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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
13
The article details a severe sugar market slump amid global demand shifts and weather concerns. It notes price declines in raw sugar and refiners, with investors reacting to October forecasts, while discussing dividends and stock activity in related companies and the broader economic impact on Hawaii’s sugar and pineapple industries.
Local talks center on future naval presence with armored fleets expected later in the season. Business and political leaders push for stronger ties with the federal government to advance territorial development and immigration policy amid a shifting party landscape.
Business leaders vow to press every vote and keep windows open for backers. McCannexy backs renomination for the House but asserts he will defer to Kutley Kuli. The Daninerwtin machine is targeted for crushing as election pressures mount.
A disrupted Kohala gathering featured McCandless urging unity among Hawaiians and labor groups. He accused government leaders of neglect and praised charitable acts, while speakers stressed aloha for Hawaii and protest against colonial policies.
The passage presents garbled speech and fragmented names as a speaker named Harvey addresses supporters. It references political factions, a potential Democratic figure, and claims of opposition within a tense public setting, hinting at a contested election climate.
An unclear OCR passage reports Duffie’s return from Hilo with fragmented names and scattered details. It mentions individuals such as McChattie and Supt Wotton, references a prison-related event, and notes conferred notes about a Yellow Agotveh Foe Weepaner without a clear sequence of actions or outcomes.
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