Stock Market Turmoil Cited Causes and Prospective Legislation
The article argues that rapid market advances were driven by rich interests engineering high prices and later forced liquidations. It reviews possible effects of anti trust and railroad regulation bills, the Supreme Court’s Norton case outcomes, and anticipated changes in federal incorporation law. Bond purchases and easing money conditions abroad are noted as signs of improving liquidity, with England and London markets influencing rates and money in circulation.
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Dade
Mal
Hawker Henry Clews
New York
Clews
Havng
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Company
Iiegal
Washington
Hayean
Crucia
Suprema Court
United States
Siona
Niet Jy
Itma
Berlin
London
Block Exchange
Wales
Bank of England
Imperial Relehebank
Fotton
Sterroont Med
Fractured Opinion Pieces on Local Politics and Finance
A garbled report discusses Honolulu car owners, Floral Varady, and corporate influence in Philadelphia elections. It notes town pride, local support for investments, and warnings about outsiders, hospital deals, and dividends. It hints at stock market ideas and questionable returns amid political rhetoric.
New York City Faces Billion-Dollar Economic Strain
The city endures a dramatic contraction in security value and a large number of major market players withdrawing, prompting diverse explanations. Authorities and observers weigh how policy, finance, and governance influence this downturn and its impact on the broader economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Smiles A Tale Of A Honeymoon Riotous Memory
An old Brooklyn scene recalls a preacher’s Sunday School request about a Bible letter from a brother and a friend named Loy Murphy. The anecdote centers on a misunderstood exchange about a honeymoon and the odd forgiveness found in a church memory. The piece preserves local flavor and period voice in compact reminiscence.
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Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Simall
Pat Murphy
Hus
Real Estate Prices and Market Outlook
Notice highlights a six room house on Anapuni Street listed at 3750 dollars. Mentions rising interest rates and a shift away from fund withdrawals amid market concerns and prudent preparation for possible disaster.
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Anapuni
Taig Se Ae
Annual reports of plantations and Pioneer mill notes
The document outlines plantation details including 1012 eq at Merete over 600 acres and 700 to 800 acres of tattoos included in the crop. It notes general good plantation condition, new boilers installed, main fumes rebuilt, and one still needing attention by year end. Ditch company water deliveries remain steady but dry months November and December were notably short with December average 5,065,082 gallons.
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Merete
Kohaix Ditch Company
Wireless 1 Co Li feud at thin morn IARs meeting
The stockholders meeting showed a past year net profit of 71068.01 with huge sugar crop plans. Projections estimate 2500 acres of plant cane and virgin lands producing about 25500 tons of sugar if favorable summer conditions hold. New homes were built for Portuguese and Russians, with 20 more planned and major water works expanding supply and reservoirs to enable more land under cultivation. Elections named J F Hackfeld as president and D P R Twenenberg as first vice president along with other officers for the coming year.
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Thin Morn Iar
Kanpapati
Launiupoko
Theodivora
Alredora
J. F. Hackfeld
D. PR. Twnenberg
H. Packs
W. Pfotenhauer
J. Klamp
A. Hane
Bers
B.D. Tenney
T. Cooks
He” Trent
I. Atherton
MP Robinson
Maui Agricultural Company annual meeting notes record year and crops
The Maui Agricultural Company reports a prosperous year with a banner crop and net sugar and merchandise profits of $803,801.07. Crop yields for 1909 were high, with 28,710 tons manufactured from 26,000 tons anticipated, and harvesting began November 16, 1909. Plans for 1910 include 1621 acres of plantains and 2410 acres of tattoons.
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MAU! Agricultural Company
Maui Agricultural Company
H. A. Baldwin
Keahue
Kroma Pala
Luria
Niger
Local farm program advances with varied crop trials
The report details planting plans for watermelons sunflowers and pineapples plus experimental melon plots. It notes steam plow acquisitions from England improvements in rubber and olive cultivation on multiple plots and foresees 200 000 trees and 23 000 on ranch lands. A new hospital was built and stock capital rose to 2 250 000 with a dividend set at 5 cents per share monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promine Weil
Baliwin
England
Ceara
Nahiky Sugar Company
Pacific Sugar Mill Sees 6000 Tons In 1910 Harvest
The Pacific Sugar Mill reports 1910 crop from 1570 acres plant cane and 448 acres ratoons, projected at 6000 tons. The 1900 yield was 5260 tons, with future crops from 275 acres plant cane and 70 acres ratoon cane. Planting began early June, stands described as exceptionally fine. The Hawaiian Irrigation Company will deliver water by the tower drag in July for a steady supply.
