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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
4
A scrambled paragraph references subscription prices for a LA Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, mixed with garbled mentions of places like Kanalae Island and Annapolis. The text also alludes to a professor and various historical names, but the overall content is incoherent.
An officer of the European sugar sector reports on the beet and cane sugar balance, price controls, and production methods. The piece discusses the impact of bounties, moisture and drought, and the shift toward more equal global competition as the new sugar year opens with reduced beet output in Europe and potential stock reductions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses sugar crops, planting costs per count, and production estimates from the International Association for Sugar Slits. It cites MACIALON and mentions per capita consumption, European sterling prices, and anticipated market demand versus supply.
Readers learn of a Hawaii promotion organized by the school children and the promotion committee. The effort aims to collect information and views from mainland schools, solicit contributions, and gather photographs and illustrations of Hawaiian scenery and events for a proposed world tour book by Fred C Chamberlain.
Henry Covida resigns from the Fifth District Mennihienn Community en o6 meeting amid party tensions. The letter cites respect for wishes, calls for unity, and notes a need for immediate action. A long recount of local politics follows with references to government actions, a proposed retirement, and a forthcoming event in Honolulu dated February 1805.
Morning sales include Ewa at 62 7) and Bw. WU Me at 92 dollars with 10 dollar move. Afternoon listings show Mt Walolie and Hot with unclear prices.
Honolulu letter complains brokers hide execution status of orders on the stock exchange hindering business. Writer seeks timely news of whether orders to buy or sell were executed, or current price quotes when execution impracticable. Calls for brokers to inform clients of market state and allow informed judgment. Dated Honolulu February 6.
High Sheriff clarifies Waipahu gambling links to plantation workers while stating plantation efforts to curb gambling. Mention of a raid by a special force and plantation officers’ work. Myrtle Boat Club annual meeting plans a water race for May with elected officers and trustees. Public notices and legal listings advertised in the Evening Bulletin.
The examination of seven Pane dictates for cadetship at Annapolis continues with geometry history grammar dictation and polling. Questions include proving base angles of isosceles triangles equal and area relations and circle geometry. The superintendent will not release results. Delegate Katanianacle will select one candidate and two alternates for West Point and Annapolis.
Weather data from Young shows temperature around 70 with morning minimum near 71. Humidity at 71 percent. Barometer, wind velocity and direction listed with gusts. Rainfall over 24 hours 0.00 inches. Total wind movement 183 miles. Section Director Alex McAdiar? ABIU.BY appears as signature.
The Henry Waterhowe Company this morning received the following tablegram from J Pollitz and Co of San Francisco. The notice signals inactivity in market listings and prompts scrutiny of current prices and supply lines amid uncertain demand.
Governor Carter ordered an inquiry and now possesses a new Midavite document alleging Kanin Anions, the Kaune condary, was never maltreated while Inenstony. Denials come from Katnu Anton and affidavits from Filah Sheriff Henry, Ware ren Kaman, and Turnkey Kentakul. The governor will forward documents on February 9 1906 to Mille at the 11 o'clock session in San Francisco. Market notes follow with Noales Honokua and Hawaiian Comet & Sugar shares.
Transactions recorded Jan 25 1905 to Jun 4 1908 involving buyers WM Campbell Win Le Peterson Kin Ching Lam Louie Mark and others in Honolulu Oahu with properties on Vineyard Street Iwilei Kul 11058 and Nunanu Road among others. prices range from 200 to 575 dollars and notices reference RP and leasehold deeds with multiple parcels and dates.
A large group of Chinese gamblers arrested at Oar hu plantation were arraigned and pleaded guilty in Police Court this morning. Each was fined four dollars plus court costs. A separate batch of Palo gamblers faced charges and penalties.
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