Annexation mood grows in Hawaii as Blount visits
The Rush arrives with ex-Congressman Blount to study annexation, crowds greet the party along Koko Head, and provisional government officials report Washington’s mixed signals. Support swells among natives and foreigners, while debates over annexation continue amid dispatches from Honolulu and San Francisco.
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Housonvutu
United States Revenue Cutter Rush
San Francisco
Blount
Georgia
Hawaii
United States
Koko Head
Naval Row
Atresta
Australia
Annexation Club
Hawaiian Patriotic League
J. 5. McGrew
F. Scott
Hartwell
Stevens
P. Hastings
Dole
Robertson
Blount Deochneil
Hawkian League
Rush
Washington
Admiral Skerrett
Surise
Bush
Rio de Janeiro
China
America
Provisional
Cleveland
Greshawn
Counfast
Senate
Miniater
Honolulu
Smith
Pratt
Impeachment Articles Delayed as Senate Deadlock Prolongs Session
Lincoln April 5 The senate remained in deadlock through the night with passes restricted and members delayed. Joint convention opened late. only Clarke and Thomson responded to roll. Several bills were passed despite the stalemate including funding for the county treasurers and a Nebraska World’s Fair exhibit, while impeachment proceedings stalled until later sessions.
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Lincoln
Senate
Stewart
Majors
McDonald
Clarke
Thomson
Hall of Representatives
Gaflin
Casper
Howe
Porter
North
Committee of the Whale
Dale
Judiciary
Mattes
House
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
George Manner
Nebraska National Guards
Pine Ridge
Crocker Fiske & Co Protests Rock Minneapolis Firm
Financial shock grips Mercantile circles as Crocker Fiske & Co declares commercial paper protested on Monday and Tuesday at the city clearing house. Rumors put one note at 10400 dollars and another at twice that, but officials withhold details while the firm’s partners lie ill and unavailable for comment.
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Crocker, Fiske & Co
Minneapolis
the Wall
Atieneaponre
Clearing House
Collision Injures Crew on Pennsylvania Freight Trains
April 5 collision on the Pennsylvania Saddle line between two freight trains left Samuel Snowden severely burned and dead hours later. Conductor P B Williams from Toons, arm broken and badly cut to the head. Conductor Antoney from Dert, arm broken and facial injuries. Engineer Brantlinger from Ry, severe scalp wounds. Fireman Mahan from Di, head and shoulders hurt. Flagman Miller from Altoona, injuries to the torso. No explanation of the accident has been released.
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GuEuNsev RG
Pennsylvania
Samuel Snowden
Williams
Toons
Antoney
Brantlinger
Mahan
Flagman
Miller
Altoona
McLeod Resigns From Railroad and Coal Companies
Philadelphia April 5 Mr A McLeod president of the Philadelphia and Heading Railroad and Coal and allied companies has tendered his resignation to take effect May 1 He will also sign the receivership papers in the pending crisis affecting the firms.
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Koars
Denver
Antone Woode
Joe Smith
B McLeod
Philadelphia
A. McLeod
The
Philadel
Railroad and Coalund
Will for back pay sparks strike suit at Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor strikers plan to sue the railroad for about 400000, arguing the difference between the arbitrator's scale two years ago and current pay. Leader Taylor says the suit may be filed, the strike could last 60 days more, and the union will persevere. Also reports against garment cutters, attachment suits by George J. Gould, a major forest fire in Holwayssure area, Columbus descendants touring for the World’s Fair, a Chicago woman making a 10000 mile air trip, and other local notices.
