Tracy's Buys 600 Dozen Books At Bulk Price
A Tracy's purchase lists 600 dozen books received with a price range of 150 to 240 dollars per dozen. The deal covers large quantity resale or distribution through the shop.
06 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
1
A Tracy's purchase lists 600 dozen books received with a price range of 150 to 240 dollars per dozen. The deal covers large quantity resale or distribution through the shop.
The Board of Health reports 48 cases and 36 deaths with hospitalizations and a cure, prompting travel bans and a house to house visitation plan. Officials consider a citizen volunteer corps and strict embargoes, while feeding programs for affected natives are organized and permits to move residents are tightened. A relief effort feeds natives using a central kitchen on Bethel Street with local businesses donating meat, funds, and supplies.
Residents are asked to report to the Board of Health between 7 and 9 this evening to volunteer for guarding the valley. The notice emphasizes civic duty and local health protection amid ongoing public concerns.
Burtells investigation reveals deep distress among natives after inter-island traffic stoppage. About 300 laborers jobless, earning 15 to 50 cents weekly, unable to buy poi and fish. Japanese competition and low wages leave families living one meal daily or less. Water access and relief efforts noted. city water fears and reliance on streams persist. Distress widespread from Punchbowl Street area to Kakaako and Waikiki, needing immediate action.
The August Foresters Advocate of San Francisco features a fine portrait of Donald McLennan M P, a Subsidiary High Court Trustee in Honolulu, and includes a complimentary biographical sketch of the genial doctor on its front page.
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