Blount to Probe Hawaii Overthrow and Annexation
Washington March 1 reports say Mr. Blount may travel to Hawaii alone to investigate the overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani, the provisional government, and the annexation question. He may indicate U S support only against foreign aggression and assess popular will.
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Washington
Blount
Hawaii
Sedgwick
Mexico
Bayard
Cleveland
United States
Lilioukalani
Mr. Blount
San Francisco
State Department
Ellis Mills
Redpath Bros. Manufacturing to Assign Amid Financial Ruin
Skedpath Bros. to Anwign and Bostox March 14. The Redpath Bros. Manufacturing company, boots and shoes, was burned out in Pri day's big fee and is financially crippled, will assign. The liabilities are said to be $100,000. Coughlin's trial postponed until next term of court at Omeace on March 14 by defendant request.
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Wasumetox
Seoretary
Carlisle
Skedpath Bros
Anwign
Bostox
Redpath Bros. Manufacturing Company
Boots and Shoes
Priday
Coughin
Omeace
Dan Coughlin
Gawt
Winaliw Bivorne
Yanxton
Herbert Hall Winslow
G. H. Winslow
Chicago
Mira
Curiaco
Mackinaw
Lyans Avenue
Forty-Third Street
Chinese Highbinders Pay, Police Sweep San Francisco
Police break up Highbinder meeting places and arrest suspected members on sight in Chinatown. Raids target brothels used for blackmail while the Chinese consul general organizes leaders to resist extortion. Fears rise of anti Chinese violence if clashes worsen.
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Bau Iieialawn
San Franerco
Chinatown
Kearney
Grand Army Honor Ward Presented to Richmond Home
In Richmond Virginia on March 16 a committee formed to honor visiting Grand Army men after the Strand Army encampment. The eastern ward of the Soldiers' Home was furnished with hospital furniture, a lasting monument to northern and southern camps friendship. Delegates from Washington arrived to present the ward, John Joy Edison gave the speech and BR. N. Randolph accepted on behalf of the home.
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Grand Army
Richmond
Strand Army
Washington
Soldiers
John Joy Edison
BR. N. Randolph
Fatal Flood Accident at Grand Ramus Mich
The first fatal accident of the flood at Grand Ramus occurred Tuesday afternoon. Cornelius Vogel, 12, was skating on floodwater in the lowlands when the ice gave way and he was swept under. William Oldenburg tried to rescue him and nearly died. Oldenburg’s condition is critical. Floodwaters receded ten inches, allowing factories to resume by Monday subject to weather.
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Grand Ramus
Mich
Cornélius Vogel
Wiliam Oldenburg
Oldenburg
Ghastly find ships eight human bodies in barrels
At Newport News and Mississippi Valley depot in Louisville on March 16 officers discover four barrels packed with human bodies, five male and three female. A man named W T Gaveens tried to ship household goods to Big Clifty Kentucky. authorities suspect medical dissection or foul play.
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Louisville
Newport News
Mississippi Valley
Big Clitty
W. T. Gaveens
Bhutan
Medical College
Big Clifty
World’s Fair Opening Hovering Over Local Action
The national World’s Fair commission board urged the local directory to provide 570 800 for the awards jury expenses, aiming for Sunday opening. The executive committee did not act, referring the matter to the finance and federal legislation committees, risking withholding part of the 2 500 000 congress appropriation and easing Sunday closing obligations for the local directory.
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The
Curiaco
National World’s Fair Commission
Finance Committee
Carlisle
Congress
National Republican committee closes session at Plaza hotel
The National Republican league executive committees end a three day meeting at the Plaza hotel New York. President Clarkson notes the party is ready for battle and Louisville is expected to host a large turnout for visiting Republicans. Eminent speakers are likely and a national committee meeting could be scheduled in Louisville or possibly Washington or Chicago next month.
