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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
3
Mr John Markle of Maine reports that trading independent companies accuse railway unions of coercive practices. They claim they will not yield to certain demands and warn that they will not accept inferior terms in their contracts.
A long discussion notes Brazil's impact on coffee prices in New York during a convention of Central and South American growers. It cites expert Herman Sietek, analyzes price declines, supply and demand, and the potential outcomes for 1902 with emphasis on the US as a major consumer and Brazil as a key producer, warning of continued cautious markets unless unexpected changes occur.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and groups such as Mr Cotstock and The Union, references a president and legislature, and discusses an appropriation of $2000 for the Associated Charities with aerial running costs. Content is garbled and difficult to verify for precise facts.
Steamer Mikahala reports arrival with cargo including 87 ogHE 1 horse 21 hides and 88 packages. Sugar shipments listed such as 2000 bags VK ms WV Me Mak 19750 and other values. A trust deed from Alexander Young Building Company to Bishop & Co seeks to secure 250000 in 6 percent bonds.
Omaritana rehearsals announce a Pelin Howle ball and Honotoin symphony style sessions. A chorus rehearsal is scheduled for Friday evening with a second session Saturday at 7 30 o'clock in K5ike hall.
Eminent Vienna surgeon Dr Adolf Lorens impresses with plain, hardworking manner. He explains a hip dislocation case with a patient and demonstrates a hip movement, drawing astonishment and interest from the audience and professionals alike.
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