The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
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A general labor un1on strike Is
threatened AZ Seattle
Direct telegraphic communication
vas established August / between
Montreal and Dawson City.
Fire was raging 1t Racine. Wis.
August !. and threatened 10 destroy
the Fish Bros wagon plant
The Cunard line has decided to tight
for the Atlantic record. Designs have
been prepared and estimates invited
for vessel OF twenty-five knots
The New York Herald says the tea.
growers Of Japan are about 10 take
steps 10 control the market for Japan
csc teas by limiting the supply.
The Fraternal Order OF Eagles OF
New York has presented the grand
president. Del Carey Smith, OF Spo-
kane, Wash, with silver loving cup
People who are in close association
with Mr.. Kruger say that up to the
present it has not been decided that
the Boer statesman win visit the Unit
ed States.
Two Chicago & Alton freight trains
eollided head-on at Grain Valley. No,
Aug. 2. Engineer Jacques was killed
and Engineer Walsh and Fireman
Pulliam injured.
The American shoe manufacturer
who has stirred up feeling in Vienna
By his attempt TO establish a number
of American shoe stores in that city,
is Julius Barthman of Newark
Another advance of ten cents a ton
in the price of coal has been made in
New York. being the fifth successive
monthly advance, increasing the price
by 20 cents ton up till September l.
W. L. Mercreau. superintendent of
the Pere Marquette system. announced
that his company would. in the near
future install wireless telegraphy be
tween Manitowoc and Ludington.
Mich. over Sc miles of open water.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Ferguson of New
York were robbed of $4,000 worth of
diamonds at their hotel at Colorado
Springs. August l. the jewels being
taken from Mrs. Ferguson's trunk
while they were absent from the room.
The North China Daily News de
clares that the reactionaries have no
intention of allowing the court TO re-
turn TO Peking: that the imperial de
crees on this subject are mers blinds,
and that the Picking officials are leay.
ing for Si-ngan-fu.
The principal feature of the Colo
RADIO quarto-centennial celebration in
Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. 2, was
an address by Theodore Roosevelt
Vice President of the United States, on
THE Growth of the West During the
Last Quarter of a Century"
The waves from a passing steamer
near Central City, w. Va, Aug. 2. up
set small boat containing pleasure
party, drowning Mrs. Fanny Hemming
aged As; Kathleen Hemming, her
daughter. aged IA; fmogene and The
odore Apperson, grandchildren of Mrs
Hemming, aged and z years.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland
visiting New York City on August l
said: Il am here to see my mother
attend to some personal business and
look after some affairs of my brother
who died recently. | do not expect tC
see or talk with any politicians and
ave nothing to say politically.
Secretary Long says he has no ex
pectation of retiring from Office before
the close of President McKinley's ad
ministration. If he should retire, he
said. the Navy department would be
open to Mr.. Allen, but, as he hao
been Governor of Porto Rico, Mr.
Long very much doubted If he would
take the Office.