Health Board Deliberates Smallpox and Pay Raise Decisions
The Board of Health met with President E Raymond and members Cooper Dole Winston and Emerson plus Executive Officer Pratt. They approved raising registrar C Charlock’s pay from 100 to 125 monthly and discussed Parker ranch cattle supply to Hawaii as well as steamship and laundry issues, with debate over funding, probes, and public health duties.
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Minister Conger in Honolulu on leave from China
United States Minister to China H. Conger and family visited the Moana Hotel in Honolulu where he said he would not resign to govern Iowa and that he planned a three month rest before resuming negotiations on indemnities. He discussed Russia Japan peace, the pace of treaty talks, and warned that setbacks could trigger wider upheaval in China.
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Wilder's boats adjust schedule for Felene repairs
Wilder's steamer Felene will sail to San Francisco for temporary rudder repairs after an injury at Laupaboehoe. The Claudine shifts to a ten day cycle, Ghee changes to a rotating weekly pattern, and Mokolli tows Alibe Kimball while Helene is away. The Lehua maintains Moldke ports, with Helene on the marine railway expected to come off today.
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War talk and Korean decline feared in Far East
From Yokohama April dispatches a sharp debate on Japan versus Russia in Manchuria. Leaders publicly advocate decisive war while popular mood remains tense though not panicked. Korea’s royal court is blamed for ruin amid intrigue as border tensions rise and Chinese frontier incidents continue.
Dr Ament Speaks After Peking Looting Charges
The Nippon Maru brought Rev Dr W Ament among its passengers. He heads the American Board of Missions in China and denies any looting ties. He notes China’s dark outlook, Russia Japan relations, and hopes for a Christian renewal once order returns.
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The Coming Porto Ricans Depart for Hawaii
In Ponce Puerto Rico on March 2 an expedition of Hawaiian bound emigrants sailed on the Californian. About six per family, some with eleven, travel as sturdy laborers while 1,200 locals gathered for mass and rites. Emigration, urged by the Hawaiian Planters Association, aims to reduce overpopulation despite objections.
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