Cholera Outbreak Returns as City Reels at Health HQ
A new cholera case, Paris a 65 year old Hawaiian woman, was reported at 6 30 last night and entered as Case No 1. The Board of Health ordered renewed quarantine measures, with talks on unloading the Australia next week and possible mass laborer quarantine on the dock. Infected houses near Hotel street and the sea were quarantined and slated for destruction to prevent spread, while residents were moved to the hospital grounds or healthier areas.
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Paris
Kikibale
Hotel Street
Day
Mra
Paina
Board of Health
Smith
Reynolds
Messrs. Gifford and Hackfeld
Oceanic and Pacific Mail Steamship Lines
Hatch
Australia
Gifford
Physiciana
Special Health Meeting On Outbreak Quarantine Actions
At 11 30 a m the Board of Health held a special session to address a cholera outbreak. Actions included vessel fumigation, quarantine of fifty workers at the Pacific Mail wharf, and restrictions on freight to other islands. Kauai health commissions resigned. regulations for freight and quarantine extended to aid containment.
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Board of Health
Mesara
Smith
Lansing
Waterhouse
Keliipio
Wood
Emerson
Day
Pacific Mail
Kauai
Dea
Walters
Weddick
The
Australia
Vesses
Oceanic
von Hamm
Keaahou
Fairchild
Hackfeld & Co
Schools reopen order revoked until further notice
An official order mandating school openings has been revoked and suspended until further notice. Authorities did not provide a new date for reopening, leaving schools in a paused status as they review guidance and safety considerations.
Hawaiian Ladies Relief Society Urges Permanent Aid Post Crisis
In Honolulu on September 27 1895 a Hawaiian Ladies Relief Society representative reports relief demand easing yet destitution remains. She advocates a permanent organization to aid Hawaiians especially orphaned children and elder care, while noting quaran tine and fishing bans strain funds. A letter criticizes mis translations by a Japanese newspaper and warns of further confusion.
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Emma M. Nekoiny
Barterm
Hawaiian Ladies’ Relief Society
Society For the Relief of
Tet Run Joove
Lunalilo
Japanese Translation Criticized for Translation Errors
Evrron Bunierin asks to insert lines in the paper and cites Mr A Rabashin in the Advertiser accusing the Japanese translation of the Regulations of the Board of Health of containing ludicrous mistakes and altering meaning. He notes the errors are evident to readers familiar with both languages.
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Evrron Bunierin
Board of Health
A. Rabashin
Ashford Urges Unified Fight Against Cholera In Letter
Clarence W. Ashford writes Henry Smith, Clerk of the Judiciary Department, expressing regret over cholera ravages but satisfaction with improved fighting conditions. He calls for united action and criticizes immigrant entry practices, suggesting quarantines for those admitted during the outbreak to prevent disease spread.
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Clarence W. Ashford
Henry Smith
Judiciary Department
Taine on the oiler Islands shopping by poet or Kerr samples
The note suggests Taine and others on the oiler Islands should pursue the opportunity to obtain wholesale samples through L. B. Kerr, aiming to secure a single yard at wholesale prices. The message reads as guidance to apply for supplier samples and favorable pricing.
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L. B. Kerr
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