Hawaiian danger fades as Willis acts with caution
Washington reports that supplemental instructions to Minister Willis direct restraint and no force to restore the queen. Thurston and Gresham remain silent as Honolulu awaits the next steamer delivering the full Gresham report. Analysts doubt a forceful seizure and anticipate Congress scrutiny over the Hawaii situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Legation
Gresham
Cleveland
Haawaiian
Hawaii
Willis
Blount
Congress
Whit
Dole
Waiimoo
Victoria
Vancouver
Flis
Rresham
Directors to Visit Port Royal Amid Rail Plan Rumors
A Louisville and Nashville directors group led by Ruther and Marcus will depart New York for Port Royal to inspect Port Royal and Augusta landholdings and to gauge coast access. The move sparks renewed talk of a sea port terminus and potential control of coastal property. Jase Warhington and Representative Russell arrived from the south, while Major Branch of Augusta promoted a presidential visit to state events. Secretary Herbert traveled to attend a wedding and to meet with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhounia
Port Royal
Washington
Louisville and Nashville
Ruther and
Marcus
New York
Augesta
Milton Smith
Jase Warhington
Russell
Ife
Augusta
Tragedy at a Secret Society Initiation Turns Fatal
Springfield report describes Charley Willis, thirteen, shot during initiation into the S S S seven secrets silent shades. Police say members were aged twelve to fifteen, with a cave hideout filled with weapons. Lewis Barker pulled the trigger during the rite. Willis died within twenty minutes. Coroner rules accidental death after some boys testify. Barker initially reacted as a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charley Willis
Lewis Barker
Thomas Winter
Young Willis
Barker
Willis
Hand of the Assassin Shocks Hermitage Tenn
Nashville dispatch reports a murder attempt near Hermitage twelve miles from Nashville on the Chatsworth road. Fred Stevens, a young bridge company employee, was fatally wounded by unseen assailants firing a squirrel shot loaded gun. Neighbors hint a local feud between Winter and Jones families may underlie the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Hermitage
Lebanon
Chatsnooga
Fred Stevens
Stevens
Youngstown
Mississippi
Assault on Hot Springs Editor by Policeman
Tot Spriggs, Ack., November 19. W L Mirkpatrick, Hot Springs police sergeant, assaulted and beat editor W Shannahan of The Daily Graphic after Shannahan published an editorial referencing a shooting incident. Mirkpatrick reportedly used a revolver, fracturing the editor’s nose and causing serious injuries. Public outrage grows as factions brace for further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Shannahan
Tot Spriggs
Daily Graphic
UL. L. Mirkpatrick
Joel Sergeant
Kirkpatrick
Dugs
Notorious Insanity Trial Sparks Public Debate
A defendant pleads not insane as Major Marrison’s slaves face a trial set next week. Attorneys clash over insanity as the defense seeks clemency while newspapers harshly label the accused lunatic, describing public reaction and legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyvendergas
Marrisom
Cemurrow
Caer
Tasan
Peculiar Thief Rampage in Washington D C
Scattered notes describe a history of crimes attributed to Jack the Ripper in the national capital. Last night he or they entered Samuel Johnson’s house on Forty seventh street. Mrs Johnson returned home and found herself in distress in the dining room amid a violent attack that shocked neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Washington
Jack the Ripper
Samuel Johnson
Forty-seventh
Vandal Rampage Leaves Room in Shambles
Terrible destruction reported as curtains, draperies, and furniture were shredded and piled. In the kitchen the larder was emptied and goods hurled about. oil and fat dumped over the heap. Mrs. Johnson’s condition tonight is described as very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teriex
Mayor Eustis Faces Saloon Policy Opposition in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on November 19, Mayor Eustis stood by his policy to allow saloons to stay open on Sundays, provoking a clash with opponents and leading to a protest among pupils. Clergy leaders urged awakening public sentiment against the saloon curse while courts continued cases against saloonkeepers. The mayor proceeded with a synagogue cornerstone ceremony as saloon cases were adjourned to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapoke
Eustis
Hila Polley
Minneapolis
Minn
Peatsiresa
U. P. Jenks Wweer
W. J. Salomon
H. H
Heiman
Univor
Tortured Old Lady Forcing Disclosure of Hidden Money
Newcastle Pennsylvania November 19 One of the Doidet robberies in Lackawanna county occurred near Enon Valley. Mrs Mary Williams an elderly farmer's wife was bound gagged and tortured after a knock at the door. The assailants sought money and escaped with 800 in gold. Mrs Williams was found this morning in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Law
Mask 1
Fibnlg
Myre
Wiliams
Governor Mitchell Vows to Stop Prize Fight in Florida
Governor Mitchell returned to Tallahassee after an eight day gulf coast tour and said he had warned Duval County sheriff to prevent the Mitchell Colvert fight in Jacksonville. He believed the fight would not occur in Florida and warned sheriffs statewide to act to save the state from disgrace. He cited legal questions but said sheriffs must obey his orders. The best lawyers viewed the fight as unlikely under current statutes.
