Honolulu Sugar Quotation Report June 25
The Honolulu Stock Exchange notes sugar at 3.92 cents per pound, equaling 79.60 dollars per ton. Quotation reflects current market value and indicates daily price level for traders and investors in Honolulu.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
12
The Honolulu Stock Exchange notes sugar at 3.92 cents per pound, equaling 79.60 dollars per ton. Quotation reflects current market value and indicates daily price level for traders and investors in Honolulu.
A sprawling, late snarky column riffs on Kansas politics and national figures, praising or lampooning leaders such as King, White, and Mason, with a whirlwind tour of policy debates, agriculture, and wartime era rhetoric. The piece mixes satire with local pride and critiques of governance.
Fragmentary report describes a heated Democratic convention with mentions of William de Bryan, Judge Allon He Parker, Charley Murphy, and multiple delegates. Notes a national committee meeting, temporary chairmanship, and looming tension between Willen and Clark delegations as party factions maneuver.
Local notes describe varied events and people with names like Korbi Me Mira MHL and Korine tied Diem, referencing gatherings, performances, and community updates amid scattered reports from Eleele area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Salvation Army events at Nanaia Kia and Mtulor Willie, with references to Lieut Col Hb and Major Wille. Mentions of a welcome meeting for Cox and planned appearances by leaders suggest a shift in leadership view and upcoming community engagement.
The Inter-ytand Company plans a Mauna Kea to Hilo excursion starting July third and returning Saturday. Tickets cost twenty dollars, with limited advance sales. The Maul travel line resumes operations with Wednesday to Friday sessions, per the readable fragments.
A reader letters feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during the menopause as a cure for aches and mood shifts. Women from Circleville Ohio and Asheville North Carolina report improved health after taking the remedy, urging others to try it.
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