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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
10
Honolulu stock exchange notes latest sugar quotation at 3.98 cents per pound, equivalent to 79.00 dollars per ton, indicating a firm price level for traders. The brief market update records the current rate and converts it to a tonnage value for context.
A garbled 19th century style discussion outlines Theodore Roosevelt as a potential U S president amid clashes of factions, with mentions of reformers, party dynamics, and a focus on leadership, public service, and the political scene. The piece references figures such as Latimer and others, and hints at the era's belligerent tone and evolving party influence in New York politics.
The report describes Sunny Jim delaying a voyage from Los Angeles to Honolulu and San Francisco with stops at Santa Barbara and other coastal points. It notes the family's plan to travel by motor car, the journey to Honolulu, and later return toward San Francisco. The article mentions property owned in Honolulu and expected investments tied to the voyage.
Montserrat orders Lopez to be presented before the grand jury per national court procedure. Details describe filings, judge, and the district court proceedings with officials involved in the matter. The report notes jurisdiction and timing but omits sensitive outcomes.
A chaotic Chicago presidential scene unfolds as Roosevelt supporters clash with Ward leaders over the temporary chairman selection. Wisconsin and New York factions push for specific delegates while Col Holmes and Vanderbilt figures loom large. the convention atmosphere remains tense amid headline political maneuvering.
Reports from Havana and allied posts describe the Cuban sit uiation worsening with reports of attacks on towns and calls for maneuvers by rebel forces. Amid confusion, the public comfort declines as authorities seek to avert broader violence and disruption.
Reports describe a disorderly scene as striking waiters clashed with police in New York. The unrest followed arrests of several union members, with authorities moving from nearby stations to quell the disturbance.
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