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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
5
Daily stock and commodity quotations including world markets. Mentions sugar prices at 342 cents, various stocks and bonds at minor figures, and general market action with brief reference to exchange rates. Names and figures appear in fragmented OCR style.
A sprawling, garbled OCR clipping references judges, prosecutors, and various names in a legal context. It hints at trials, hearings, and delays, with scattered mentions of people, places, and dates, but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A correspondent’s Cuba report from January 16 describes how U S and British owners hold extensive property and fear the United States troop withdrawal from Galicia. It notes crop disruption, hurricane and flood damage, and scarce rainfall raising cane costs and reducing predicted production. The writer expects higher wages to sustain cane labor and a gloomy sugar outlook with smaller yields and delayed planting after the harvest.
A scattered local and general news digest notes business meetings, stockholder gatherings, court actions, and civic notices. Items mention the Martha American Agricultural Co meeting, real estate transfers, a land plantation sale, notary moves, and police actions. Government officials discuss storm damage, road work, and legislative readiness, with multiple mentions of local firms and residents.
San Pramelacn Exchange quotations for sungaie stocks dated February 7 list prices for Hawaiiin se SM Hovolan and other titles. Text notes slight price movements and mentions Kilauea hanes and Mukaweli with several figures, reflecting a cautious currency tone amid market tension.
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