime Honolulu printer and community figure died at 8 am after a prolonged illness at his father in law John Nott's Vineyard street home. Born in Battle Creek Michigan he was 36 and had returned from Michigan last April to improve health. He ran a hook bindery for the Gazette Block and did light work for the Gazette Company since his return. He served with Pauite Hose Company in early days and was at one time in Company B under Captain Unger. he was briefly in the American Legion of Honor. The funeral will be at 2:30 pm tomorrow from the Nott residence with Rev. H D Garvin officiating. He was a member of the Christian church and leaves a wife and five year old son.
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Alvin H.rasemann
Honolulu
John Nott
Vineyard Street
Rosemane
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Alice Nott
King Street
Rosemoon
Gazette Block
Merchant Street
Gazette Company
Pauite Hose Company
Volunteer Fire Department
Uodes
Unger
American Legion of Honor
IT. D. Garvin
Devensed
Christian Church
Hoard Goes to Molokai on Night Visit with Health Board
The steamer Novan sailed at 9 PM with the Board of Health and about a dozen others for a semi-monthly visit to the Molokai leper settlement. Marshal Hitchcock and Charles Chillingworth were among the party returning around midnight. In a separate note, control of the New American Air Power Company by Collis P. Huntington appears near total, with plans to replace cable streetcar propulsion by compressed air motors on key routes in New York City.
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Molokai
Board of Health
Marshal Hitchcock
Charles Chillingeworth
Novan
P. Huntington
New American Air Power Company
Market Street Railway
Hobart
Collis P. Huntington
American Air- Power Company
New York City
Barrington
Tomes F. Oaken
Stats
T! American Air Power Company
Steet Cupsunction
Cty
Metropolitan Tractlon Company
Lenox Avenue
Washington Aystem
Climote Central
Munster Pomegranate Among Nation's Largest Specimens
John Coakley Les showcases a remarkably large pomegranate, described as perfectly formed with no blight on the tree. He plans to present the specimen to Admiral Miller, highlighting its significance in horticultural display.
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John Coakley
Mr. Coakley
Admiral Miller
Mile Caledonia Club Organized by Scotsmen in Hawaii
At a Hilo meeting held two weeks earlier, the Mile Caledonia Club was formed by Scotsmen residents in Hawaii. Arch. Stole, once chief of the Honolulu Thistle Club, presided and all thirty members signed the roll.
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Deland of Hawaii
Hilo
Hike Caledonia Club
Arch
Stole
Honolulu
Company A Election With Captain Schwefer Sets Plan
A report notes Captain John Schwefer will oversee the Company A election in the evening with expectations of a routine ballot. It mentions Lieut Be and Lieut Klemm and hints at doorways and reminders, but the text is fragmented and unclear on further details or outcomes.
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John Schwefer
Agein
Lieut
Klemm
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