The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-16
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CUBAN congressman.
Preliminary work on the locks of the
Panama Canal has already begun.
f. Campbell, sailor from the
cruiser Maryland, attempted suicide at
Vallejo, July 4th.
Charges of immortality in the Pasa-
dena High School have started move
ment to segregate the sexes.
A five million dollar contract for
steel cars for the Hartman lines has
been placed with Pittsburg companies.
| Marie Bakhtadske, Russian woman
who was police spy, was assassinated
by bomb concealed in gift of cher
ries.
Failure to declare all his goods cos;
Solomon Blumauer, of Portland, Ore
gon. $4,000, on his return from his
honeymoon trip.
The cruiser South Dakota has re-
turned to San Francisco after ten
months of police duty among Central
American Republics.
Mrs. Holbrook Blinn, wife of the
Deputy Surveyor of the Port of San
Francisco and mother of the noted
actor, died on July 4th.
France has signifed her intention
through the Minister of Marine, of
sending two warships to the Portola
Festival at San Francisco.
The Bullfrog Bank and Trust Com
pany at Rhyolite, New, has been
closed by the State Bank Examiners
because it is short of funds.
Vienna plans to put new transpor
tation system into effect by using ar
underground electric railway for the
transmission of postal matter.
The daughter of Thomas w. Law
son became the bride of James Guile:
Lord of Chicago at her fathers home
at Scituate, Mass, on June 30th.
Rafael Reyes, the president of Colon
bia, has reached Paris and will toul
the Continent before returning Il
Colombia to resume the presidency.
The helicoptre, a heavier-than.ai
type of flying machine which depends
on aerial screws for its lifting power
has successfully lifted itself with al
operator.
f. f. Calvin, vice. President and Gen
eral Manager of the Southern Pacifi
Company, underwent an operation TO
appendicitis from which he is recov
ering rapidly
Few casualties resulted in San Fran
cisco from Independence Day, owins
to the precautions taken by the police
to enforce strict ordinances passed TO
sane celebration of the 4th.
Affidavits have been filed to disquali
fy Judge Lawlor, by Patrick Calhoun
in support of motion for a change o
4 Venue in his case, on the ground o
the alleged prejudice of Judge LawloI
The State of Mississippi would pro
I hibit the Oil Trust from doing bust
= ness there by a perpetual injunctioI
e and is seeking to collect 81, 100000
y for alleged violation of the anti-trus
law.
L Daniel J. Keefe, Commissioner Ger
n eral of immigration, will compel tn
i Pacific Mail Steamship Company t
t build a new detention shed, accordin
IS to his orders prior to his departur
e from San Francisco.
h A reorganization of the Denver an
d Rio Grande Railroad is contemplate
l. and F. A. Delano, formerly presiden
d of the Pittsburg Terminal Railwa
|, Company, will probably succeed F. ,
n Jeffrey who is soon to retire.
William Bradbury, an eccentric Ca
N ifornia millionaire, has been sentence
n to a years imprisonment in the Pei
e. itentiary at San Quentin for perjury
III a civil action in the Supreme Courts c
rt Marin county in October, 1904.
e. Spencer F. Edge well known Bri
II. ish motorist, on his return to Englan
lg from America, warned the British MAJ
u ufacturers that unless they wake up
ct the inpu,Lai.ce of a cheap car, II
e. market, OF Europe will be flooded viii
III American made autos.
a Lord Charles Beresford has aga
It. criticized the Naval administration b
to fore the London Chamber of Commer'
RS and advised the expenditure of 500
e. OO0, 900 in the next five years in Il
construction of war vessels and dock
If A small and harmless looking Briti'
re steamer lying on the South Brookly
up waterfront was seized by the Unit
I'd States Customs officers on suspici'
is that she was about to engage in Fl
lr- clustering expedition against San Il
OF mingo.
he In order to protect her subjects
all Teheran and to keep open the hlghw
l between Enzeli and the capital Russ
ng is preparing to send troops to Pers
lat 1t is believed that Great Britain W
lid made by the House of Representative
iss petition.
ia y " y - tSt3 ~ y ~ y ~ y " ~ y y
Ich His successor, President Cleveland, to
It'll the opposite view and withdrew I
lid United States protectorate after sendi
lst commissioner to study the situati
in the islands. Some of the mperi
led istie American newspapers made gre
a cutlery, the President was abused, a
ere Queen, "Lil,' as she was called, v
Tho held up to ridieule.
an. Liliuokalani was tried on char
ay. of treason. convicted, and sentenced
to pay fine of $4,000 and to serve
uld years in prison. She declared the S
uch purpose of the trial was to terrorize
in people and to humiliate her. At
the events, the sentence was not carr
ion out, for it was apparent that Liliuo
ar s lani's cause was lost. On July 4, is
a republic was proclaimed, with Sanf
b. Dole as President, and on July
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