Admiralty Officials Deny British Warship Report
In Loxpon on January 31 officials at the Admiralty denied reports that British warships were involved in recent actions in the Isles. No further details were provided and the matter was noted as unverified by press time.
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Loxpon
Admirality
Aggressive US Policy Sought for Hawaiian Annexation
A House debate centers on American options for Hawaii. Dolph urges a bold policy while Sanford proposes declaring annexation the immediate goal to preserve commerce and uphold the flag. The discussion weighs whether a native government can stay independent or if a foreign rule is needed.
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United States
Dolph
Hwaiian Islands
Sanford
New York
House of Representatives
Hawaiian Islands
Picturesque Hawaii in Frank Morton's Self Accused
Frank Morton depicts Hawaii in his new novel Self Accused describing travelers awakening to a sunrise over blue seas. The voyage shows Koko Head rising as the steamer nears the Hawaiian Islands and the jagged volcanic coastline unfolds beneath a dramatic sky.
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Hawaii
Frank Morton
Koko Head
Hawaiian Islands
Corvette Garnet Ordered to Hawaii from Australia
The corvette Garnet with fourteen guns left Acapulco on January 7 bound for Honolulu. She was to sail to Esquimault next, but orders were countermanded and the commander instructed to remain at Honolulu until the troubles are settled.
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Hawaii
Australia
Garnet
Acapulco
Mex
Honolulu
Esquimault
Honolvan
Congress Urges Annexation of Hawaii in Senate Move
Washington January 81. A Chandler resolution seeks President to begin negotiations with Hawaii. Honolulu appears as a tropical panorama with Diamond Head and Koolau mountains. Provisional government officials prepare for arrival as Congress considers action amid American interest in the islands.
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Diamond Head
Provisional Government of
Hawaii
Senate
Chandler
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Washington
Sandwich Islands
United States
Mrs Besant Deepens Theosophy In Boston Lecture
Amy Ronsart reviews Mrs Annie Besant after a Tremont Temple lecture, noting her resonant voice and weary grace as she discusses Theosophy. Besant outlines reincarnation as a personal experience guiding her beliefs, argues for universal brotherhood and social reform, and plans further tours before returning to England.
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Tremont Temple
Mme. Blavatsky
Mrs. Besant
Chicago
Seattle
West
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
New York
New England
Old England
South
England
Joan d’ Arc
Huxley
Bradlaugh
Thive
Amy Ronsart
Paine’s Furniture Hosts World Trip Dinner For Staff
Paine’s Furniture Company employees and the Relef Association held a dinner at the Meionnon with 240 covers. The program featured music, a welcome address by G F D Paine, a lecture and stereopticon views of Paine’s world trip, plus an original poem by H L Sturtevant. A humorous Thibet joke preceded a surprise slide of recently married employees.
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Canal Street
Relef Association
Meionnon
P. & J. Besse
G. F. D. Paine
Paine
H. L. Sturtevant
America
Mr. Paine
Eleven Killed Continued from Page 1 in Electric Car Incidents
A lengthy list details January to March entries of injuries and deaths from electric car and trolley accidents in Roxbury, South Boston, and Boston. Notable items include Jan 26 Timothy Keough killed, Feb 11 horse electrocuted, and numerous falls from cars, with victims ranging from 5-year-olds to adults, and multiple locations cited such as Washington street, Tremont street, and Union Park.
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Terry Street
Charles
John F. J. Countil
Highland Street
Roxbury
Forest Hills Electric
Washington and Dale Streets
Timothy Murphy
Pynchon and
Heath Streets
Murphy
Foundry Street
South
Boston
Railroad Commission
Holman
Tremont Street
Granary Burial Ground
Thomas F. Parker
James Moore
Thomas Carrien
Jamaica Plain
Myrtle and
Centre Streets
Mary E. Fitzpatrick
Bradford Street
Washington Street
Union Park
City Hospital
Leonard Pickering
Paris Street
Hanover Street
A. T. Barry
Hopital
Timothy Keough
Hanover
Court Street
Benjamin Goldstein
Salem Street
Harvard Street
Franklin Street
West End
Wentworth
George Hastings
Perkins Street
Tremont
Cabot Street
John J. McDonald
Boylston Street
Frank Turnbull
Bellevue Avenue
Washington and
Lenox Streets
Wiliam Wales
Olney Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Wales
Charles W. Light
Louisiana Place
East
R. I. Johnson
Rolins
Battery Street
N. A. Trask
Beacon Street
Joseph W. Parkhurst
Peaceable
Hampden
Dudley Street
Louis Goldtein
Pembroke Street
William F. Jones
Officer Savage Dead in Boston Police and Court Career Ended
Probation Officer Edward H. Savage died at his home in Boston at 10:30 p m He was born in 1812 in Alstead New York and came to Boston in 1843 He served in the police force rising to deputy chief and later chef before retirement to probation work He held the post of chief probation officer for the Central Municipal Court from 1891 until his death at age 79
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Boston
Edward H. Savage
West Springfield Street
Mr. Savage
Alstead
N. Y
Bigelow
Central Municipal Court
Parmenter
Parliament Opens with Queen Speech on Uganda Egypt and Reform
Lonpox Jan 31 Parliament reconvened as the Queen opened the session outlining plans to study Uganda by a commissioner, bolster Egypt troop levels, advance Irish governance reform, and push bills on registration, parliamentary term limits, equal single votes, labor measures, local government expansion, and liquor control. Gladstone defends Home Rule timing and Uganda inquiry while Balfour criticizes policy and evicted tenants commission.
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British East Africa Company
Egypt
House of Commons
Ireland
Government of
Great Britain
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Wales
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Nolan
Parnellite
South Meath
Patrick Fullam
Mr. Gladstone
George Lambert
Mark Beaufoy
Arthur J. Balfour
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Salisbury
Sir William Harcourt
Balfour
Cairo
Mr. Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Austria-Hungary
London
Morley
Alfour
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