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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
5
Recent reports on the cane market note upheaval tied to revolutionary Cuba, with prices volatile and supply tight. Centrifugal and refinery products show limited sales. the Cuban crop movement delays harvests, risking higher prices and tighter domestic stocks through December.
The latest sugar quotation stands at 4 cents per pound, equivalent to 80 dollars per ton. Market volatility persists as traders reassess supply and demand factors affecting price levels.
The fragmentary OCR reads notes on London market activity and a Cuba revolt. It mentions prices for May deliveries, market sentiment in London, and a Cuban uprising with fighting in Havana and Matanzas provinces. It references potential U.S. intervention to protect life and property and forecasts guerrilla warfare affecting harvests.
A miscellaneous reading of notices and ads mentions job offers, car sales, apparel and textiles, a sailing event entry deadline, and a local inn offering accommodations. It notes a sailing match, a boxing or regatta context, and an immigration-related court action with a judge name referenced. The fragment also hints at land and plantation rights, plus a Portuguese acquisition in the city.
The Kasuto Maru docked at Toyo Kiken Kaisha port carrying 646 Japanese and 2 Kotoai laborers. Captain Filmer faces penalties, and passengers are placed in quarantine inland. The ship’s arrival adds to a flurry of maritime traffic and health precautions described in terse port notes.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and relations amid a washed section of a 1906 newspaper. It includes references to real estate transactions, dates, and scattered personal names such as Antone J Silva, Manuel J Shiva, and Annie Wong Laan, plus mentions of George es, Maria Otokleht Takahapi, and Brite. The fragment also records weather notes and crop remarks from August 17 1906, indicating favorable conditions for crops and aviation activity.
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