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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
5
A fragmented market report discusses sugar prices, futures, and trade dynamics. It mentions prices in pounds per ton, expected crop yields for 1906, and influences from Cuba, Europe, and financial factors amid a cautious market outlook.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled list with numbers like 485 cents and scattered names. The readable bits mention Stoge Gall Weel Ten and Sagan Uy, with references to prices and entities, but the text lacks a coherent event or clear subject. It appears as a damaged note or catalog fragment with mixed names and a price.
A jumble of want ads and notices lists trades and services from landlords to carpenters. It mentions exchanges for property, lawn mowers, and quick trades, plus local events like a dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and an assortment of contractors, inns, and retail lines. The page notes legal proceedings, weather mentions, and various local business references.
A London report notes Austrian December production at 185000 tons vs 250000 in December 1905, hinting at a slight drop in output. Cuban campaign activity remains active with cautious buying pressure and rising offerings, while Cuba crop developments and Caribbean projections stir markets. Reports from Cairo and other sources quote opinions on American control and prospects abroad, with traders noting possible disturbances but overall tentative stabilization.
A bulletin notes a shortage at a local post office and references a clerk named Frank Dillon who has been discharged and is under vow in Honolulu. The report mentions alleged connections to the accounts of Kahnhul i.a, Coy ty and recounts a shortage observed in the office funds.
Attorney General Peters ordered all notary commissions reissued to identify valid notaries and remove substitutions. The move aims to end past mix ups where commissions were crossed or swapped, improving accuracy and preventing wrongful practice. No individual commissions were canceled except for one tied to a convicted husband-beater barred from law.
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