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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
5
Honolulu Stock Exchange listing shows stock prices and commodity quotes including sugar at 3.90 cents per pound or 78 dollars per ton. Also notes sales figures such as M. Co at 24.50 and other miscellaneous prices like Waltianalo at 175. Seasion: 10 Olan figures appear, though some figures are unclear due to OCR.
frail OCR notes from the San Francisco exchange dated October 26 show mixed quotes for several stocks including Hawaiian Con, Hanokin, Huteh, and Makawolos with small percentage changes. unreadable entries obscure many prices and company names. no clear outcomes or totals can be determined from the legible lines.
Disjointed OCR lines reference diverse names and places such as Hongkong and Africa, plus numerous numbers and codes, suggesting a scrambled list of individuals, organizations, and monetary figures without a coherent narrative.
Notice invites former students of Kaniehameli Schools to gather at the Girls School on Friday evening for the first performance preview of Handel's Messiah. All alumni, regardless of status, are requested to attend.
Advertising in a daily paper broadens the knowledge of what merchants can do for the people The Bulletin Globe Henry Co agent for White sewing machine 1266 Fort Street Phone 488 Ouhn Lodge meets tonight K of P Hall Port and Beretania The Lawrence Barrett cigar mild Havana smoke Visit Joaquin Miller poet talk at California college appealing for reinstalling Chiron alien officers The derailment truck incident and injury reported during a recent sequence of events
A report notes Mitzul’s donation of a charity check as part of a broader effort to assist education and security programs. The article mentions Mit wa and Mitzul’s support for Japanese educational missions, with references to teachers and local schools assisting in pupil accommodation and welfare.
Frear explains thinking on federal funding for agriculture colleges and a possible Capitol Hill plan. He notes differences in opinion on a public building in Hawaii, cites a 5000 dollar annual maintenance allocation, and mentions ongoing discussions with Congress about allocations and hemposed projects. He forecasts continued debate on Organic Act implications and potential timelines for action.
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