Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07
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From an authenticated source today
it was learned that the Balkan AL
lies will insist that the Turkish-Bul-
garian frontier extend from Midna,
on the Black Sea, through Sarsi and
Chorlu to the Gulf of Saros.
This would leave the Sultan only
a narrow strip of one hundred miles
long and fifteen miles wide in Eu-
rope, bordering on the Dardanelles
and the Sea of MaTn2ora, including
Constantinople. The. persistence of
Greece In bombarding Aviona is caus-
ing serious dissatisfaction in Romeo
The Italian minister at Athens has
been instructed to notify the Greek
government that Italy and Austria
will never allow any State to occupy
Aviona.
Lieut.. Gen. Count Terauchi, govern
or genera of Korea, was today ap-
! pointed premier of Japan, in success
sion to Marquis Saionji, according to
the Asahi.
Prince Aritomo Yamagata. Marquis
Masayochi Matsukata and other gen
/ ros," or elder statesmen, met in con-
l=ference today and discussed the sit
3uation thoroughly.
=. Efforts by Mayor Rolph, of San
Francisco, to obtain the Liberty Bell
for the Panama Pacific Exposition, re-
suited today in a bill being introduce
ed in the common council forbidding
the removal of the relic from its pres
ent location in Philadelphia.
When the Progressive conference
opens in Chicago next Wednesday,
the principal speech will be deliver
ed by Theodore Roosevelt, according
to theannouncement today. -.
In a message to congress, submit
| ted today by President Taft, he rec
ommends an amendment of the law
: tessening the penalty when corpora
tfens Inadvertently disobey the cor
f{pofatidp" tax law.
t t%Other recommendations were
EAtloption of the currency reform
outlined by the monetary commission.
Regulation Of water power cOmpan-
les. r.
facrease in pay of militia in the
,, field.
Three battleships this year.
Authority Ter the United States SUI
preme Court to make rules of proce-
| dure in common law cases in the fed
eral courts
He also expresses disapproval of in
dependence for the Philippines in
IL ho RI nf
| the Sherman antitrust law.
No recommendation was made re-
garding tariff revision, the President
| stating that this subject should be left
| to the incoming congress.
Mai. John c. Mallory, a retired ar
my officer, committed suicide in New
York today by jumping from the ninth
| floor of the Manhattan Hotel. He
was instantly killed. Major Mallory
| had been i'll for long time.
In his annual report, made public
| today, Secretary Meyer pleads for
three new battleships this. year and
declares that this country soon will
! fall from second to fourth place in
| the relative strength of naval powers,
, if it continues the policy of building
only two ships each year.
rs Chicagos manhood dead, If so.
deliver Jack Johnson anywhere with
in the proud limits of Louisiana and
receive a reward of $4,000 from those
priding themselves on CaucasiOn
blood, who would rather dies than
have that blood mixed with EthiOpi-
ans"
This message was contained in a
letter received in Chicago today by
! Chief of POlice Insolvency., from
Monroe, Louisiana. protesting against
| the recent marriage Of the negro pu-
giist with Lucille Cameron.
| The letter was signed by Louis
| WhitmOre. r. c. Merriam. G. f. F'rOe-
| lock and J. W. Williams
That at least eighty-twO fishermen
persisted in a storm which swept the
| Portuguese coast last Monday. in re-
ported in Lisbon today by survivors.
| A fleet numbering nearly 100 small
craft was completely destroyed.
Andrew F. Furuseth, president OF
| the International Seamen's Union,
and Robert Swayne, of Hoyt and
Swavne, steamship agents, both of
| San Francisco. locked horns in Wash
| ing today when the senate commerce
| committee heard representatives OF
| the Great Lakes and Pacific Coast
shipping companies oppose the sea
mems involuntary servitudP bill, pass
| ed by the house at the last session
| of congress.
Charles Page Bryan. former Ameri-
can Ambassador 10 Japan. is in a
hospital in New York under treatment
for a somewhat serious injury receiv-