Thurston's Answer Admits Queen Began Revolution
Lorrin A. Thurston, Hawaiian minister, replies to Blount's report defending the provisional government. He asserts the queen began the revolution January 14, troops landed January 16 to protect citizens, and that the cabinet failed to act with a clear plan. He argues the movement had broad local support and denounces accusations of misaction, detailing meetings, armed groups, and the role of the Americans.
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Hanged to a Banister at Ottumwa Trial of Walton in Court
A mob executed Fred Gustavson, 92, by hanging from a banister in Ottumwa after he assaulted the four year old daughter of Jonas Sax. The mob seized the body, then later permitted an officers’ review to confirm death. Elsewhere, Ed Walton’s murder case and other items follow in a sprawling dispatch.
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