Speculation and sugar stocks flood Honolulu markets
The text traces a torrent of speculative chatter in sugar and other stocks, noting prices rising and investments flowing from Honolulu to Southern California. It mentions 4% stock returns, calls for vigorous paddle to push eggs, and a warning that only the wealthy can bear risks. It cites Tex Rickard and market manipulation chatter, with prospects of prices dropping to par as beet sugar hits ten shillings and raw sugar at four and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawall
Kaimuki
Ocean View Tract
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co
Honolulu
Unclear text hints at policy debate and American text
A fragmented passage discusses suspension of a law term and the idea of American text. It mentions the Bell tin Bulletin and a policy of protection. The readability is poor and many names and details are obscured. The item hints at a debate over American text and its protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Swent
Conkrees
Bulletin
Prohibition and Liquor Imports Debate Warns of Daily Woe
A morn ing paper review argues that banning imports will fail to curb liquor in the Territory. It predicts smuggled alcohol from Pacific ports and contraband goods will flood the harbor, increasing police costs and driving up fines as responsible authorities lose control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Biscult
Boda
Prohibition Debate Highlights City Alcohol Arrests
The St Louis Times notes the paradox of prohibition by showing monthly arrests for drunkenness despite prohibition claims. It argues prohibition does not prohibit and cites limited legal enforcement and local business effects as context for the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
ChattanooKa
Tenn
Bt. Louis
Mare
Jodie
Baur
Tempered Resolve in Hawaii Tempers and Government
An improvised note discusses economic disruption and alleged theft, claiming plans to destroy industry and property in Hawaii. It argues strong government, honesty, and temperate living as a solution, referencing public unrest and incapacity for self-government amid a volatile environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Woolley and Self Government in Hawaii Debate
Agent Woolley claims the July 6 election tests Hawaii self government, praising a voting power that critics say overlooks Hawaii’s prior sovereignty. The speech links liquor control to governance while framing the territorial hearings as an insult to Hawaii’s citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
Hawaii
Woukey
Ihey
Woolley Lulmielf
Congram
United States
Chicago
Washington
Mawall
Senate
Lam
Three Months Sentences for Russian Workers Debate
A fragment from a page one continuation describes defendants denying vagrant status and claiming promises of work on plantations. Statements allege government tire section controls and offers of jobs in America, with testimonies from local figures about labor conditions and opportunities for Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americanaw
Bilofalea
Bone
Surmpore
Amine
Hiwali
Ruista
Mebuitle
Alee
Hwilel Cams
Royal D. Mead
Three Fine Lots in Sea View Area for $1000
A terse real estate note offers three fine lots in Sea View Manoa at a price of 1000 dollars for the trio. The terse listing emphasizes value and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoa Valley
Ele
Aymora
Marine View
Manoa
Court Hears Milver Moa Interpreting Ruwalan Trial
Proceedings center on a militia related case with interpreter Thomas and witnesses recounting threats. Police guarded court and crowd outside as legal representatives debated the verdict and sentence amid tense demonstrations by supporters of prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Milver
Walt Almber
Thomas Wan
Birnpove
Anieivte
Vulaile
Uke
Metara
Perolntroun
Yaul de Kerbure
Monit
Barbile
Kren
Poller
Rioters Arraigned At County Prison Trial
Fragmented OCR reports rioters arraigned in county court with judges and interpreters present. Witnesses and townspeople gather as proceedings begin with mention of police, charges, and a tense public courtroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Gente
Fragmented 19th century text on legal delays and transport
The excerpt notes counsel selection and postponement of a case. Protagonists discuss defense readiness while authorities move prisoners along a line to a wagon and into jail, with references to a ban and a Saturday timetable. The writing is garbled but implies judicial procedure and detainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banne
City faces quarantine costs amid health scare
Officials warn of a ten thousand dollar early quarantine fund with another ten thousand for medicines. County and city coffers would cover the relief, while the Board of Health deliberates the plan and supervisors call for tax relief if funds run short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiyanil
Tarrio
McClellan
Board of Health
County
Pymapang Temone
Fern
Wien
Werdous
Logan
Momril
Recreation Band Concert at Anti Parke Tonight
The Kansas City Times notes an Recreation Band concert at Anti Parke this evening with a program including overtures and pieces such as The Montebank, The Widow, The Woman's Wit, and The Martie Heart. The Empire program also lists similar selections for a later show with five acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Parke
Millocker
Mante
Rux
Star Byangiod
Empire
Empire Fontebt
Ypke
Neoken Laokat
Montebank
Martie
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
R. Farrington
Galtor
Territory of
Rooma
Mio
Atether
Aileen
Lallinger
California
Amin Eph Jotun
Tex Rickard
Veronis
Rubiber
Galton
Akortost
Powalble
Loeult
Maine
Tony
Ani
Leones
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Wahiawa
Seventh Avenue
Thurston Avenue
Kamehameha Road
Anapuni
Beretania
Lemon Road
Waikiki
Twelfth Avenue
Sea View, Manoa
Bishop Trust Company, Limited
Waterhouse Trust
Fort and
Wichman & CO
Howard Watches
Howard
Hi. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Port Street
Bem Maneienowe
Kansan
Koko Head
Waialee
Kaimaki
Hutchinson
Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd
Waialar and
Koko Trad Avenue
King and Fort Streets
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