Mission to Hawaii Becomes Focus of Disputed Politics
Minister Willis, accredited to the provisional Hawaiian government, declines to reveal further intentions while meeting with the local authorities. President Dole and U S officials discuss credentials. China sails for San Francisco as Australia due November 11. The Queen Confident meeting gathers supporters of ex Queen Liliuokalani. Admiral Irwin’s party departs. Analysts warn force may be needed to maintain a queen’s throne and govern Hawaii.
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Hong Kong
Honolulu
Willis
Dole
United States
Wil Tuendalig
China
San Francisco
Australia
Hawaii
Widermann
Liluokalani
Sherriett
Admiral Irwin
Lieute Adams
Thursten
Georpetery
Gresham
Miia Thorsen
Hhis
Thurston
West
Pascaia Gy
Avevera
Kennebec
J. L. Stevens
Provisional Hawaiian Government Declared After Revolt
The document describes a period of instability from January 14 to 17 when the provisional government in Honolulu established control. It notes accusations surrounding Blount-Gresham findings and asserts that rebel action affected the lawful authority, with public safety committees and the provisional government forming the de facto authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansken
Stevens
Blount-Gresham
Boston
Honolulu
Memorial service at Madison Square Garden for Edwin Booth
The first birthday anniversary since Edwin Booths death was observed at Madison Square Garden with speakers Joseph Jefferson Tomaso Salvini and Henry Irving. Jefferson paid tribute to Booths worth and qualities, followed by brief remarks from Irving and Salvini praising their friend and rival.
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New York
Madison Square Garden Hall
Edwin Booth
Joseph Jefferson
Tomaso Salvini
Henry Irving
Jefferson
Irving
Salvini
Mr. Jefferson
Santander Disaster Claims Hundreds Dead and Wrecked City
Finance Minister Gamazo reports from Maprrio that the Cabo Machiaco explosion wrecked the governor's offices, custom house, courts, mining department, and prisons, with private property valued at 12,500,000 francs. Over 250 killed and 400 wounded. 80 still missing.
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Maprgio
Gamazo
Santander
Cabo Machiaco
Five Story Detroit Block Burned At 9 30 A M
The five story building at 159 Jefferson Avenue in Detroit owned by F P B Sands was gutted by fire at 9 30 a m. Occupants included Anderson Manufacturing bicycle L F Kilroy & Co publishers Heck & Knight bookbinders Detroit Publishing and People s Publishing companies. Losses estimated at 25000, partially insured. Fire traced to crude petroleum near boilers.
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Detroit
Mich
Jefferson Avenue
F. P. B. Sands
Washington, D. C
Anderson Manufacturing Company
L. F. Kilroy & Co
Heck & Knight
Detroit Publishing Company
People's Publishing Company
Custodian Charged With Embezzling City Funds
John Connors custodian at Chicago City Hall embezzled 3700 of funds in his care and will be arrested. He lost the money in Hawthorne races and has been relieved of duty. Police recovered the stolen property and identified Connors as responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connors
Connors
Hawthorne
Judge Dismisses Breach of Promise Suit Against Sage
New York November 14 Judge Bookstaver of the court of common pleas dismissed the $100,000 breach of promise suit filed by Delia Keegan against Russell Sage. The case ends without trial.
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Delia
New York
Bookstaver
Court of Common Pleas
Russell Sage
Delia Keegan
Ex-Congressman Culbertson Missing in Cincinnati
Ex congressman Culbertson of Ashland Kentucky is missing in Cincinnati. His two sons are in the city and detectives assist in the search. Fire in Prussian Saxony destroys part of Krollwite mills. damage estimated at 68000 marks. Corbett and Mitchell agree to fight in Jacksonville Florida on January 4 1894.
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Cincinnate
Culbertson
Ashland
Prussian
Saxony
Breux
Halle
Florida
New York
Corbett
Mitchell
Jacksonville
Fila
Railway Mail Service reports gains in mail handling
General Superintendent James K. White submits the annual report detailing 166 952 miles of railroad service 8059 cars and 6417 clerks. The year saw 10236314915 mail pieces up 49.68 percent while clerk numbers rose 13.86 percent. Proposals include higher salaries 150 auxiliary clerks vestibuled tenders and a new misdemeanor bill to protect mails with penalties for interference.
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WaAsumnetom
James K. White
Railway Mail Service
Addiion
Tragedy in Kansas Ends in Murder Suicide
An elderly Toronto, Kansas man E P Bernard shot his wife 63 his daughter 36 and then himself in a noon Sunday murder suicide. He left a letter to his son saying he had outlived his usefulness. The tragedy is blamed on that note. no other motive is known.
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Toronto
Kansas City
E. P. Bernard
Kan
Old Game of Cards Ends in Fatal Robbery at Farm
A farmer in Ohio drew $5,000 in a card game with two strangers who then attacked him, stole the winnings, and left him unconscious. His wife died of shock, while authorities report possible death of the farmer. The report also notes regional protests over deer and antelope slaughter by Indian agencies in South Dakota and other local incidents, including a local jail suicide and Japanese flood and ship losses.
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Oma
Andrew Bright
Bright
Troy
Farmer Bright
Mra. Bt
Chamberlair
South Dakota
Grantsburg
Wis
Andrew Johnson
William Sullivan
Rusk
Tragic double murder and suicide rocks town
In Aare on November 14 a double tragedy unfolds as Larinsky allegedly plots to remove Sorowski to wed his daughter Romer. Sorowski returns alive claiming he was hired for a cattle deal far from reality. The wife Mrs Romer injures herself and dies. Larinsky then shoots Romer, ending the chain of killings.
