Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
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10 the Advertiser
1t was learned today that Andrew
Carnegie is not the undisputed Laird
Of Skibo. The old laird, e. s. Suther-
land, Laird Of Skibo, died recently and
Carnegie fondly believed himself to
be Carnegie Of Skibo."
But now appears Sutherland's son,
and protesting against the sale OF the
estate to Carnegie, announces that he
IL Sutherland Of Skibo," laird By in
heritance.
Carnegie bought the estate from a
bank with which the former laird did
much business.
The application for pardon OF
Harry Orchard, arch conspirator and
confessed murderer OF IS men, who
is serving q life imprisonment SEN
tenee for the murder Of Ex-Governor
Frank Steunenberg Of Idaho. has Gre
ated statewide. interest
The application viii come before
the pardon board of that state at its
Eext meeting. 1t has the backing. and
in fact was filed, on the request of the
metropolitan Church Association Of
Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Orchard claimed he gave his consent
only after being urged to do so by the
association.
Protests from all sections of the
state are being received by members
of the board of pardons against even
consideration OF the application and
there is little chance OF its receiving
consideration
There was q large assemblage this
afternoon ct the funeral In Healdsburg
of the late Ralph w. Rose. The cham.
pion shotputter Of the world was laid
to rest beside his mother and other
relatives in the Rose family plot in
Oak Mound cemetery in Healdsburg.
Counsel for Harry K. Thsw have
filed today q brief with Governor Eel.
ker giving the so-called inside facts OF
the effort on the part Of William T..
Jerome to secure an indictment charg-
ing conspiracy against Thaw The
brief contains information which I'M
Hdoubtedly came from members Of the
Duchess county grand jury before
whom the indictment IL sought.
MIS-. fanknursIs coming has stirred
up Womans suffrage circles IN New;
YORK as lew incidents ~ the history,
q the suffrage movement have done.
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lett sniIrasist ana dean OF local
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The Hawaiian Building at the Pana,
ma Pacific international Exposition,
designed by G. II. Dickey, architect
of Oakland. is intended to serve the
combined purposes OF q club house
and exhibition building. The archi-
lecture follows the low lying type,
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