The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-29
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
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In lIul uunuI IILLu
The government will aid Key West
sufferers.
A slight earthquake occurred at
Santa Monica.
Old age pensions in France have led
to many abuses.
More than million dollars was lost
in Quebec fire.
Nicaraguan rebels have moved on
zelaya IS capital.
Chicago shop girls have been ordered
to don plain frocks.
Corinto, Nicaragua, is said to be in
the hands of rebels.
American hosts are in growing de-
mand by King Edward.
Horses will displace dogs in carry
ing the mail in Alaska.
A simpler passenger ticket is to be
provided by western railroads.
France leads in airship construction
with the United States second.
Five thousand children sang in the
open air at the Portola festival
Marguerite Drexel, an American girl,
refuses to wed Greek prince.
The rush of colonists to the interior
of California breaks all records.
Cotton is being successfully raised
in the Imperial Valley, California.
DR.. Samuel Kahn, a famous San
Francisco doctor, died at Coronado.
The Mexican socialist, Doctor Lara,
may be expelled from the United States.
A water-filled crater in Java burst
and six hundred people were drowned
| The Kaiser suspended state business
to watch the flight of Wright aero
| plane.
The Kaiser's daughter has quit the
nursery, been confirmed and will enter
society.
English public opinion opposes the
removal of William Penn IS bones tt
| America.
The royal princes of Greece have
been deprived of army rank at theiI
own request.
The federal government will give
no further aid to inefficient miltii
organizations.
Suicide is epidemic in st. Peters
burg, as many as twenty cases da,
being reported
Fifty thousand desolate acres il
Colorado have been made into gardens
by reclamation.
| W. X. Vanderbilt Jr. and President
w. G. Brown were in smashup OF
the New York Central.
The actress, Margaret Ellington, ha
filed divorce suit against Daniel Froh
man in Nevada courts.
King Alphonso is said to resent thu
Premier s course in not giving him
chance to pardon Ferrar
Lady Cook, formerly Tennie G. ella
fin. has come to the United States t,
work for women suffrage.
The California appellate court ha
sustained the decision about the aani
tary condition of laundries.
Count de Lambert, the French avia
tor, made successful fight over Pari
and was in the air fifty minutes.
American and foreign warships il
San Francisco harbor salted in homo
of the German Empress birthday.
A Los Angeles man drove his aut
over precipice and will probably die
Three of his companions were hurt.
Amazona Brown of Santa Barbara
wealthy rancher, came to San Fran
cisco and mysteriously disappeared,
The pension payments during the las
fiscal year were the largest ever mad
in one year-being over $160,000,00O.
Rev. G. w. II. Troop, of Washington
who lately became Unitarian, ha
been deposed from the Episcopal minis
try.
The old output from the Tanana Va
ley in Alaska is $3,000,000 greater tina
last year, being estimated at 1000
900.
European steamship companies wi
, be responsible for the hospital trea
ment of aliens that they bring to til
United States.
Father Crowley, who was injured b
an automobile several weeks ago,
} convalescent at ST. Mary's Hospits
in San Francisco.
Mackerel are disappearing from tn
New England coast and an effort
being made to ascertain the ROW fout
of their migration.
Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont has bee
threatened with pneumonia as a resu
of her too great devotion to the caus
of woman's suffrage.
River traffic on the lower Mississippi
, was tied up for two days so that til
negro roustabouts could celebrat
Johnson's victory over Ketchel.
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