Revolt Leaders Arrested as Ex-Queen Surrenders Allegiance
In San Francisco on February 6, reports confirm the capture of Wilcox and Nowlein, leaders of the revolt, and the arrest of the ex-queen who is held in the palace. The military commission continues hearings with several prisoners, including Galick, Seward, and Nowlein, pleading or testifying as details emerge about arms landings, crossing the rifles, and the queen's letter renouncing sovereignty.
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San Francisco
Australia
Wilcox
Nowlein
John S. Walker
Major Seward
C. T. Galick
Seward
Washington
Galick
Gibson
Brown
Parker
Charles Clark
Messrs
T. B. Wilker
Bowler
Rickard
Bertelmann
Grey
Weidemann
Marshall
Republic
Paul Niemann
A. Rosa
James
William Lane
James Lane
Wee Jenes Marshall
Niemann
Walalao
Bill Wilcox
William Poole
Diamond Head
Palolo
Park
Pablo
Manoa
Nunann
Palolo Ridge
Wailiili
Military Commission
C. F. Galick
T. B. Walker
Walker
George Townsend
Mauaua
Waimaula
H. A. Wahlberg
Townsend
Honolulu
Charles Warren
Waimanto
Kakaako
Robert Wilcox
Bertelmann’'s
Kahla
Waialae
John A
Cummings
Kala ®Au
Rudolph Spreckels
Follis
Spreckels
White & Ritton
Samuel Nowlein
Richard
W. F. Kane
R. W. Wilcox
Interior
Co. T Galick
C. W. Ashford
A. S Cleghorn
Island of
Oahu
Joseph Newahi
Island of Hawaii
D. Kawananagoa
Island of Maui
J. Kalanianaole
Kaui
W. H. Rickard
Antone
Rosa
W. V. Ashford
Lot Lane
Ripskane
Thomas Poole
Carter
Bipikane
Liliuokalani
Dole
A. S. Hartwell
Paul Neumann
Smith
Executive Council
Mr. Smith
Tha Tak
Clue to health and unrest in Honolulu letter mix
A mix of health cure advertisement for Dr. Greene's Nervura and a Honolulu report notes US ship Philadelphia arriving from San Francisco. It mentions Admiral Beardslee and debates over protecting American citizens amid upheaval, with public skepticism about duties and actions.
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Joseph B. Pierce
Northfield
Mass
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
United States
Philadelphia
Honolulu
San Francisco
Beardslee
Debs Recites Life Story From Locomotive Fireman To U A R U President
At the Debs trial in Chicago the defendant Eugene V. Debs traced his career from firing a locomotive at 14 to clerkships in Terre Haute, Indiana state politics, and leading the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, then founding the American Railway Union and serving as its president amid wage-cut pressures. He described uniting rail workers against management. Judge Grosscup questioned him on Pullman troubles and the strike threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Indiana
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Locomotive Fireman's Magazine
General Managers’ Association
Pullman
Howard
Grosscup
Anti Par nellite meeting action reported in London
London dated February 6 reports the outcome of a meeting among anti Par nellite factions. Details specify the political stance and resultant decisions shaping party alignment and leadership tensions in the ongoing Irish question. Further context outlines implications for parliamentary strategy and public expectations in Britain.
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London
Irish party ousts Sullivan from parliamentary committee
Members of the Irish party yesterday ousted Mr. T. D. Sullivan from the parliamentary committee and elected Messrs. Condon and Abrahams to its ranks. Mr. T. M. Healy has signified his intention to withdraw from the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Sullivan
Messrs. Condon and
Abrahams
T. M. Healy
Best Thing for the Party Healy Split Said by Gargan
Thomas J. Gargan told a Postman at his home last night he favored Healy’s exit and believed the Parnellites would be united now. He called the split best thing that has ever happened to Ireland and predicted favorable results.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Healy
Parnellites
Ireland
State Republican convention reorganizes in South Carolina
Columbia February 6 The State Republican convention met to reorganize the party in South Carolina. Twelve delegates attended about twenty were white. EB M Brayton was elected temporary chairman and urged cooperation with the better class of white men in the key fight on the constitutional convention.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
EB. M. Brayton
Brayton
Note by Business Manager of the Post
Note from the Boston Post business manager remarks on recurring ads by E. C. Almy & Co. in the newspaper. It notes the firm has consistently advertised on the East page and positions on the page, inviting advertisers to draw their own conclusions.
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Bince
Messrs. E. C. Almy & Co
the Post
Boston
Arraign Socialists in Rome on Charges of Sedition
In Rome on February 7 thirty Socialists will be arraigned, including several lawyers doctors and journalists. They are accused of belonging to dissolved Socialist societies and of stirring hatred among classes. Some defendants admit guilt and regret their actions.
