Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-14
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planned to the New York police that |
she was brutally treated while at |
tempting to address meeting at
| Harlem.
/ John d. Rockefeller has donated |
5000 TO enable the Fifth Avenue Bap. !
list church of New York to continue
its chorus. This Is his smallest
church contribution.
! At meeting of advocates Of Es.
peranto In Pittsburg II was said that
/ 100000 now are studying the new
, peace"
one hundred Iowa Central carmen
and blacksmiths struck at Marshall.
town, Iowa. It is expected that the
! boilermakers will follow. At Fort
Dodge many injunctions have been
issued by the courts against individ.
ual strikers.
From the streams that drain the
Southern Appalachian mountains
Washington expects say 100000
horse power Of water power has been
developed in the last few years. This
power is used by southern mills. II
is estimated that these resources may
be utilized to the extent Of 100000
horse power.
Only heroic work by firemen saved
the lives of sixteen women inmates
Of a dsorderly resort in Shelby, Wis.
which was ruined by fire. Indignant
residents Of the town are suspected
Of having started the fire.
, Charles Coster. whose suicide In
New York was followed by the sus
pension of the brokerage firm of Cos.
ter Knapp & Co., is said to have lost
81 100000 in speculation.
, Miss Berta Moreno, prima donna
of the Metropolitan Opera company.
, who was unable to sing In Chicago
+, ! because of illness. has undergone a
successful operation for appendicitis
In New York hospital.
BY the Encouragement Of the bound.
airy line between British Columbia
and the United States several hun.
: dred acres of land have been added to
y American territory, according to a
! dispatch from Victoria, d. c.
Prof. Grabau, member Of the facul
ty OF Columbia university, said in
New York that fossils of consider
able value have been found In the
= paving stones on the campus.
= Among a number of cradles made
' to order abroad for rich Americans
T. and arriving at New York, was on,
valued at 81 900, ordered by a Chica
goan and built Of rosewood decorated
with carved figures OF cherubs ant
fairies and richly adorned.
= Wooed In England before the Boe'
b war, when girl, Miss Gertrud,
Wearn was identified by A. II. Girls
court. her fance, prosperous Colo
= RADIO ranchman. solely by ring OF
1t her finger OH her arrival in New Yori
Robert Bachman. the religious far
attic, charged with killing his it'll
u daughter as "a sacrifice" at EastoI
y Pa, will be tried on murder charg,
y Because Mrs. George Osborn occ,
u pied n room twenty feet farther ava
from the coal stove whence escape
the gas which killed her and her hui
10 band, a New York court has decide
., that Mr.. Osborn died first and tha
70 the wife's relatives are entitled
~ the estate.
IL 1t is reported In Washington this
Bryan will make Admiral Schley s,
~ cretary Of the navy II he is electe
~ president.
81 Owners OF timber In different part
" of the country are organizing fire p
trolls to protect the forests.
or John Budtka, a farmer living net
On North Judson, Ind, shot and kille
CHI himself because he was blamed Il
up the suicide of his wife last month.
IN An ice.cream factory is the late
,iy addition to the American plant in Il
lg' Panama canal zone. Modern machi
cry will be used and an expert will
RI. In charge.
IN. DIR. Joseph d. Bryant, when seen
vi. New York. did not appear to be at 9
at worried about the condition OF his o
he friend and patient ex-President Grow
OF Cleveland. "Mr. Cleveland" he sal
"has been suffering from his old col
tic plant, but Is now recovering
ma Governor Sheldon of Nebraska I
M. ceived at Lincoln Government wa
.ge rant for $5,227 for the officers OF Il
,b. Sd Nebraska regiment which Col. '
Nv. j. Bryan commanded in the war wi
tie. Spain.
AL After forcing strangers to flag
ew Northern Pacific limited train ne
tn Butte, Mont, two masked bandits Ia
ali en- with dynamite, lost their nerve al
=, tnnlr IN Nttrbt