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Pacific Sugar Mill
Abreus
Pacific Sugar ‘Mill
Wan Road
Stackholders of Thin Company
Hawaiian Irrigation Company
Wonokan Buyer Company reports strong crop year and new directors
The annual Wonokan Buyer Company report shows 1959 cane output of 781 tons and 1493 tons sugar on 1,480 acres plant cane and 1,370 acres ratoons with a 1909 start date. Projections for 1910 and 1911 include planting 1,850 acres plant cane and 1,820 acres ratoons, with labor conditions noted as stable. Directors elected include FA Behnne for president, Wyle Baird, Pollits, and W Waldron, with audit duties assigned to the Audit Company of Hawaii and a board slate led by P. A. Behnnte and W. H. Baird.
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Honokaa
Wonokan Buyer Company
Wading Dee. A
Mechinic
hawaaHot
Minager
Gjordrum
Wyle Baird
Wee
Vlooptvelder
W. Waldron
H Bchwarts
We. Lane
Company of Hawaii
P. A. Behnnte
W. H. Baird
W. Lane
J. W. Waldror
H. Pooks
George Kenton
BE. H. Wo
Pain Sugar Officers Elect at Annual Stockholders Meeting
The following officers and directors were elected at the annual stockholders meeting this morning HM P Baldwin provident 8M Damon view pres J P Cooke treasurer BE
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S Tockholders
HM. P. Baldwin
Provident
Damon
J.P. Cooke
Diy Bara Council Members Named In Meeting Text
Fragmentary OCR lists Waxton as secretary and John Waterhound C H Atherton as directors. The text appears to refer to a Bara of Diy reeture with secretary as central role, but details are garbled and names may be incomplete.
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Waxton
John Waterhound
C. H. Atherton
Kohala Land Company Elects Officers and Directors
At the annual meeting on February 28 1910 Kohala Land Company Limited reelected directors for the ensuing year and appointed officers to serve the same term. Directors listed include CM Atherton B FL and OC UM Atherton with 7 H PATRIK serving as auditor and ELD as secretary in Honolulu Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohala Land Company, Limited
Anton
CM. Atherton
Atherton
Premnupee
Tohhpys Ese
Vseo
H. Patrik
Kohala Land Company
Lamitod
Honolulu
Kohala Sugar Company Elects Officers and Directors
Shareholders meeting in Honolulu on February 28 elects officers CG Cooke as president HL Cooke as vice president R He foreman term?. CM as secretary MOP as treasurer and Kobinion as auditor. The officers also form the board of directors for the wartime period. KW Trent signs as secretary. February 28, 1990.
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Kohala Sugar Company
Honolulu
Corm
Tor Ng Yee
HL Cooke
He 'Tront -Becretery
Kobinion
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Joe R. Parrington
Caneda
Honea Aere Reeve Ee Veet
Peti
Formative
Fbvenes
Territory of
Hawaii
Telae
Moculd
Lowell
Ovrasion
Philadelphia
Tabor
Enyterprivax
Faily
Palatin Hospital
Atlyhuliders
Cou haMry
Povsent
Boolie Jin
College Hills
Wits Res
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Somashapicanie
Kapiolani Street
Bishop Trust Company, Ltd
Sou
Pioneer
Waterhouse Trust
Pablo Valley
Manoa Valley
Kaimuki
Thurston Avenue
Fort and Merchant Streets
Wireless
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
NEW Today
Watmea Sugar MN Company
Pebrimry
D. Tenney
Ssa
Treamurer
Howells Oo
Wich
Robinsons Ss. Cess Adm
W. E. Rowell
Tme
T. H. Petrip
Waimea Sugar Mill Company
Fep
Kohala Land Company Limited
Trent
Kobala Sugar Company
Monojulu
Aiga
Gurrey
Cyko
Fort Street
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