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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1911
Page
9
The article outlines mosquito breeding in standing water and waterlogged areas. It urges draining pools and ditches, covering water surfaces, netting wells, and treating known breeding sites. It emphasizes community responsibility and cooperative action to eliminate breeding places and prevent pests.
Citizens planning notes there are new fever cases but no developments from health officials. The report suggests minor improvement in one patient while authorities await notices and the public remains cautious about outbreak spread.
The report from the Health Board President to the Governor outlines ongoing fumigation and body removal actions in the infected district. Sixty workers are now on the job as teams cut trees, seal floors, and spray to kill pests and disease, aiming to complete operations by Sunday so no one need enter the affected area.
Central Improvement Committee plans a meeting next Thursday evening in the Chris hor of Comores room. Speakers will be Governor by 15 Fe Pratt Superintendent Campbell Senate Andikd and De W Hobdy.
Fragmentary OCR notes report doctors optimistic about a patient named Alapoke in Hawaii, with garbled text claiming recovery and possible medical reassurance.
A damaged clipping describes disease rumors aboard the Hongkong Mara with mentions of a Chinese passenger and uncertain boat evacuation. It notes a few days of mild symptoms, then a hoped for recovery, and confusion over quarantine status and who remained onboard.
The Kamehameha male students spent the day cleaning school grounds and surroundings to combat mosquitoes. Principal Morne led the effort with each male faculty member supervising a cleanup squad. At one o'clock President Pratt of the Board of Health visited to discuss precautions with school authorities.
In a morning equity court session, Attorney KM Warwen and Attorney Goo sparred as the proceedings unfolded. The clash disrupted the room while opposing counsel objected and the judge attempted order.
Disjointed courtroom dialogue shows Watson and others volleying in a tense trial. Attorneys clash over objections and cadence as a judge grants a recess while Davis argues for calm and order amid disruptive chatter and Latin consolation.
The governor met a stream of visitors including Aryan and the Japanese secretary FA Mot-Smith, with Dr. Victor Hones in charge of health matters for the Philippines. Officials from the Pacific Coast topography survey and others joined discussions on health, volcano work, and traffic sentiment. General Samuel Cotesworth, former mayor of Mediacy Maas, left an estate valued at nine AHN.
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