Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

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frankie Burns of Oakland defeated
Zone Round" Hogan today, knocking
hi mout in the tenth round.
Simplicity marked the funeral rites
of General Arthur Macarthur today.
At the grave in Forest Home Gene
terry, only the committal service of
the Presbyterian church was used.
There was no military salute.
Acting Attorney General Hart to-
day. instructed the United States at
torney at Seattle, Wash, to agree to
2 reversal by the Circuit Court of
Appeals of former Judge Cornelius
HI. Hanford's decision canceling the
citizenship of Leonard OLSON, a So
cialist, which resulted in the i'm
parchment proceedings against Judge
Hanford and his resignation.
The massacre of Armenians by
Kurds has been resumed Two viii
lagos in Armenia have been pillaged
and tWenty-eight of the inhabitants
killed. Another village has been de-
stroyed by fire. s
Today's discussion in Washington
of Intervention in Mexico is confined
almost exclusively to the question of
whether United States forces should
be sent across the border by Presi-
dent Taft without calling a special
session of Congress to authorize such
action. The impression that there
will be Intervention grows hourly.
A threatened attack of Nicaraguan
rebels upon Honduras in retaliation
for the friendship Hondurans have
shown the Diaz government, is re-
ported in today's dispatches to the
Navy Department.
Tho steamer Pleiades, which re-
Gently went ashore in Magdalena
Bay, was floated this morning with
out any serious damage. The vessel
was floated at high tide, and a care
full examination, showed that there
was but a small hole in the bottom.
The Pleiades had $4,000 feet of lum-
Der on board. 1t will be able to reach
port on its own steam, and will I'M
|dergo an oyerhauling.
A diplomatic courier from Rome ar
rived at Chiasso, Switzerland, today
and handed over to the Italian dele
gates a sealed dispatch bag contain
ing new instructions respecting a
peace settlement with Turkey. 1t is
believed that Italy is making counter
proposals to those already presented
by Turkish delegates. =
Mrs. John r. Mclean of Washing
ton died in her summer home at Bar
Harbor today, after being i'll a week
with pneumonia.
Governor Woodrow Wilson, Demo
cratic Presidential nominee, tonight
declared war on James Smith Jr., a
Democratic candidate for United
States Senator from New. Jersey.
Dispatches reaching Casa Blanca
by courier bring the news that Col
onel Hangit, in command of French
column, entered Morocco City yester-
day and liberated the seven / rench-
men who were held prisoners there.
One hundred persons met death
and twenty others were wounded in
a battle between mutinous battaE
ion of Russian engineers and regl-
ment of the Cars infantry, accord
ing to messages received at Berlin
today from ST. Petersburg. The mu-
tineers surrendered after a desperate
fight.
ID. l.. Conkling, treasurer of Ha-
wall, has arrived in San Francisco
from a two-month stay in the East.
on his way to Honolulu. He went to
New York to float S1,250,000 worth
of Territorial government bonds for
public improvements. Cenkling says
that sentiment for President Taft is
still growing in the East, and this
fact is largely due to financial con-
ditionS. Business, he says, is going
along without being affected in the
way usual in presidential fights, and
confidence in the Taft administration
is becoming stronger daily.
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