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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
5
San Francisco Chronicle reports active demand in sugar stocks with Hawaiian Commercial selling readily at high prices and Dinhost hitting multi month peaks. Directors declare 60 cent dividend payable January 6 1906 with a promise of ongoing monthly payouts.
Weather data from U S Weather Bureau Office Young Building includes temperatures from 6 am to noon ranging 72 to 76 degrees, morning minimum 68, barometer 10.03 inches at 8 am, humidity readings 7 percent to 6.966 grains per cubic foot absolute, wind speeds up to 17 mph from N E, rainfall trace over 24 hours, total wind movement 20 percent index by noon.
Bulletin lists events for a holiday period with multiple items: a Newsboys Special Train to Kaleiwa at 10:00 am, cricket at Makiki Grounds, a floral parade from Union Square to Kapololan Park, a Thanksgiving service at Central Union Church, a football game at Baseball Grounds, an 10:00 am service at St. Clament's Chapel, and a Haleiwa tournament plus a game dinner. Additional notes mention embroidery fairs, a cosplay ball, a wedding invitation, and other local happenings with dates, venues, and times.
Haleiwa Thanksgiving features a day event by Haleiwa Golf Club with a dinner and a dance after. Manager Church has secured plovers doves and pheasants for the feast while Quintet Club provides music. Captains Hubert Wood and G B Leithend lead two Aldex in a closely matched contest.
In Honolulu on November 2 1904 traders report a latest sugar quotation of 4.65 cents per pound. Other figures appear garbled but reflect standard commodity pricing chatter from the era.
Arrangements are under way for St Clement's fair to be held December 2 at the residence of Thomas Mays, Kinau and Poneacate Streets. Plans include numerous booths with handcrafted items, tea sets, center pieces, neckwear, and a lemonade booth. A Japanese tea house with attendants in costume will be featured, along with a home made carnival, paper table, and other stalls offering a range of delicacies and treats.
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