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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
5
The text presents a fragmented excerpt mixing literary allusions with political commentary on Public Works and water rates. It references a range of topics from churchgoing and fashion to municipal irrigation funding and tariff debates, signaling a period piece with social critique and legislative tensions.
The text notes a large Republican majority in the House supporting the prevent law with all Democrats voting in favor of repeal. It mentions one thousand Republicans opposing the bill on passage last August and hints at factional dynamics affecting the upcoming campaign. It suggests the party will align with the President on key issues.
The Rhode Island veteran Nelson Aldrich announces retirement at term end, signaling a major shift as the Senate faces upheaval and reevaluation. Observers say Aldrich’s exit, like Uncle Joe Cannon’s, could trigger radical changes in national politics and party control amid a restless public mood.
A sugar market symposium reviews views from authorities as prices drift. Analysts warn of temporary stabilization before potential declines, while refiners monitor developments and demand signals amid Cuban crop notes and shifts in consumption expectations. The discussion notes Hawaii’s market adjustments and continuing uncertainty.
The Cearnihon Rio company circular notes sugar refiners facing abundant melting stock and weak demand due to a strike closing the largest refinery. It cites favorable next season prices but warns only a temporary improvement as port congestion and refined sugar supply persist. An enterprise linked to Trivt is mentioned in connection with a major inn.
An April sugar market report outlines buyer and seller actions in New York and London. It details price movements for various delivery months, refiners competing on price, export volume to the U K, and near term expectations as stocks adjust. It notes refiners delaying premium payments and buyers preparing to adjust positions as market warrants.
Three ocean frontage lots in Sea View Manoa are offered together for a short time at 1000 dollars. The properties measure 75 by 150 feet each, high and nightly. Seize the exceptional bargain while available.
The weekly Cuba cable shows minor changes with 56,000 tons received and 172 central gvi g, while revised Cuban crop estimates range from 1,000,000 to 1,675,090 tons. London sugar futures edge up slightly, then steady, with refined sugar prices firm as US refiners adjust offers and Europe acts as a steady export buyer of about 15,000 tons.
The report notes total visible sugar stocks at 3 336 075 tons with 2 590 901 tons held in Europe and America. Weekly declines of 910 066 tons offset by renewed shipments and early May arrivals, while world supply remains above last year by about 200 260 tons. Quoted prices hold at 4 1/2 for centrifugals as producers adjust imports and shipments into April and May.
Fragmented report notes April and May market activity and cane production in Cuba and the United States. It cites tonnages for stock, production in Cuba, and projected crops amid rain and weather expectations, with several central mills described as ending work.
A fragment discusses Laguna land suitability and irrigation issues along with a Washington dispatch on a push for an investigation into friar lands in the Philippines. Representative Martin accuses the Attorney General of backing a massive friar land grab by the sugar trust, prompting a denial from Wickersham and planned continued inquiry.
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