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Seuster
Foreign Relations Committee
Willis
Identiale
Dole
Mr. Willis
Cleveland
United States
California
Florida
Jacksonvile
Fla
Mitchel
Tallahassee
Gulf Coast
Mitchel-Colvert
Duval County
Jacksonville
Floriia
tb'Katai
Wien
Lone
Fourda
Curbect
Death of Charles DeLand prominent Florida orange grower
Special Ex Senator Charles DeLand of Glenwood Volusia county Florida died suddenly at his former home in Otown. He was about sixty two years old and long a leading figure in Florida politics. He helped project the Jacksonville Tampa and Key West railway served as its first constructing engineer. A participant in the 1885 Florida constitutional convention he later served two terms as state senator. An extensive orange grower he had been transportation commissioner for the Florida Farmers Alliance for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
P'a
Charles Dead
Glenwood
Volusia County
Otown
Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West
Fiorda Constitional Convension
Florida Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas City Large Blaze Destroys Cordage Goods Warehouse
Fire gutted the Western Storage Civil Warehops Company building in Kansas City injuring firefighters. The loss included 10 000 pounds of wine and numerous cordage supplies from brands like National Cordage. Estimated value reaches high thousands. insurance coverage unclear. Firefighters expect full recovery of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Civil Warehops Company
Nasional Cordage Company
Cue
Oma
Denver
Reatevine Morgan & Co
Tata
Everything Wide Open: Legal notices and barbers clash
Kansas City reports loans and law violations as officials prepare to present next Friday. Midland house barbers resist restraint despite union efforts on Sunday. In Japan, a Hood in Ukayma floods cause 41 deaths 2,207 houses destroyed or damaged and thousands of buildings wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midland House
Naval
Barbers’ Union
Japan
San Francisco
Cad
Ukayma
Madrid Municipal Election Results Favor Monarchists
The Madrid municipal election yielded nineteen monarchists victory in the city. The government also fared well in the provinces while Republicans and independents lagged. Monarchists captured three seats, exceeding earlier expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ulaec Rapubi
Cass. Tae
Ate-Essfu
Tae Af.a.ccracs
Pols Conte
Many Vessels Lost In English Gale Of Day
London reports a devastating gale along England Scotland and Ireland with at least eighty five known dead and many vessels wrecked. The Hampshire of Glasgow with 2097 tons sank near St Ives after a brutal night at sea. Chief Mate Swanson survived a perilous voyage, but four companions perished. Rescue efforts by coast guards and rocket apparatus saved several seamen amid widespread wreckage, snow storms, and telegraph outages.
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London
England
Scotland
Ireland
Banff
Grangemouth
Morville
Leith
Inverness
Greenoch
Staves
Cornwall
Bessie
Rosedale
St. Ives
Coast
Waterford
Belfast
Newry
Skibereen
Londonderry
Hampshire
Gurnard's Head
Glasgow
Liverpool
Cardiff
Weir
St. Ives Bar
Lita
Mate Swanson
Helr
Mate Swanger
Swanson
Disaster on the coast as ships wreck and lifeboats fail
The storm off St Ives hurls vessels against rocks. A lifeboat from the Hampshire rescues men, one body washes ashore, and more sailors are reported lost near Goodwin sands. Mail boats between Dover and Calais suspend service. Dozens of ships are stranded or sinking from Grimsby to Cleethrops. Lifeboats unable to reach victims as seas surge. rescue attempts continue amid heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
St. Ive's Head
St. Ives
Dover
Calais
Channel
Goodwin Sands
Deal
Lavania
New York
Liverpool
Chatter
Grimsby
Cleethrops
Spurshead
Himber
Yorkshire
Wilson Line
Buffalo
Yarmouth
Lawrst
Ben
Governor Peck urges relief for Huriale miners in Wisconsin
Governor Peck issues official notice calling Wisconsinites to supply food and clothing for starving miners at Huriale and nearby. Nine people need immediate aid with potential growth. authorities vow no one will starve in the state. A solemn requiem for victims of the 1885 Sliventz battle is noted in Sofia with attendance by army officers civil authorities and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauke
Wis
Peck
Huriele
Wisconsin
Inisia
Paope
Wigter
Sofia
Aglenia
Eggty
Sliventz
Bugariaka
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Wis Doles
Provisional Governmerat
Wilis
Honolulu
Thurstan
Islands
Wills
Dale
Grover Cleveland
United States of America
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaiian Islands
James Hieunt
Cntravter
Ur. Bloni
Dudazhia
Grover Clevelant
Alviya Adee
Grovep Cleveland
Sanford Dele
Albert S. Willis
Wenipotentiary
Eisterdt
Rover Cleveland
Alvera Adee
Meveland
Reneer
Hawaiian Star
Bell Tyne
Claus Spreckien
Claus Spreckles
Tris
Willia
Mr. Spreckles
Fiere
Semumer
Herbert Tone
Herbert
Stevenson
Secret Society
Tennessee
Hand OF the Assassin
Iasane
Governor Mitchell
Charles Deland
Great Britain
New Rampahire
West Hartlepool
Tyne
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley
Ynen
Vourheen
Amguer
Voorhees
Ensoged
Wilur
Aneir
Wilbur
Cae Bro Aerges
Egar
Bia
Refusa
Paratel
Rochester
Lehigh Roar
Brotherhood of Rairoad Telegraphers
Rochester Statioa
Kimeef Owas
Proen
Sam Toral
Wicke
Henrietta
Rash Tandlue
Rorhester Junction
Sayre
Denice Grand Chlef
Rapnor
Cats
Tonigar
Everr
Sarre
Baffio
Portaern
Thpetter
Noder Honda
Braruerival of
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of
Rallway Treiwen
Norhern Activisie
Roa
L. N. Co
Cnaimman
Irhiea
Power Cualeman
Asaborn
Phiadertia
Prwusenger
Temas
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