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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
5
Willett Gray’s circular details a mixed sugar market with European beet crop demand and strong Cuban sales. Prices show a tighter market as Cuban exporters seek favorable bargains, with shipments and deg tests noted against European parity and reciprocity tariff effects.
An October note from Honolulu stock exchange records shows Sugeno and Howson listed on the Oahu board with 100 units noted. The fragment confirms participation by NAME OF STOCK and mentions local equity actions in Honolulu.
Weather and beet crop updates from Europe show Germany poised for a larger crop while overall European production is projected near 4.7 million tons. Reports cite improved weekly prices and rising new market arrivals, with stock declines in Europe and the United States noted. a Hawaii wedding announcement closes the item.
A long jumble of local notices and ads mentions ongoing fire reports, travel departures, and property sales. It notes commercial happenings at Paradise, newsdealer sales, and staffing needs, plus calendar items for Maldenhatr, Kahit, Lahaina, and Koolniitin. It references indoor baseball league plans and hotel services, with promotions from Lewis & Co Ltd at 169 King Street.
Transparent list of applicants for the Davis superintendent of public instruction post remains unreleased. Governor’s office declines to publish names, citing caution as officials review two written applications and other private suggestions while capital gloom persists.
Fragmented text from Chicago Daily News recounts a playful scene where a claim to a centuries guarded prize is joked about on a sandy shore. A man boasts of rightful ownership while other characters react with light banter and seaside leisure.
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