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Ann Arbor
Toropo
Taylor
Ashley
Supreme Court
Ashleys
George J. Gould
Holwayssure
Loop Mountain
Morrissona Cove
Johan Yingling
Roaring Spring
Telegraphic briefs of crimes and events across states
A woman collapses dead in Wisconsin while talking with a neighbor. Edwin Colby bound over in Indiana for stealing a bicycle. A South Dakota governor heads south on a special train. A murder suspect is arrested in Illinois. Fortress Monroe hosts hundreds of visitors amid fine weather. Fire destroys The Arbeiter Zeitung office in Belleville and August Stauber dies. The Elgin church cornerstone ceremony takes place. Remains of S D Liedy found. likely robbery and arson. Robbers threaten an all night Clinton Iowa restaurant. morphine suicide attempt in Lina Ohio. Charles Morgan lynched in Graham Virginia for killing a Black man at a frolic. Insurance agent Sanger arrested in Grinnell Iowa for embezzlement. Indian agent E W Foster returns home to find wife dead. burial in Bloomington. Luther Brown injured in a runaway in Ottumwa. horses killed.
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John Smith
Mem- Wis
Ind
Edwin D. Colby
Wammond
Milletta
Sioux Frills
Nina Shepard
Arkansas
Decatur
Ill
Fortress Monroe
Arbeiter Zeitung
Belleville
Ilc
August Stauber
Aames
First
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Elgin
Ils
S. D. Liedy
Point Pleasant
Bucks County
Clinton
F. B. Hollister
Lina
Charles Morgan
Graham
Morgan
W. J. Sanger
Grinnell
Miurengo
F. C. Overton
Towa State Insurance Company
E. W. Foster
Yankton
Bloomington
Luther Brown
Ottumwa
West Virginia Mob Lynches Black Man After Shootout
A mob hangs Charles Morgan a colored man who fired into a crowd, killing John Lesses in Bluefield area. Officer John Chandler was killed earlier by Kiz Redd, a notorious local figure. Kit Redd pursued across state lines as violence erupts in Graham suburb.
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Tod
Charleston
W. Va
John Chandler
Bluefield
Mercer County
Kiz Redd
West Virginia
Kit Redd
Graham
Charles Morgan
John Lesses
Morgan
Virginia
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
An endorsement of Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system without weakening organs. Claims it relieves colds headaches fevers and constipation by acting on kidneys liver and bowels. Sold by druggists in 60c and 1 bottles. manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co. with clear brand identity.
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California
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Montana
Wyoming
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J. Chandler
Roach
Treasury
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Dem. Md
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Belgium
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Missouri
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Mexico
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Arizona
William I. Thorton
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Ewing
Jevenson
Kentucky
Crittenden
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Lochran
White House
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National Hotel
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Hoke Smith
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Weeks
Indian Territory
J. J. McAleste
Senate Senate
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Chile
London
Iquique
Martin Wii
Washineron
Vance
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Martin
Kangus
Balimore
Grace Episcopal Church
Key Mitchell
Mr. Key Mitchell
Robert Lee Keeling
R. J. Keeling
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Stewart Keeling
Coal and Coke Company
Kansas City
Central Coal and Coke Company
Keith & Perry Coal Company
Thuber and
Col Leuds
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Gibbons
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New Yor
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Barrett
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American Line
New York
Southampton
Duke of
Bess Mitchell
Chicago
Buffalo
Fast Express
New York Central
Sugacusa
Maple Bay
Onondaga Resort
Joe Dunfee
Dan Donovan
Syracuse
Donovan
Dunfee
Yankton, D. D
Hughes Hant
Weather Bureau
East
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Liz
East Lebanon Iron Company
Judge Lynch
West Superior
Wis
Harrington
Barnett Record & Co
Buchanan
Robert W. Buchanan
Court of General Sessions
McIntyre
Hurcuiygoy
Kays
Frank Vincent
Frank Calladay
Fusion Democrat
Vincent
Hernia
Mont
Billy Lewin
Jim Burge
Opera
Lewis
M. AM. Bruster
Montgomery
May Brawran
Argusville
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Eigen
J. F. Moone
Colusa
Cal
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
All Drugglars
Atlanta
Pepte
Derren
Sam
Divine
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Conault
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