Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-08
EASTERN NEWS.

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daughter of Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, was married to Robert E.
! Hutchinson of Philadelphia by the
town clerk of Manchester. Mass, the
young couple being socialists and OPP
posed to vain form.
It isexpected that Governor Tener
of Pennsylvania will sign the public
utilities bill which provides for a
commission of seven members with
power to regulate the service of pub
lie service corporations.
Frank Clifford intends to try a
fight across the Atlantic from Allan
tic City in hydroplane, using frozen
petrol as fuel.
The body of William P. Smyth,
United States consul to Birmingham,
England, during Harrisoh's admins
tration, was found in the East river,
New Yerk 1t is believed that he COM
mitted suicide. He was so years old,
formerly of ST louis.
A terrific explosion occurrd on
board the steel tank steamer Mohawk
of the Standard Oil Company when
two hundred tons of fuel oil caught
fire from lighted candle. Five per-
sons were killed and six injured.
The foreign relations committee OF
the senate is to take up the attitude
of the United States toward Mexico,
Senator Fall of New Mexico urging
the repeal of the neutrality resolu-
ton. ...@
An Is year old boy of Salem, H.,
was given IS year sentence in the
penitentiary for the assault and alb
duction of Is year old girl.
Two women were injured when
three Pullman cars and a day coach
on a west bound Vandalia train over.
turned near st. Louis. r..
Governor Dunno of Illinois has sign
: ed the women's suffrage bill, but it is
| believed that its opponents will at.
| tack the constitutionality of the bill.
The wife of Chicago steel worker
drowned her year-old baby in Lake
| Calumet and would have made away
with her other child if passerby had
not prevented a second tragedy. The
woman was insane. -. f.: Il:
Many civil war veterans are already
gathered at the battle field of Gettys-
burg for the coming celebration of
the 50th anniversary of the battle,
A public appeal will be made by
physicians of Buffalo, n. Y, for 800
| volunteers to give skin for grating
/ purposes to save the lives of those
| injured in the Hustled elevator eXplo.
sion. ..:.. ~. .:..:
| At dinner given in honor of rep
resentatives of the Japanese board Of
! trade in New York, DR.. Hamilton
| Wright Mabie criticized the Califor-
! MIA legislature for passing the alien
! land law. ."" ..... "..s. ....
In connection with the senate's
lobby investigation, subpoena has
been served upon Martin NJ. Mulhall
| of Baltimore, said TO have been for
years the active field agent of the
! National Association of Manufactur-
I eFs. :.":. - .- ... .
| Fifty fine saddle and harness
horses, valued at $250,000, were killed
in a fire which destroyed the latter
sail horse market at Lexington, KY.
Protocols extending the special arbi.
! tration treaties of the United States
with Japan, Sweden and Portugal were
signed by Secretary Bryan and the
ambassadors of those nations.
! A raft ferry with 65 on board sank
in the KiSkiminetas near Leechburg,
| Pa. Ten persons were drowned. 1921
Jefferson is to replace Mckinley on
| the postal cards authorized by the
new administration. ..::-... H.. ..&...
1t is rumored that the Pope will