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Washington
Senate
Storman
Stevenson
Waassuington
Marsh
Abbatt House
Cockrell
Palmer
Cable
Springer
Diplomatic Corps and Resident Society
New York
National Republican League
Plaza Hotel
National League
Clarkson
League
Louisville
Kentucky
Carter
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Armour's Agent Arrested in Embezzlement Case
William E McKaig Armour Packing agent at Superior Wisconsin is jailed on embezzlement charges after a Duluth report alleging he took 30 dollars and more totaling over 1000 dollars. He cannot furnish 390 in balance. OsHkosH March 16 shows another arrest in a related fraud case.
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Armour
West Superior
Wis
William E. McKaig
Superior
Armour Packing Company of Chicago
J. C. Fisher
Duluth
McKaig
Wanamaker Party Arrives in Texas En Route South
Waonamatker in Texas Palestine March 16. John Wanamaker and wife plus Philadelphia friends stay with Rev. E Fales. They plan to travel to San Antonio and the City of Mexico. Ounicaco March 16. Crete Norb officials seek George L D Stevens, ex cashier of Nebraska State Bank, led by Mayor M E Haight.
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Waonamatker
Texas
Palestine
Tex
John Wanamaker
Phildelphia
South
E. Fales
Mr. Wanamaker
San Antonio
City of
Mexico
Ounicaco
Crete
Nob,a
George LD. Stevens
Nebraska State Bank
M. E. Haight
Catoxsua
George D. Stevens
Nev
Mayor Height
C. Hi. Miller
Bi. M. Warrington
F. I. Foss
Chicago
Stevens
Denver Banks Negotiate Gold Exchange with Government
Beaver Bank reports a March 16 discussion on exchanging 1 005 000 in gold for car rengy with Denver banks and Secretary Carlisle. If completed on current terms, Denver banks would lose at least 2 200, while weighing standards for 1 090 000 in gold coin hung on a mint director’s ruling. The Denver clearing house weighs whether standard or current weight applies, amid government currency devaluation and new weighing preparations at the Denver Mint.
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Beaver Bank
Piya
Anaib
Carrengy
Denver Banka
Carlisle
Denver
Denver Clearing House Association
Washington
Enver
Export Bounty Demanded by Canadian Cattle Exporters
Canadian cattle exporters in Ottawa urge government aid. Henry Cargill, Conservative MP for Grey Bruce, moves in Parliament for an export bounty equal to freight rate differentials between Canadian and U S ports on shipments, citing British embargo harms. Large fire in Minneapolis destroys blocks on Hennepin Avenue. Cattle Breeders Association meets in New York. Holstein Friesian leaders reduce membership fee and ban proxies by salaried officers. Carnegie Steel orders a million-dollar armor plate press in Homestead. 16 000 ton capacity, the largest in the country. Minneapolis fire and various city notes follow.
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Ottawa
Ont
Henry Cargill
Raat Bruce
Dominion
Canada
United States
Cattle Breeders’ Association
New Yor
Fifth Avenue
C. W. Horr
Wellington
Horr
T. B. Wales
Boston
W. Brown Smith
New York
Homestead
Hammstrap
Carnegie Steel Comany
Winworth & Co
Manschester
England
NED TETHER A Shocking Union Objection Leads to Fatal Shooting
A dramatic tale from Miss and Milwaukee unfolds as a rejected engagement ends in tragedy. Prienta Londa objects to a union, a revolver erupts, and Miss Altoa Nunnemacher and William B Miller are found shot dead near the railroad. The couple had planned to marry despite parental opposition. The bodies lie in Lang's parlors as authorities investigate the premeditated double tragedy.
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Prienta Londa
Altoa Nunnemacher
Herman Nunnemacher
Milwaukee
William B. Miller
Wunnemacher
Miller
Lucheon
Mr. Miller
New Orleans
Bodius Inn
Nannemachen
Hot Springs
Lang
Syrup of Figs Promises Health Benefits and Comfort
An appealing advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and eases colds fevers and constipation. It claims acceptance by the medical profession and notes availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from druggists, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Jovonly
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