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Rome
Williamsburg cloakmakers clash at Kratz shop riot
Forty striking cloakmakers visited the Sam uel Kratz shop in Williamsburg to press workers into joining the strike. When refused, a general fight erupted, machines were overturned, flatirons thrown, and the shop heavily damaged before police arrived. Many participants were cut or bruised and ten were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Samuel Kratz
Williamsburg
Kratz
Bayard Praises Education At Drapers Pupils Event
United States ambassador Thomas F. Bayard spoke at the People’s Palace in East London delivering prizes to technical school pupils of the Drapers Company. He said Americans would take pleasure knowing he supported education and urged individual effort as the path to success.
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London
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
People’s Palace
Drapers Company
Built Many Warships
Charles W. Copeland a premier marine and mechanical engineer of Brooklyn died aged 76 born Coventry Connecticut 1815. He designed and built marine engines for US naval steamers and oversaw the mosquito fleet during the Mexican war. He later served as supervising inspector under the 1852 steamboat act and advised the Lighthouse Board and Norwich and New York Transportation Company on vessels including City of New York City of Boston and City of Worcester.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles W. Copeland
Coventry
Conn
Daniel Copeland
Hartford
West Point Foundry
New York
United States
United States Navy
Copeland
United States Lighthouse Board
Norwich and
New York Transportation Company
City of
MOTHER AT THE MORGUE IN NEWARK DEATH NEWS
Newark, Feb 6. Mrs. Alleta Bellows was found near Market and Broad streets Jan 27 and died next morning at City Hospital. Her body lay at Mullen's morgue with unknown relatives. A letter from her daughter in Tamworth New Hampshire arrived, and the daughter came to Newark. Funeral services will follow before interment in Tamworth.
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Newark
N. J
Alleta Bellows
Market
Broad Streets
City Hospital
Mullen’s Morgue
Tamworth
Theodore Weld Funeral Held in Hyde Park Church
The funeral for Theodore Dwight Weld took place at the Hyde Park Unitarian Church with mourners from local and distant communities. Speakers praised his abolitionist work and church contributions, and notable figures including William Lloyd Garrison and Edna D. Cheney attended. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery with several civic and historical society representatives in attendance.
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Hyde Park
Theodore Dwight Weld
Unitarian Church
Boys’ Union
E. Q. S. Osgood
William Lloyd Garrison
Edna D. Cheney
Garrison
E. I. Humphrey
Bryant
Cheney
John W. Hutchinson
Weld
B. 11. Hamblin
Bayard Jr Announces Engagement to Dorothy Davis in Wilmington
In Wilmington Delaware on February 6 Thomas F. Bayard Jr son of Ambassador Bayard announced his engagement to Dorothy Davis a former Philadelphian now a Wilmington social figure and relative of banker H P Scott. Bayard 20 pursues his father’s large law practice and the couple plans a spring wedding.
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr
Ambassador Bayard
Dorothy Davis
Davis
H. P. Scott
United States Rubber declares first semi annual dividend
Charles R. Flint, treasurer, states directors declare a 2 1 2 percent semi annual dividend on common stock from surplus earnings up to April 1, 1894, payable March 15. Net earnings to April 1 amount to 1,444,987. 505,150 needed for the dividend. 940,837 added to working capital. this excludes post April 1 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles R. Flint
United States Rubber Company
Dover Bank to Wind Up as Stockholders Vote to Wind Up
Dover National Bank stockholders vote to wind up the bank after the Abbott defalcation. Arthur S. Whittemore named receiver by Comptroller Eckels. bond claims and six month proof of claim required. Defalcation estimated near $97,595.50 with drafts outstanding. Bank earnings from six months end Jan 1, 1895 show modest profits and dividends. cashier Isaac F. Abbott swore to the report.
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Dover
Abbott
Dover National Bank
Dorr
Whittemore
Stratford National Bank
E. V. Brewster
Brewster
Henole N Weogasses
BESO
Srenaniege Seoee
National Bank
Cosseees
Icaisovievaecssansehsesse
Isaac F. Abbott
State of New Hampshire
Grand Army Ladies Clash Over Circle in New Bedford
In New Bedford on February 6, Mrs. Nettie E. Gunlock national president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic spoke to the Sylvia H. Delano Circle No. 1 amid turmoil as twelve members seceded with property and funds. Gunlock vowed to support loyal members and remove disloyal elements, then prepared to travel to Fall River and on to New York and Tren ton for department encampment duties. The circle, formed in January 1895 with a $100 fund from the late Mrs. Delano, faced internal dispute over full membership versus adherence to order rules.
