Honolulu Stock Exchange Sugar Quotation Report
Honolulu stock exchange notes latest sugar quotation at 6.96 cents per pound or 119.20 per ton. Between boards listing shows 60 men with 0.87 percent and Kekaha price at 226 dollars.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1911
Page
6
Honolulu stock exchange notes latest sugar quotation at 6.96 cents per pound or 119.20 per ton. Between boards listing shows 60 men with 0.87 percent and Kekaha price at 226 dollars.
A collage of notices and ads including bat cleaning by Ex ports at 1193 Fort Street. The Bulletin seeks a pressman with experience. Calendar pads arrive for 1912. Various stores announce goods from shoes to wall papers and novelties. Also reports on bonds, a criminal charge, motor parties, and hydroelectric plant plans on Maui. Captain Harry Willard reports for duty at San Francisco.
In police court this morning Peter Yensen a Norwegian seaman treated for beating another seaman said he did not start the fight and only acted after being insulted Judge Monnarrat fined him 10 dollars and costs Yensen pleaded for money to pay the fine but was refused Pang Mos a Chinaman was discharged for trouble with a Makwan woman at the Ish market Julcht a youth arrested at Manos on a serious charge was stricken from the docket Joe Lopes George Kalilikane and James Cardi were reprimanded and discharged Kalili kane warned to keep hands off The cases against John Akina C Kabski and Dr Levy for larceny were called and pleaded guilty with sentence to be passed tomorrow L B Rohay violated the motor police ordinance pleaded not guilty and awaits trial next Friday morning Sean J Watsonville sent five boxes of fruit to President Patt
Detailed dispatch describes Tamual river inundation with water up to ceilings and three to four feet on roads. Bridges washed away, warehouses and mills damaged, roofs blown, and canefields severely impacted. Wind speeds near 142 miles per hour with heaviest effects in Kyoshito and surrounding areas. One worker killed at California Cap Works in Breme, Mal.
A damaged OCR fragment references tires and an auto address. The readable portion suggests an office listing related to new sets of tires and a contact address, with unclear specifics about a 100 mile run or exact figures.
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