Beet Sugar Is a Money Maker for American Company
The American Sugar Company held its annual meeting in Jersey City led by Henry J. Oxnard and W. Bayard Cutting. The report notes 1901 progress with refinery capacity and profit setbacks due to high operating expenses, while predicting future beet sugar competitiveness and lower European acreage after sugar bounty abolition.
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New York
Apr
Armen Carninen
Maintenaner
BOLTI
Krom
Maintenan
Cottingett
Cultinsien
Lotto
Oxnard
Ollene Seatenday
Hawaiian Sugar Policy Debate by Mondell Revisits Hawaii Industry
Special to Washington reports Mondell of Wyoming discusses Hawaii sugar, its planters, and their export strategy amid free competition. He notes long study in Hawaii on growth, duty payments, and market pricing influenced by New York markets and freight costs. He cites a potential agreement benefiting planters while warning of broader trade implications for the United States and its allies.
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Washington
Repriwe Stativy
Mondell
Wyoming
Norke
Jon
Hawaii
Forkun
Lecmine
Ie Hwalantey
Wien
Hiwelinn
Genthe van Lu
New York
Chiteman
Cali
Ory
After the Macedonians in Mule April 15 event report
A disrupted sequence from Mule describes a Kurint Government decision tied to Macedonian agitation. The text notes chief Hyente and the committees acting in forming a faction and mentions plans related to the secession movement and local governance. The fragment hints at formal actions by authorities and political tensions.
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Sota
Hulkafia
Mule
Kurint
Fem
Seattle Beer Cure Ad Sparks Controversy at Saloon
The bulletin reports a sensational claim that Hainer Beer cures a gold in one day using laxative tablets sold at the Criterion Saloon. J W. Grove signs the notice promising a refund if the remedy fails. Boxes allegedly labeled with a price of 86 cents entice readers. The advertisement invites subscriptions at $1 per year or 7 cents per month.
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Criterion
J. W. Grove
Perea
White Ibn Keeney
A.M. Tinensand
Women's Chistian Temperance Union
Indore
Ur Uiniot
Honotiney Holt
Hadley Accused of Nora Fuller Murder
April 1 report says Chief of Vallee Wittuiag announced Dr. Hadley, a longtime accountant, as Nora Fuller’s murderer. Detective work centers on handwriting matches and a torn paper clue found in Hadley’s lodging. authorities claim a consistent chain of evidence ties him to the crime and motive.
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Hay Francisco
Vallee Wituiag
Nora Vuller
Hadley
Bust Boas
The
Examiner
Nova Fuller
Maddy
J Lodgings
C. Bo Hawkins
Nora Watler
Andy
Madhey
Garth
Hettn
Puller
Pollow Wittman
Cap Bette
Det Segiauy
Elmsley
Depont
Hindley
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Hollister
Fraternal Directory
Harmony Lodge
Harmony Hall
King Street
H. McKechny
B. KR Hendry
Mystic Lodge NO. 2
K. of PL
Gelock
Wiaiting Brothers
H. J. Gallagher
AB Murphy
K. Broahy
K. of P
Mystic Lodge
F.W. Dunn
C. Aldrich
R& 8
B. W. Quinn
Union St
Main
EB. T. Dreier
C Q. Yee Hop & Co
Kahikinui
Berdania Street
Alakea
Sang Chan
Nuwow
VO Reem TL
Wren
Alameda
Coast Express
Walls, Fargo & Co
Masonic
New England
Castle & Lansdale Real Estate
Stangenwald
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
King ST
Bethel
Oahu Ice and Electric Co Telephone
Hoffian & Markham
J. J. Williams
Boston
A. A. Montano Fine Millinery
L.S. Melick
School Street
Honolulu
Ee Tan BG
Dake’s
Exch
Age van Praweasco
EA Ofocohod
American — Company
Cood Financial
Peice
Anwar
Ganmnion
United States
Brunkels
Europe
Kia
Elven
Wrrlin
Kimperor
Elery
Thiany
Tentlaw
Seattle
Nora Fuller
Morgan
Agelion
Witihoni
Bravins Vy
A.C. Hammond
Mer Exchange Bulling
Bar
Holt
A. Crawford
Pokegama
Oranya
M. H. de Reman
Asa Ok
M. H. McLaughlin
Droge Storen
Oooe
Primo ‘Bock’ Beer
Crystal Spring
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Consolidated Soda Water Works Go., Ltd
T. i. Works
Fort St
Queen St
Brooklyn
Alakea GT
Merchant
Queen
W. M. Cunningham
Dno
Schaeter
L. S. Mathews
Fort Street
Orpheum Black
Pearl City
Roma
Aratelwae
Ghapman
Oahu
Allways
Haase
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