Cholera's Progress in Hawaii Latest Health Board Report
The Board of Health reports sixty five cases with forty nine deaths and thirteen patients still in hospital as of 3 PM. Discharges and new cases are listed including a Japanese victim pronounced cholera by Japanese doctors. Quarantine strictness extends to Honolulu, Ewa, Koolau, and Koolau towns. An incoming lime cargo and lime kiln preparations are noted while disinfection supplies are conserved.
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Ewa
Koolau
Australia
Monsarrat Case Clarified on Illness Rumors
The article states Dr. Monsarrat is not suffering from cholera and has volunteered with the Board of Health amid high work demands. It notes a recent dysentery illness with temporary severity, a long shift prior, and that his condition has improved, with discharge of rumor about cholera dismissed.
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Berstania street pumping plant shut for boiler tightening
The Berstania street pumping plant is temporarily shut to tighten new boilers while Waikiki pumps operate continuously to supply the city. One arrest was reported, a white man named Lyons for profanity. Judge Perry holds civil case trials this afternoon as wind reshapes activity.
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Death of L. Dodge Pirot White Whale of the Chas
The Pirot White Whale of the Chas. L. Dodge, manager of the Hawaiian Star, dies after a dysentery illness starting Sept 1. He suffered relapses, was treated by two doctors, and died at 11:30 pm. He directed his will be in the office safe. Dodge was 33, a typographical union president, a Mason, and Amer. League member, buried separately from cholera victims. He leaves a mother and sister in San Diego.
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Disinfectine Disinfectant Sold by Hollister Drug Co
Hollister Drug Company announces a new disinfectant named Disinfectine for household use. It is advertised as the best preparation of its kind for cleaning and sanitation, offered for sale by the company.
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Japanese Employment Office Sign on King Street
A Japanese worker posts a sign on King street near Waikiki mud listing jobs including cook gardener and woman with note Mirata. The sign signals available positions and employer contact details for local residents.
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