Blount's Report Sides With Awaited Queen's Foes
Washington, Nov. 20. Secretary Gresham will publish the Blount report on the Hawaiian revolution and the provisional government, detailing Blount's view that Lil was treated poorly by Stevens. He traces causes to the 1852 constitution, native self government aims, and foreign influence, noting the removal of U S troops and the fall of the queen.
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Gresham
James H. Blount
Toe Tinwan
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Hiouni
Honolulu
Stevens
Cnerrm
United States
Boston
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Iie Has
Governayat
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Dole
Iied
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Diount
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Rain Uy
Phurst
Americas
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Tades
Coud
Mar. Blount
Fleaise
Reform Party
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Tse
Ea Eh
Asnipins
Motey
Revolt Against Queen in Hawaii Leads to Constitutional Crisis
The account describes a failed reform effort, a protracted battle over a new constitution, and the January 1893 events in Honolulu. It details cabinet resistance, the queen's proclamations, and the plan by Thurston and other leaders to land U S troops with Stevens' backing, amid native discontent and calls for change.
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Honolulu
Reform Party
Wilcox
SST
Supreme Court
Phil
Stevens
Blount
Oahu
United States
Thurston
Committee of Safety
W. Oo. Smith
Messrs. Thurston
Smith
Committee On Public Safety
Indes
Secret meeting of railroad unions held by Wurst Inc
November 20 in Wurst Ind signaled a joint, secret gathering of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other rail labor groups. Delegates from across the Erie lines, from Jersey City to Chicago, attended. Proceedings were strictly confidential with committees formed to oversee important questions.
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Wurst Ind
Sub-Committee in New Orleans Probes Cotton Industry
November 20 report from New Orleans details subcommittee hearings on the cotton industry with Senators Bate of Pennsylvania and Drouge of Missouri, noting sessions on agricultural policy and export concerns. Includes Ohio election results showing McKinley’s plurality 80,800 and majority 43,020.
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Bate
Pennesses
Drourge
Miseis
Sun Ph
Iite Sen
Susalon
McKinley
Culuntus
Ohio
McKinsey
Free Silver Fight Reopens as Bland Plans Bill
Washington notes indicate renewed vigor in the free coinage dispute. Chairman Bland will introduce a bill re-enacting the 1837 act to restore silver coinage, arguing repeal of the Sherman act harmed liquidity and that the silver issue should be settled before broader financial legislation. Europe remains wary of U.S. currency policy and prices.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Ivey Wall
Bland
Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
House of Representatives
Genem
Atlons
Wall Street
Mort- Sea
Europe
Tempt
Kuipe Boke
Ong Benes
Contave
Tariff Bill News Shapes Up In Washington
Washington reports that the ways and means committee will likely issue the new tariff bill next Monday. Democratic leaders focus on revenue estimates with treasury aids, while income tax remains in abeyance. Whisky taxes may rise slightly and beer and tobacco face possible minimal increases. Night sessions are planned until passage.
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Ways and Mens
Washington
Ways and Means
Committee
House
Powderly Accuses Wright of Betraying Knights of Labor
Philadelphia November 20 The Knights of Labor general assembly clashed over accusations that James A Wright divulged order secrets for newspaper reports Powderly alleged Wright's betrayal while Wright denied the charges Delegates awaited a finance committee report delayed amid cabinet infighting and possible resignations A committee review of General Secretary Hayes's books paused further action as tensions rose
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General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Workman Powdery
James A. Wright
Wright
Finance Committee
Hayes
Committee On
Powderly
Devtin Wright
Supreme Court reverses murder ruling in Jackson case
In Jackson Mississippi on November 2k the supreme court reversed and remanded a case involving the slaying of two police officers. The decision cites jurors reading newspapers and commenting on testimony during the trial, which affected the proceedings.
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Jackson
Miss
Supreme Ccourt Today
Adek Swaisege
Five Die in Mine Row West of Day's Gap Alabama
At Patton mines five miles west of Day’s Gap Alabama a dispute among Degroes yesterday led to a fatal shooting of one man and the wounding of another. Police and coroner investigations are underway as the community seeks details of the incident.
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Day's Gap
Ala
Patton Mines
Amony Degroes Yessern
Jealousy Fueled Mountain Tragedy Near Copperridge
In rural East Tennessee near Copperridge a blood feud ends with Edward Clapp dead and Oscar Mynatt dying after a pistol duel sparked when Householder and Davis confronted a trio over a woman. Both shooters surrendered, were granted $1500 bonds, and await trial as Mynatt dies.
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Tenn
East Tennessee
Copperridge
Cumberland Mountains
Edward Clapp
Oscar Mynatt
J. A. Householder
Frank Davis
Hey
Householder
Davis
Clapp
Myritt
Clipp
Mynatt
Chandlers On Trial In Lee County Killing Case
Opelika Ala November 20 Special The trial of John and Charley Chandler for the killing of Robert Howard in Lee County opened in circuit court before about 2000 spectators at the fair grounds. A large fray with guns pistols and cutting weapons left Howard dead and several others injured as the case unfolds with General George P. Harrison for the defense and Solicitor John V. Smith plus C A L Sanford for the state.
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Opelika
Ala
John
Charley Chandler
Robert Howard
Lee County
Howard
Chandler Brothers
Howsrd
Alandier
Alabama
George P. Harrison
John V. Smith
A. L. Sanford
Murderer Leland Parish Slays Self in County Jail
In Dallas a prisoner named Landon Parish, a prominent minor, was found dead after a suicide attempt in custody. He cut his throat with glass after stabbing his windpipe, despite guard rounds. Debrief notes indicate a mysterious bouquet-laden delicacy was involved in the incident.