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Aare
Trinidad
Romer
Larinsky
Rower
Sorowski
Mrs. Romer
Eddy Newmex
Murdered by His Son in Wisconsin Woods
Warsay Wisconsin November 14 neighbors found William Ba beck's body in a newly made grave about 80 rods from his Edgar home. His 19 year old son Herman confessed killing him with an ax and both were arrested and brought to the city.
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Warsay
Wis
William Babeck
Edgar
Herman
Reward Offered After Bank Attempted Robbery and Murder Case
The Society of Savings offers 1000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the man who attempted to rob the bank and murder Secretary and Treasurer Herrick last Friday. Several suspects have been arrested but Col. Herrick cannot identify the attacker, and suspects will be released. Police think the crime was by a bold thief rather than a crank.
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Cleva Lann
Society of Savings
Herrick
Col. Herrick
Multiple early 20th century notices from Memiam Tenn and surrounding regions
A string of brief items covers accidents and deaths: C H Van and wife injured when folding bed traps Mrs Van and leaves Van a cripple for life with paralyzed legs, an Illinois canal ferry fleet prepares for winter service to New Orleans, Dr David Judkins dies in Cincinnati after 55 years as a physician, Justice Blatchford memorialized by the US Supreme Court, an influenza epidemic in Cleveland, a major Fort Wayne fire destroying the Academy of Music the Aldine hotel and Gazette Office, Rev Henry M Tapper dies at Shaw University, and a Philadelphia young woman Bertha Pruett dies after a fit of laughter.
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Memiam
Tenn
C. H. van
Constantinople Amid Turmoil: Damages and Death Reported
Chaotic dispatches describe a deadly accident and multiple fatalities including Charles Brewster of Fort Madison aged 63 banker. Rev Henry Kay of St Joseph Mo and Pansy McGregor referenced in the same turmoil. A Welland event and a Dubuque death are noted with other scattered items.
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Telen
Charles Brewster
Fort Madison
Nince
Henry Kay
St. Joseph
Pansy McGregor
Holton
Kan
Welland
William L. Shoup
Dubuque
Hugh Reneeyee
U Seage
U Seage Aedaorey A Nenmenlion To Supreme Bench Is Rejected Seystary Igo
Ford Commaonen
Fair United
Davis
Harrison
Graceland Cemetery
Chicago
Council For the Removal of Manufactures
Lake Front
Fred Wagner
Honduras apologizes over American cargo ruse incident
Secretary Gresham announced that Honduras promptly apologized for a disturbance involving a United States minister during a seizure incident. The U S government called the apology satisfactory and expressed hope the matter is settled.
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Tréebie
Little Republic
Wasumneton
Gresham
Amepals
United States
Howteren
Aioe
Ceu Srace
Honduras
Eoedet
Ite ofMcera
Coroner reports Dawson brother proves relation in Barrie Creek
Coroner Gillette and railroad officials who had traveled to Chicago to investigate a claim involving an Englishman named George Dawson killed in the Grand Trunk wreck returned Sunday. The coroner states the man presented satisfactory proof that he is Dawson's brother.
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Barrie Creek
Mich
Gillette
Chicago
George Dawson
Grand Trank
Dawson
Markets Show Mixed Activity With Commodities and Livestock
Wheat and corn trading uneven as winter patents and cash oats ease. Live cattle and pork prices steady with moderate demand. dairy and oils see mixed quotes. beef and lard show softness amid fluctuating futures.
Caurcano Market Reports Mixed Cattle Prices
At Caurcano on Nov 12 market activity was weaker with prices 5 to 10 cents lower for on par loads and 10s lower than average for other weights. Quality was fair with steady demand. steer and heifer quotes ranged from good to common grades, while stocker feeder and cow segments showed varied values across light to heavy categories. Units included mixing and packing classifications with reference to Texas and Western ranges.
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Noyo
Thostx
Wye
Wsc
Barliy
Bourrer
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Caurcano
Texas
Western Rangers
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Sents
Dele
Sbooth
Blaze
Spain
Werra
L A. Hilliard
Chicago Tribune
Hillard
Heidelberg
Byrne
Hilliard
Biowly
Louisville
John Cooke
Frank Garvin
Cooke
Grover Merkel
William Garvin
Merkel
Frank
Garvin
Mandecer
Collumsbus, Frs
Kansas
Exeren
N. H
Charrles H. Bell
New Hampshire
Bell
Prescott
Wadleigh
Wormirze
Man
Birtle
Miss McLeod
Brrr
Germany
Herr Haller
Lonpox
Buenos Ayres & Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Prorta
Ill
George Thorpe, Jr
el Paso
Woodford County
Cnicago
Gov. Altgeld
Marshal Stamm
Japan
Oita
Waereine
W. Va
Whittaker Iron & Steel Company
Bern
Herr Goldstein
Breslau
Kohn
Young Goldstein
Senator Platt
Washington
London
Loxpon
J. Roosevelt Roosevelt
William Astor
Elis
Wisconcia
Jouret
Illinois and Michigan Canal
New Orleans
St. Louis
Portland
Providence
Richmond
David Judkins
Cincininati
Justice Blatchford
United States Supreme Court
Olney
Clevetano
Fort Wayne
Ind
Academy of Music
Aldine
Gagette
Tapper
Rareies
N. C
Henry M. Tapper
Shaw University
Philadelphia
Bertha Pruett
Kok
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