War May Come as Democrats Defend the President
Washington dispatch reports great capital excitement over Hawaiian affairs with rumors of U S troop landings and palace intrigues. State Department says queen agrees to Willis amnesty if restored. Dole refuses restoration. Impeachment talk surfaces as Congress eyes action. Hoar Turpie resolutions spark lively debate. Speaker Crisp praised for bold moves. tariff debate opens with Wilson defense of the bill.
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Hoar
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Turpie
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Crisp
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Lester
Wheaton
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Texas
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Judge Simonton Denies Dismissal in Cantini Whisky Case
In Charleston to begin, Judge Simonton refused the attorney general's bid to dismiss the arrest order against four Whisky Constabulary members in the Cantini case. The state previously did not appear, then moved to drop the complaint and quash the arrest. The motion was denied. the four constables have not yet been arrested or bailed, but the marshal was ordered to execute the arrest.
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Simonton
Charleston
D. C
United States
Whisky Constabulary
Patti Draws 7800 Dollars and Extends Tour
Patti drew a 7800 dollar house tonight and leaves tomorrow for Atlanta. She signed a contract with Manager Marcus Mayer for fifteen more concerts, making forty in a tour extending to March 22. She was elected to life membership in the Ladies Hermitage Association.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patti
Atlanta
Marcus Mayer
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Dr John Blue Dies by Self Destruction After Family Scandal
Montgomery Alabama January 8 Special Dr John Blue prominent physician died tonight by shooting himself in his bathroom after a public scandal involving his wife and Fire Chief William Kelly. Kelly alleged infidelity with Blue and sought divorce while a torrent of rumors and a supposed love letter strained Blue’s standing. Blue reportedly swallowed morphine before the fatal shot and died with his wife at his side.
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Ala
John Blue
William Kelly
Alabama Street
Dr. Blue
Blue
Carei Kelly
Keily
St. Louis
Kelly
Peper
Hine
Guwa
Anu i
Imma Louise Rerce
Portie Kempera
Marrieu
T'vonight
Br. Bue
Tas
Ana
Am Auguin Og Cvom
Glue
Tai
Desperate negro in bullet proof corset raid tale
Chattanooga January 8 Special report describes Dan H Gilyard arrested for house breaking and robbery. A search unveiled a revolver and a fearsome improvised armor built from sheet iron strapped with leather. The tale portrays bold highway robberies in the city amid a frightened scene. Buffalo January colonel Walton oilman dies suddenly in Buffalo New York.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dan H. Gilyard
At. Elmo
World's Fair Fire Destroys Liberal Arts Building
Chicago witnesses a dramatic blaze at the 1893 world exposition as the Liberal Arts Building falls after the peristyle collapse. Fire starts in the Casino, spreads atop arches, with water shortages hampering efforts. Officials estimate losses up to 1.5 million. spectators flee as flames light the night sky over Lake Michigan.
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Court of Honor
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The
Republic
Liberal Arts Mulding
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Agricultural
Music Hall
Liberal Arts
Custom House
Graham
Manufactures
Midway Plaisance
Watterson Speech Sparks Louisville Jackson Birthday
A Jackson birthday celebration at the Watterson Club in Louisville featured a vigorous address by Henry Watterson. He attacked tariff policy, urged Democrats to stay united, and warned opponents that public confidence across parties had shifted, urging action rather than sulking. The Courier-Journal published a summarized version of his remarks.
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Jackson
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
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