Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-15
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Claus Spreckels for many! years and
I by John ID. Spreckels since the death
of his father, has been sold to NJ. II.
De Young, owner of the San Francisco
Chronicle, and will go out Of existence
September /.
BY the absorption OF the Call by the
Chronicle, San Francisco loses a
morning paper and the Chronicles
circulations7is largely increased.
There will be no adjournment or res
cess of the senate until the tariff and
currency measures have been disposed
of by that body.
The Democratic senators in caucus
today decided to accede to the wishes
of President Wilson and the senate
will remain in continuous session un-
til these two administration measures
have been wiped off the calendar.
The senate today placed wheat on
the free list. There was little oppose
ton. The house bill imposed a ten per
cent duty.
One striker was killed while resist
ing arrest and two deputies were
wounded at Calumet, Mich, today dur
ing the fighting between peace officers
and the striking copper miners. Prep
arations had been made for the with
drawal of the state troops now in the
field, but the renewal of disorders will
probably result in their stay being
prolonged until peace has been assur-
ed.
Lieut.. Gov. Glynn will tomorrow call
I on Gov. Sulzer and demand possession
| of the executive office, on the ground
that Sulzer, having been impeached by
the assembly, is no longer governor Of
the state.
Sulzer received hard blow. today
when the governor Of New Jersey rec
ogniaed Glynn as governor by address
ing an application for extradition to
him.
President Wilson today publicly
reprimanded Henry Lane Wilson, am
bassador to Mexico. for his criticism
of the British foreign Office.
The president directed Ambassador
Page, representing the United States,
at the Court Of Saint James. to ex-
press the regret OF the American gov
eminent that Ambassador Wilson had
been guilty of ..such impropriety.
Wilson declared that the British
foreign Offices statement was a con-
tradiction of two hundred years of
British diplomacy, and added that the
speech he made for Huerta was pre-
pared with the assistance Of the Brit
ish minister at Mexico City and that
Great Britain did not recognize the
Huerta government until a month
after the speech was delivered.
Seven counties In Southern Califor-
mia have declared that they will not
participate in the Panama Pacific ex-
position at San Francisco unless they
are given free floor space for their
exhibits.
The miniature republic of Panama
has hailed the peace plan of Secre-
tary of State Bryan with delight, &C
cepting it in all its details. Panama
is the fourth country to accept the
plan.
HIROSHIMA, Japan, August A.
Especial Cable to the Nippu Jiji)-
The excursion party composed of Ha-
waiian-Japanese students from the
Hongwanji Mission high school at
Honolulu, arrived here this morning
and received a warm welcome from
the citizens. Later the students went
- Miijajima.
TOXIC, August 14.-(Special Cable
to the Nippu Jiji) Hitting an obsta-
Gle on the rails while running at full
speed, a Tokio-bound express train
from Aomori jumped the track at 3
O'Clock this morning near the Kuroi-
SO station on the Gu line and was
completely wrecked. Five coaches
were turned into matchwood and
most of the passengers aboard We're
injured. One of these may die.