The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-20
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The seismograph at an observatory
at Mexico City gives warning that
heavy earthquake will occur in the
very near future.
The Emperor of Japan has written
blank verse to commemorate the
coronation of King George.
Captain c. A. Bogardus, for years
the worlds champion rife shot. is
dead at Springfield, Mo.
The Architectural League of New
York states that John D. Rockefell-
er's estateat Poncantico Hills, New
York, is the most complete example
of landscape architecture in the
world
The Congressional committee in
vestigating the Steel Trust will prob
ably call upon Theodore Roosevelt
and J. P. Morgan to testify to the
truth of the famous panic-year mer-
ger r
Clarence Darrow, the Los Angeles
dynamiters' attorney, is in Washing
ton, D. c., comforting with the labor
leaders of the country as to the de-
Tense to be made.
The $4,000 picture collection be-
longing to Colonel Kowalsky, which
was to be sold because no duty has
been paid at San Francisco, will be
held temporarily and the auction
stopped. on account of a request by
the Russian government. A picture
of the Car is in the collection.
On account of legal difficulties fol-
lowing the two San Francisco chiefs
Of police, the government has held ~
the police mail, and has asked the
Supervisors to designate some disin-
terested person to receive the mail.
Today work will begin in preparing
the new municipal car line on Geary
street, San Francisco.
Two policemen and a politician
have been arrested in Los Angeles
and charged with accepting brides in
connection with the running of dis
orderly houses in that city.
President Taft has presented six
American sailors with individual
medals of honor, the highest distinc-
ton the government can bestow
They were awarded for heroism
shown during a boiler explosion on
a warship.
The rising of 1000 YaQuis in So
nora, Mexico, is regarded as inlmi-
nent and Madero forces are prepar-
ing to take the field against them.
The Superior Court at Tacoma,
Wash, has upheld the constitution.
ality Of the anti-treating ordinance.
DR.. Parker president of the Ex-
plocers' Club from which DR.. Cook
was expelled is in Los Angeles, pre-
pairing for his third attempt to reach
the top Of Mt McKinley-a place
Cook didn't reach.
The Bates and Chesebrough steam
ship line are appealing to the govern
ment to put more freight cars on the
Isthmian railroad to handle the inn
mense trafIic-growing greater every
month.
John c. Hays, son of a famous In
dian fighter and nephew of John
Hays Hammond, has just died in San
Francisco after a lingering illness.
The Californian railroad commits
sioners are investigating the running
OF Los Angeles inter-urban car lines
because of the great number of acct
dents, resulting in deaths, due to
collisions.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer mas
filed suit against the Seattle Times
for 100000 damages, the suit grow
ing out of charges hurled back and
forth during the recent municipal
scandal.
/ Washington B. Vanderlip, Alaskan
mining engineer says Alaska is con
sidering tearing herself loose from
the United States which has wrunl
unjust taxes from Alaskans, driver
many into bankruptcy and denied then
constitutional rights.
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