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Texas
Landon
Parcner
Wailllaill
Mariel
Desperate duel follows rival over Miss Barrell
In New Albany on Saturday Charles Jhm and Leonard Forsythe ages twenty two and twenty four fought with swords near the town. both were badly cut and Forsythe was stabbed in the left lung. They were found near fainting and deemed unlikely to recover. A second item from New Albany reports Joseph Kraft and others accused of a plot to abduct a child for ransom, with mob violence feared. A Birmingham, Alabama note mentions a burglary by chloroform robbers who used the sleeping couple’s home.
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Charles Jhm
Leonard Forsythe
Margaret ‘Barrell
Squire Tarrel
Tvere
Forsythe
Hus Rval
New Albany
Joseph I. Ekrafi
Tomight
Kraft
Add
Stuphen Waite
Umpten
Maison Waite
Aerriadin Sigma
Ihe Gin
Kraft Sino
Yue Chen
Stephen Whiterags
Burglars Loot Latin Yookel Premises, Flee Upon Alarm
A break in at a Latin Yookel premises ended as burglars escaped after Cuambergin awakened and alerted with a charm, prompting tracking dogs to pursue. No further details on capture or suspects are provided.
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Yookel
Cuambergin
Lei
Sensational suit continues in district court over receiver actions
Deprer Col. reports in court November 20 that Receiver Griffith’s exceptions were used to the report of the Western Farm Mortgage and Trust Company. Judge Decker accused Ira W. Hicks, a forty-year-old bookkeeper, of stealing $4000. Hicks is at Lawrence, Kansas, with Allen expected to testify as a witness. The hearing was continued until next Monday.
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District Court
W. OE
Dirittigh
Western Farm
Trist
Ira W. Flicks
Ty H. Decker
Ticks
Shea
Decker
Oven Court
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Thehs
Hicks
Lawrence
Kas
Allen
Simonton Derideau
Artesian
Scl
United States
Redinens
Lewis Hober Tin
Aspensary
Gresswod
Rerroz
Gools
Riemond
Danvite
Judie Schrap
Railroad
Burhanin
Pha
Simonton
Greenwood
Cour A. Columba
Swept by fire threatens Jonesville suburb near Birmingham
A chaotic news blurb reports Jonesville, a Birmingham suburb, in danger of complete destruction as a fire rages. Winds fanned the flames while structures burn and residents scramble to save property. Name inaccuracies and garbled OCR fragment obscure details beyond the core event.
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Birmingham
Aca
Jonesic
City Financial Reform Demands From Corrupt Dept
A municipal probe reveals decades of lax controls and embezzlement in city finances. Officials allegedly paid self approved salaries, diverted funds, and reimbursed dubious claims. A commission will appoint a judge and carry out thorough investigations.
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Tunde
Hes
Colecniens
Waka
Ealstal
Varnus
Bamue
Revolución Parties Rally as Diaz Orders Execution
Reports of renewed clashes between revolutionists and federal troops fuel unrest. Diaz orders that all captured revolutionists be shot like dogs. Palomas and Conception reported invaded, with the government tightening espionage along the river towns. Word from Monterey suggests northern forces may view the revolt as a raid and expect quick suppression.
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Ciad Juarez
Mme
Palamas
Diaz
Monterey
Reres
Neuva Lena
Dispensary Indictments Dropped by Charleston Grand Jury
Charleston November 20 The county grand jury rejected all four dispensary indictments against Jobo Schultz, He oo Nolte Joe Jenkins and W Bower after no witnesses could be produced. The solicitor failed to secure testimony for most of the thirty plus dispensary violation cases, ending hopes to try any this term.
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Charleston
S. C
Guillard
Grand Jney
Jobo Schultz
He Oo
Nolte
Joe Jenkins
W. Bower
Grand Jury
Bis
Worker Burned To Death In Furnace Accident
November 20 report from Birmingham underlines a fatal incident at a local furnace. George Sikh, a Black laborer, was near the blast when a vent opened and flames engulfed his clothing, burning him fatally as he cried for aid and attempted to reach a chair for help.
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Birmingham
Aki
George Sikh
Simon
Woman Engineer Advocate Earned Noted Stand In State
In New York state, Mary Yeargin, once denied easier path, gained distinction through self education and persistence. Despite poverty and gender barriers she studied engineering, taught, and pursued higher education, influencing views on industrial colleges for women and the role of women in professional fields.
Alabamians Report Back From Capital Trade Debates
Alabamians return from Washington and report on tariff reform signals. Committees weigh free list ideas and potential effects on southern producers. Observers note mixed sentiment among lawmakers and public grievances influence policy directions.
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Venton
Confederate Veterans Reunion Moves to Birmingham
New Orleans November 20 The United States Confederate Veterans General Order announces the reunion date shifted to Birmingham Alabama with details confirmed by Lt Gen We L Cabell and department commanders. The change follows requests and cousin approval, noting the 25, 1560 era references and schedules.
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New Orleans
United States Confederate Veterater
Birmingham
Ala
Tedsels
Slipped Off and Married in Columbia Parsonage
Johnnie A Bell of this city and Mass Meel Cromwell of Savannah Ga were married yesterday in Columbia after boarding a train to the city The couple went to Marion Street church parsonage where Rev Dr E P Lull performed the ceremony The bride plans to notify her parents of the marriage.
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Johnnie A. Bell
Mass Meel Cromwell
Savannah
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Bel
Savalutah
Celumbia
Marion Street Church
Pllu
Elwellewen
Bloody shooting between young farmers shocks Alabama
In Macon county near Opelika two farmers Young Liddle and George Allen exchanged gunfire at a 4 strong' s location, both were mortally wounded. The incident, occurring yesterday, leaves them near death as authorities plan further action.
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Young Liddle
George Allen
Macon County
Yesterda Coord
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