More Cheerful Outlook After Virus Reports Decline
The health board reported no new cases today and two yesterday’s victims died this morning. Suspected cases include a woman opposite the Chinese theater, a diarrheal case near the Mormon church, and three German families from Sunny South. No outbreak at Quarantine Station or Queen’s Hospital. Names: Kubauni Kala Makauni Pounui Solomona Kahauni Makanui. Nationalities listed as Hawaiian American Part Hawaiian Chinese Japanese. Official notes urged verification at headquarters.
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Queen's Hospital
Board of Health
Ailan
Nuamen
Casas
Kubauni
Kala
Makauni
Pounui
Solomona
Kahauni
Makanui
Hawaiian Relief Society Adopts Aid Limits
The Hawaiian Relief Society fulfilled meals for Hawaiians yesterday and resolved it cannot distribute rations to other nationalities. It will fundraise for other groups if contributors permit, and plan weekly sugar and tea rations with daily meat bread rice or poi.
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Hawaiian Relief Society
Central Committee
A Turkish Custom on Marriage Contracts and Rights
The item states a Turkish custom requiring a sum in a marriage contract to allow the wife a bathing sum. If unpaid the wife may go before the Cadi and turn her slipper down, a gesture equated with turning her husband down. Lack of both payments leads to divorce, challenging the belief that Turkish wives have no rights.
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Turkey
Mrs Carroll Denies Nursing Role In Cholera Case
James E Carroll reports his wife was not a professional nurse as some papers claimed. She aided Becky Pance during a stomach illness later linked to cholera after a prior help. Mrs Carroll hesitated amid cholera fears, citing humanity and a family matter with Willie Carroll’s apprenticeship, noting she would not eat raw food due to stomach issues.
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James E. Carroll
Mrs. Carroll
Becky Pance
Water ban hits Thomas square fountain drinking
By order of Inspector A V Goar water drinking halted at the M C A and Honolulu EABENY buildings due to raw water consumption.
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Thomas Square
A. V. Goar
Honolulu Eabeny
Honolulu Board of Health Notices On Residency Permit Prohibition
Two new notices from the Board of Health govern Honolulu. One forbids a resident from changing his abode without a permit. The other lists sanitary districts within Kona on Oahu.
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Board of Health
Honolulu
Kona
Oahu
The Soda Factory Tales of Ginger Ale Surge
Reporters tour the Hollister Soda Works during a cholera scare noting ginger ale demand surpassing root beer. Observations include citric acid use, bottle shortages, and claims that acidulated drinks deter cholera while praising Hyatt purification and local soda safety.
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Coure
Benverin Man
Hollister Soda Works
Bess
U. N. Castle
Sicily
Consolidated Soda Works Company
Edwin Arnold
India
Hyatt
New Light Flannel Overshirts Arrive in Honolulu
L D Timmons reports the opening of a new line at the Waring Block in Honolulu featuring what is described as the most complete selection of light flannel overshirts ever offered. Prices range from 50 cents to $2.00.
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Waring Block
Honolulu
L. D. Timmons
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