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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
4
A mangled horse carcass lay on Fitch Avenue attracting public concern and triggering criticism of the Health Department. Residents reported delays in removal as officials blamed procedural lapses and staffing shortages, prompting calls for stronger public health action and quicker disposal.
In the street near a Korean dowry they lived as a wagon arrived to remove it. They had to cover the scene with lime due to rapid decomposition. I call it a rotten shame and a dingrice to the Health Department, Waialae.
A dispute in Maw Ghat Court questions whether a Board of Health may require a license and location certificate to operate a laundry. Judge De Holt hears the case after a 30 fee bond and constitutional challenges to the health board’s power. Deputy County Attorney Milverton represents the city. Judge Humphreys weighs rights to dictate business locations. The decision could set broad precedent for laundry and other enterprises.
A trio of housing notices: a three bedroom house on G line for base use, a four room house with 50 by 100 lot, located in Rauana Valley, plus a rental inquiry from Mery Chen seeking occupancy.
Alameda navigator Phelps, famed for speed on the wires, separated from his three week wife Miss McKay after she changed her mind in Frisco. He plans to keep working the line and awaits a possible reunion if she returns to meet him. divorce grounds forgone.
Joshua Tucker of the Territorial Land Department completed duties on Kauai securing high prices for Kapaa and Anahola lands. The Hale Wan a Krone muCCORM and the total sale amount reached 1782.00 with Tucker receiving a free land allotment. His expedition yielded prices above government expectations amid untroubled proceedings.
In the Police Court this morning Judge Andrade sentenced George Kaee to pay a $200 fine and costs after Kaee was brought before him on the gambling charge. The judge previously warned Kaee about future prosecutions.
A four year growth tumor case is claimed cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after failed medical advice. The ad cites testimonials from Lindley, Inc. and praises the remedy as a trusted female health treatment for decades. It urges readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham for confidential advice.
A garbled court report lists multiple defendants and vague charges. Some names appear mangled, with mentions of fines, suspensions, and possible drinking offenses. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a Chinaman and a Molling suspect imply a 19th or early 20th century session.
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