Hawaii Board of Health adopts revised garbage rules 1905
The Hawaii Territory Board of Health meeting on December 6 1905 adopts amendments to rules restricting disposal and handling of garbage. Prohibits dumping in streets and requires covered containers of at least 12 cubic feet, with removal at least weekly unless ordered otherwise. Prohibits using decaying refuse for grading and mandates designated public dumping grounds. Signed by President and Governor G R Carter.
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Hawaii
Board of Health
Territory
Tarsumx Subscription Offer Promptly Announced
A brief notice promotes a subscription for the Tarsumx publication priced at $2.50 per year, inviting readers to enroll and receive ongoing issues at the stated rate.
Kona School Disturbance Settled After Arrests Made
Disturbance at Holwaloa school house in Kona ended with arrests of protesters led by Mrs Mary H Atcherly representing Mrs A Davis. Officials from Honolulu and local authorities secured the case. reports say conviction may have occurred but not confirmed and school resumed after a week away. Also US Supreme Court fisheries decision against Territory Hawaii impacts future condemnation actions and listed plaintiffs pursue multiple cases. Martial law potential eyed for Siberian railway districts amid ongoing tensions.
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A. Davis
Holwaloa
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Atcherly
Department of Public Instruction
M. F. Scott
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Henry
M. F. Prosser
Babbitt
Clark
District Court of
North Kona
Chas, Williams
Prosser
Mauna Loa
Washington
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Supreme Court of the
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Joseph O. Carter
Bernice Pauahi
Territory of
Hawaii
Territorial Supreme Court
S. M. Danton
United States Supreme Court
Kapiolani
J. O. Carter
Bishop Estate
Mary KE. Foster
Henry Smith
Guistan F. Ropert
The
Catholic Church
Mark P. Robinson
Catherine Stewart
Nanie R. Rice
Oahu Railway & Land Co
Bruce Cartwright
Queen Lilinokalani
Mary Lucas
John II Estate, Limited
Kaneohe Ranch Co
Heela
France Venezuela clash nears crisis in Paris report
Washington reports the dispute between France and President Castro of Venezuela is growing tense as investigators examine graft charges. Chicago dispatch notes the City Council formed a committee to probe graft amounting to five million dollars in payments to contractors and officials over the past decade.
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Castro
Venezuela
Chicago
President invites Congress on canal project as investigation urged
Washington January 9. The president sent a message to Congress inviting examination of the canal project. He asserts that charges of robbery and immorality connected with the matter are absolutely unfounded.
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Washington
Congress
Sere
Bangalore Arrives Burning Off Aracajo After Coal Cargo Fire
The American ship Bangalore capt Blanchard of 1560 tons, homeward from Philadelphia to Honolulu with coal for H Hackfeld & Co arrived Valparaiso with her cargo burning. She was spoken November 11th at 11 degrees south latitude and 34 degrees west longitude off Aracajo Brazil.
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Bangalore
Blanchard
Philadelphia
Honolulu
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Aracajo
Brazil
New Japanese Cabinet Approved by the Emperor
Tokio reports the Emperor has approved the newly formed cabinet. Other notes include a light earthquake felt in Kansas City and surrounding states, Japanese import collection regulations at Chefoo, and a collision between the battleships Alabama and Kentucky near New York with minor damage to Kentucky.
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Tokio
Middle West
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Bryan in the Philippines and global updates
W J Bryan was warmly welcomed at Bacolod, while posts in Peking and Manila report new viceroy appointments and military command changes. Washington notes shifts in Philippines departments as Corbin, Weston, and Williams exchange commands. Global dispatches cover Jewish emigration, Chinese student strikes, Baltic unrest, and Trans Pacific shipping plans.
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Philippines
Manila
W. J. Bryan
Bacolod
Washington, D. C
Leonard Wood
Corbin
Weston
Department of Luzon
Williams
Department of the Viscayas
Department of North St. Louis
De Witte Probably to Retire as Parliament Assembles
St Petersburg report says Premier De Witte is slated to retire when the Russian Parliament convenes. In London ex Premier Balfour faced frequent interruptions during a Manchester speech as rowdy elements disrupted him. The Lords deputy speaker Lee dots urges a legislative body to oversee Irish affairs under Parliament.
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St. Petersburg
London
Manchester
Balfour
Lee Dots
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Orl
Netley
Nowe of Lords
Revolutionists Control Caucasian Town Novorossiysk
The steamer Nicholas reports Novorossiysk in Caucasia is in revolutionist hands with the governor and other officials of the Russian government fleeing the town after their arrival in Odessa on January 6.
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Odessa
Nicholas
Novorossiysk
Caucasia
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