Board on the Move Condemns Block One as Insanitary
Three deaths yesterday from bubonic plague prompt the Board of Health to extend quarantine to fifteen days and condemn insanitary blocks around Chinatown and near Kaumakapili Church. Pauli a 12 year old Hawaiian boy died in a Beretania Street tenement. Ah Chow a 45 year old Chinese man died at Kakaako detention camp. Keola a 40 year old Hawaiian died with pulmonary plague symptoms. Bodies cremated. health officials note detention camp conditions and need for expanded quarantine.
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Board of Health
Chinatown
Abi
Ewa
Kaumakapili
Cea Pauli
Ah Chow
Kakaako
Bowman
Keola
Garvin
Paull
Wood
Kauimakapiti
Kaumakapili Church
Eleanor Prendergast
Kukui
Beretania
River Streets
River
Pauahi
Maunakea
Achi
Choy Lee
Panahi
Maunakes
Wisaster
Bayi
Still Another Case of Plague Fire and Inspections at Honolulu
A sick Chinese child was found with plague symptoms near King and Richards streets. The city destroyed cottages from Kukui lane to Nuuanu street and burned the area to contain the outbreak. Officials including President Wood and Dr Day inspected blocks, declaring Block 1 insanitary and infected, with plans to destroy condemned structures and extend disease control measures.
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Chld
King and
Ricards Streets
Thea Kukui Lane
Nuuanu Street
Wood
Dr. Day
George W. Smith
F. M. Hatch
Board of Health
Hunt
Maunakea Street
Waikiki
Kukui Lane
Fred
Orpheum Theater
Pali
Night Attack at Mafeking Aids Boer Surrender News
From Cape Town dispatch dated November 16 the correspondent reports lively fighting around Mafeking. Baden-Powell keeps Boers on the move and thwarts bombardment while Cronje shifts to heavy guns. A daring night raid by Captain Fitzclarence breaks Boer trenches, with British losses and one prisoner. Refugees arrive as De la Rey accepts annexation, and Boer authorities seize mines near Johannesburg.
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New York
New York Times
Cape Town
Cronje
Pretoria
Fortia
Baden-Powell
Fitzclarence
Mafeking
Fitzclarencé
Botha
Fitzelareress
Vryburg
Hevie
Turrender
Volunteers
Poton
Vone Kekewich
Bix
Stott
South Africa
General de la Rey
Transvaal
Vierkleu
Sia
Barberton
Johannesburg
Hosken
Simon's Hay
Elandslaagte
Simonstown
Yaquis Far From Subdued in Sonora Uprising
Special dispatch from Ortiz, Sonora, reports Mexican authorities plan to send more troops to Yaqui country. General Torres commands about 5,000. estimates say at least 5,000 more or double may be needed due to terrain. Indians scattered into roving bands harassing soldiers and looting supply trains.
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Austin
Tex
Ortiz
Sonora
Mexico
Torres
Indiana
The Doric Arrives At The Port With 80 Tons Of Goods
The Doric docked at porta 72 amid a set night bustle. Four men from Yokotivana reported by the quay with 80 tons of merchandise. A record breaker run was noted as Phvalelan did not board the Ta, while several crew could not be disembarked. Ty wh came ashore this morning.
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Dea
Porta
Dave
Yokotivana
Er Malis
Track War Frays On King Street Between Transit Firms
Rapid Transit Company men clash with Tramways staff as rails are laid on the makai side of King Street in front of the Arlington hotel. A crowd gathers while Manager Pain resists Rail placement, and police intervene to keep order during a tense stalemate that ends with Pain withdrawing.
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the and Transit Company
Tramways Company
Maka
King Street
Mauka
Rapid Transit Company
Makas
Arlington Hotel
Fort Street
Ballentyne
Pain
Marshal Brown
Marshal Chilingworth
Rapid Transi
Sandwich
Alakea Street
Mr. Pain
J’ Hen
Thurston Interviewed on City Transit Fight Issues
Lorrin A Thurs ton president of the Rapid Transit Company explains to an Advertiser representative that the dispute centers on whether the Tram Company can block Rapid Transit from entering the business district. He says the Tram Company is the aggressor and Rapid Transit acts in self defense to avoid being run over as plans to enter the city from the east along Young Street unfold.
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Lorrin A. Thurston
Rapil Transit
Young Street
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Hawaiian Gazette
Walter G. Smith
A. W. Pearson
C. 3. Falk
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Lyle A. Dickey
P. O. Box
Honolulu, H. J. King and
Bethel Streets
Frederick W. Job
Marquette Building
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
W. R. Castle
Honolulu, H. J
Whitney & Nichols
Brewer’s Block
Cor. Fort
Hotel Sts
Hotel St
W. F. Allen
Bishop’s Bank
Grinbaum & Co., Ltd
San Francisco
Honolulu
Front St. Queen St
D. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
General Commission
Queen St
H. 1
Hoffschlaeger & CO
King and Bethel Sts
A. Schaefer & CO
Hawaiian Islands
Sabert Lewera
F. J. Lowrey
Co. M. Cooke
Lewers & Cooke
Hawaiian Wine CO
Frank Brown
St. Honolulu
H. L
the Western and Hawaiian Investment Co., Ltd
Ssgxkey
W.W. W. Hall
Wilder & CO
C. Hustace
King St Tel
Amily
Tgnsolidated Soda Water Works Co., Ltd
Ssolanade
Cor
Fort and
Allen Sta
Honolulu Iron Works CO
The
Hawaiian Gazette CO
King and Richards Streets
Pauahi Street
Day
F. M. Watch
Hendry
Advertiser
Simon's Bay
Geluh
Doric
Thurston
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