Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
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The Navy Department will not begin
the site selection for construction of
high power radio-telegraph stations on
the Hawaiian Islands, Philippine Is
lands, Guam, Samoa, or California
coast, until the completion Of the Pa
mama Canal station, now in progress,
after which estimates are to be made,
when advantage will be taken of ex-
perience gained and applied to the Pa
cifc Coast and insular stations.
Herbert S. Hoeken, said by Ortle
E. McManigal to have been one of the
organizers of the 'dynamiting crew"
has given information against the 9TH
er defendants in the trial of the &C
cused dynamite plotters," according
to a statement by United States Dis
trict Attorney Charles w. Miller,
made in court yesterday before the
jury.
That only a marvel can avert war
in the Balkan Mountain states is the
view of the diplomatists and of all the
embassies in London. Austria has
weakened on the proposed congress
concerning the threatened war. Euro
pean diplomats admit they can not
undertake the preservation of the
status quo in the Balkan states.
From the seat of an aeroplane, Jas.
Bryce, British ambassador to the Unit
ed States, obtained a birdseye view
of the Massachusetts North Shore yes
terday.
Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey and Colonel Bryan spoke to-
gether for the first time at a banquet
of the Democratic State committee at
Neb., last night. Governor
Wilson thanked the Colonel publicly
for the support he gave him in Baltl-
more, and Colonel Bryan appealed to
the Democracy Ito do for Wilson twice
as much as they ever did for Bryan.
1t has been found advisable to raise
the height of the dikes at Gambia, on
the great Panama Canal from 70 feet,
as originally planned, to 78 feet 2
inches, to protect the Culebra Cut
against inundation by the Chagres
river, in consequence of the rise of
the waters of Gatun Lake.
Virginia Mcdowell Clark, widow of
Walter Miller Clark, one of the heroes
who lost his life in the Inflated steam
ship Titanic, was married to John S.
Tanner, a former Los Angeles man,
IN Cohoes, N. Y, on September 26, &C
cording to information contained in
letter received by Mrs. Ada Mcdowell, |
The brides mother.
Big Jack" Selig, leader of the gang
Ster gamblers from the East Side, New
York, and prospective witness in the
rial of Police Lieutenant Charles E. |
Becker for the murder of Herman Ro-
Senthal, the gambler, on July Is in
front of the Hotel Metropole, which |
begins tomorrow, was shot and killed |
asst night He was seated in a troll |
ley car when Philip Davidson, who |
says he is a fruit dealer, jumped on |
he running board and fired the fatal |
shot
Big Jack" Selig was the man who |
Furnished the names of the four gun |
men charged with the murder of the |
gambler.
While all is quiet at the great mines |
If the Utah Copper Company today, |
he striking miners, numbering about |
nine and are entrenched along the |
side of the mountain overlooking the |
pits, ready to fight in case an effort |
S made to start up with non-union |
The condition Of Ralph de Palma, |
Who was injured while driving in the |
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