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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
5
The garbled text references President Taft and reactions to his policies. It hints at trade centers, industrial vigor in towns, and public sentiment about economic protectionism. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece suggests debate over tariff policy and national markets.
Fragmented text portrays a heated discussion on sugar quotas, exhibitions, and political meddling. It references Benes Harnor egurophidons, McRae wominay, and debates over funding and appropriations, with scattered mentions of Hawaii and civic concerns.
A morning paper calls for immediate action to secure Pearl Harbor appropriations, stressing Honolulu’s energy and backing from Army and Navy officials. It warns Congress must not delay and that neglect would jeopardize the dock project and national sentiment.
An editorial feud erupts after The Bulletin published an interview claiming to quote Bishop Hughes and Rev Dr Koos about Rev Dr Jones. Jones denies authoring the piece while the Advertiser questions the paper’s honesty and accuracy. The dispute centers on who prepared and released the interview and which version appeared in the morning papers.
An unclear report references a neon mule topic connected with Harber appropriation and a final event in the Aus Perelan Will. It mentions Lori 00 Faw and a detective and suggests a weathered conclusion. The readable details name several people and a local authority without clear context.
The fragment cites names like Rev. Me Jone and Dr Jones and mentions the Morning paper amortion with unclear references to the Hart Hie paper. It notes that the writers resist taking the Advere tier as a joke and mocks a gallery mont.
The report discusses April shipments, duty paid costs for 96 degree sugar, and near term price optimism. It notes refined sugar stock pressures, potential spot market rise, and banking liquidity aiding Cuban exports while refiners seek cover for summer demand. cargoes to the United Kingdom and New York are mentioned amid evolving European parity.
In sugar stocks the United States held 160000 tons while Cuba totals reached 588762 tons, up 71572 tons from last year. World visible supply stood at 2140000 tons versus 3450000 a year prior. The Havana region shows cane dryness, rail efforts move sugar to Havana Matanzas and Cardenas, with some early grinding halts noted in Matanzas and nearby provinces.
A long message outlines crop prospects with a likely heavy harvest by April, noting potential 1,050,000 tons and possible slight excess under favorable weather. Rain in April or early May could ruin estimates, while recent showers aided land preparation for next year. Europe reports favorable field conditions and delayed market activity due to lack of buyers, with predictions aligning to recent market signals.
A report describes strong global sugar markets with rising prices and steady demand for Cuban sugar shipments to the United Kingdom and Europe. It notes 160,000 bags sold for shipment, total miles value of 65,000, and ports like Amsterdam and Antwerp showing interest, with refined sugar prices largely unchanged and forward buying advised to cover future needs. The Federal Sugar Company offers a $250 basis with 2 percent for buyers seeking protection.
Honolulu city and county supervisors set a noon meeting for next Wednesday to approve payrolls. The session aims to finalize measures and advance the ordinance for a third reading and final passage.
Shakespeare reciter Mannall Darrach of New York performs The Comedy of Errors and selections from his writing at the Marshall Darrach recital tonight at the Alex Anderson Young Hotel. Background notes indicate Beth performance Monday night. Tickets priced 92.00 to 1.56 offered at Wall Nichols store on King Street.
Mayor Fern has received a petition from the Honolulu Beauty Hotel and Mount Hotel management requesting installation of an additional arc light on Waikiki Road near the hostels. They say the road is too dark at night for safe travel and the request will get favorable consideration from the Committee on Light Water.
unclear report details show Marston Catmptel in mayoral office seeking removal for failing to clear the Judd grounds lot known as Waikiki. territory proposes to improve the property.
An old world remedy named Grove's Bromo Quinine promises quick relief from colds with a headache reducing laxative. Marketed by Paris Medicine Co in Saint Louis, USA, the box features BW and GROVE'S signature. The claim touts four colds cured in one day.
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