Board of Health reviews quar antine station electrical plant
The Board of Health examined Superintendent Cassidy’s explanation of the Westinghouse bill for 1477, noting an initial estimate of 809.60. Cassidy said he ordered a larger plant after visiting, capable of running 260 lights plus a search light, with 125 lights already in use. They approved 800 to be paid and planned to inform Westinghouse why the balance awaits a new appropriation.
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Arbitration in Doubt Minister Cooper Objects to Japan Letter
The document records a Japanese Foreign Affairs reply to Hawaii on arbitration over immigrant settlement terms. It includes Hawaii and Japan notes, inclinations on scope, the Belgian king as arbitrator, and limits on certain issues, with a call for an immediate response from Hawaii.
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Japan
Minis Foreign Affaire
Hawaii
Ite
BruLeTin
Aod
Arbitration Scope Between Hawaiian and Japanese Governments
A 1897 diplomatic letter from Hunay E. Cooren to H Suimamona discusses the need to define the scope of arbitration between Hawaii and Japan. It notes the Imperial Government’s limits on arbitrating titles to $50 held by certain immigrants and applicability of the 1871 treaty to Japanese subjects. The letter asks for explicit points to be submitted for arbitrator decision and for definition of reference boundaries.
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Honolulu
Deaths to Mowalnne in August for Honolulu area
Thirty one deaths were recorded in August in Honolulu area with a total annual death estimate of 2040. Hawaiian and other nationalities show varied death rates with 26 Hawaiian and 12 others, including infants under one and children 2 to 5 years. Causes ranged from consumption and cholera infantum to pneumonia and cancer, with 18 deaths occurring without medical attendance.
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ISOS
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Cuban president's niece jailed in Havana for war reporting
Evangelica Cisneros, niece of the Cuban president, reportedly jailed in Havana after a court martial sentenced her to twenty pence imprisonment for articles on the war written for the New York Journal and San Francisco Examiner. Prominent Americans including Mrs. Southworth and Red Cross officers signed an appeal to the Queen Regent of Spain for her release. Julie Ward Howe cabled Pope for intervention.
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Havana
New York Journal
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United States
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Spain
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How It Was Done On The Accoos Chinese cook voyage
The Chinese cook of the British ship Accoos, lying at San Francisco, went home on the Peru for a vacation. Bing has four years aboard the ship and 450 pay coming to him. Unable to locate in the United States, the British Consul’s representative went to Ancons to settle his pay. Sing was then placed aboard the Custom-house launch and transferred to the Peru. After visiting home, the Chinese will rejoin the ship in England. The Ancona’s steward is also Chinese but plans to stay with the ship.
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Adam Swindle Opens Door in Canadian City
A quirky tale from a Canadian city describes a struggling lawyer who signs as A Swindle on his office door. A friend urged using his full first name Arthur or Andrew, but the lawyer revealed his name is Adam, leaving the friend speechless.
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Canada
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Andrew Swindle
Adam
Kansas City
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