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G. R. Harrison
Hawaiian News Co
Anniage Company
Sanitary Board Deliberates on Cholera Disinfection Plans
An adjourned meeting of Honolulu sanitary inspectors, led by Jobo F Colburn, discusses disinfectant shortages and a city wide sunning and cleaning day. Officials review lime, mercuric chloride, and other agents, risk factors, quarantine challenges, and district designations while delaying full cleanup until sufficient supplies arrive.
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Carter & Kinney
Jobo F Colburn
Theo P Severin
Judge Cooper
En Dr Hyde
J K Smith
Lorrin A Thurston
J H Fieher
Brother Frank
Camara
Charles L Hoykins
F J Lowrey
C B Ripley
J K Kaulin
S K Kane
Charles B Wilson
C T Wilder
W Sims
R N Boyd
Richards
Joseph Marsden
J A Low
A V Gear
Severin
Honolulu
Board of Health
A. V. Gear
Hevpy Sith
Citizens’ Sanitary Committee
Nuwanu
Makai
School Street
Palama
Kulihi
Waipilopilo
B. Thomas
Andrew Welch
Lowe
District 9
Queen Street
Sheridan Street
Gear
Lowrey
Authorities begin to Think Cholerm Pakelo
A 65 year old native, Cane, sick at 3 am, was taken to the heas pital from Malama after a 5 am report to the Board of Health by Dr Howard. Efforts to add lumber shipments to the permissible list face opposition from President Smith who fears sickness contagion. The same risk is cited for machinery and other goods not eaten.
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Pakelo
Winstine
Heaspital
Malama
Board of Health
Howard
Smith
Sanitary Committee Reports Troubled by Unheeded Inspections
Inspectors report progress on a scientific basis at the Sanitary Committee headquarters while noting recommendations not followed. Low cites rotting cow tails and slaughterhouse hair creating unhealthy odors. Smith and Holmes flag unattended odorless excavators and uncemented seawall. Wilson warns on the King’s boat-house sanitation. Carter notes toothache measles and confiscated dried fish. Other sectors offer no new recommendations.
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Sanitary Committee
Board of Health
Low
Henry Smith
Holmes
Chag. B. Wilson
George Carter
Proposals for disinfectant spray at fairground outbreak risk
An inspector urged the Committee of Ten to spray streets weekly with coppelas solution and sprinkle carbolic acid in rooms twice daily to disinfect contagious districts. He cited New York 1877 and Chicago measures. Chairman Colburn and others favored rapid adoption amid progress on a new floor for the fairmarket.
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Committee of Ten
New York
Chicago
Colburn
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Ieomreyd
Hewatian Coppeaht
V. Guan
King Streets
Honolula
America
Canada
Mexico
Epectra
P. O. Box
B. L. Finney
Ayer
M. A. Cumming
Yarraviti
Victorian
Australia
Anger
Ayor
J. 0
Edmund P. Dole
Fort St
Fort Street
W. Wright, A
Bucoemor
L. A. Thurston
Board of Heid
King Street
Lilhs Stream
Punchbow Street
Aowding
Cholerm
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