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New Bedford
Sylvia H. Delano
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Nettie E. Gunlock
Advisory Council
Ladies of the
Department of Massachusetts
Nettle E. Gunlock
Martha Washington Circle
Lynn
Hattie M. Mason
Kate L. Chapman
Delano
Real Estate Covics Circulates Local Transfers
Real estate firm Co P Harding of 7 Water street reports sales including the Pond farm of 93 acres with house and outbuildings at Franklin Mass and the Dean estate in Millis three acres with residence. Isaac Taylor estate sold to Bernard Malone a 15000 square foot lot near Corey road Brookline on private terms. T Quincy Browne bought 140000 square feet on Newton boulevard near Chestnut Hill reservoir and sold three brick dwellings at 869 871 873 Beacon street each 2750 square feet. J J Burns of Boston bought two 6000 square foot lots on Montgomery street North Cambridge from C J Tyler. E M Kendrick of Everett purchased the Noble estate 53000 square feet at Mt Auburn and Adams streets Water town for 13000 dollars.
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T. Q. Browne
Albert Geiger
Beacon Street
J. J. Burns
Boston
C. J. Tyler
Montgomery Street
Cambridge
E. M. Kendrick
Everett
Noble
Mt. Auburn
Adams Streets
Watertown
Farm to Let 100 Acres Near Village with Hay Output
Real estate notice offering 100 acres for let half a mile from the village. Includes capability to cut 20 tons of hay, a five-room house, and an enclosing area. Respond with stamped reply. Contact P. Harding at 7 Water St Room 606.
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P. Harding
Water St
Unknown three masted schooner frozen near White Island
Word from Isles of Shoals reports an unidentified three masted schooner at anchor near White Island in a dangerous position. The ice encased rigging and hull, visibility limited by haze, tugboats planned to aid when weather permits. rail traffic suffered heavy delays and record snowfall, with two freights stalled and trains delayed across multiple lines.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Isles of Shoals
White Island
Appledore Island
Boston & Maine
Concord & Portsmouth
Barberry Lane
North Wakefield
Memorial fund for Dr Gordon aims to raise 500000
Dr A J Gordon memory to be preserved by Claredon Street Church youths via a memorial fund. The American Baptist Missionary Union needs 200000 debt and 300000 regular fund by April first, to be raised by the Christian Endeavor Society. In half an hour they collected 430. The effort spans Baptist and Christian Endeavor groups nationwide with involvement from Francis E Clark and notices to Baptist papers from Boston.
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A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street
American Baptist Missionary Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Dr. Gordon
Christian Endeavor Societies
The
Baptists
Baptist Societies
Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Baptist
Office of the Union
Boston
Henry C. Mabie
Morris chairs and eggs judged by price scrutiny
A Paine Furniture Company satire compares Morris chairs to eggs, noting that buying too cheap both chairs and eggs is unwise. The piece promises readers a clever column in the advertising section and urges attention to the humorous commentary.
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Paine Furniture Company
Storm Conveyed Ship San Domingo Reports Two Days of Fearful Weather
The steamship San Domingo, arriving from Halifax at St. John’s on February 6, reports two days of furious weather. Her decks were swept, wheel chains broken, and she went broadside to the sea, nearly foundering before surviving the gale.
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ST. John’s, N. F
San Domingo
Halifax
Want to Go Armed in Haverhill
Three non union men at J H Winchell and Co factory reported to City Marshal Rand that they were attacked by strikers Tuesday night They sought permission to go armed but was not granted There is little other activity in strike circles in Haverhill Feb 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
J. H. Winchell & Co
Rand
Complete Manhood promises vigor and cures for life
An advertorial urging men to request a medical booklet from the Erie Medical Company of Buffalo New York. It touts a method to end drains on the body cure nervousness and despondency restore vigor and manly power age no barrier and claims dramatic personal testimonials with instructions to request the sealed free copy by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Medical Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Zella Nicolaus Vanishes From New York Burlesque Plan
Zella Nicolaus, linked to the Gould $40,000 check case, reappeared in New York and vanished again. She was to perform in Rob Roy burlesque at a music hall but fled with a man after arriving for a rehearsal. The proprietor seeks her and her husband Al Rahman, who are missing. The last sighting had her asking for Ward Detective Sullivan at West Thirtieth Street station.
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New York
Zella Nicolaus
Music Hall
Nicolaus
al Rahman
Zella
West Thirtieth Street
Ward
Sullivan
Atchison Plan Deferred in New York
The Atchison restructuring committee delayed publication of its plan awaiting a minor detail change. The plan reportedly includes a $10 assessment on stock and $4 on income bonds, with new preferred stock issued at par. Second mortgage bonds convert to preferred stock, while general mortgage bonds gain a 7% first mortgage and 2% new bond for interest. Past due coupons will be funded into securities of equal value.
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New York
Atchison Reorganization Committee
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Queen Liliuokalani
Ann
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
Chickering
Emerson
Harvey & CO
Boylston St
Republicans
Post
Sir
Soward C. Almy & CO
Washington Street
Bayard
Theodore Weld
Thomas Bayard, JR
U. S
Dover Bank
Arthur S. Whittemore
Eckels
Bank of Commonwealth
Asrud
Arthur G. Whittemore
Grand Army Ladies
Real Estate Covics
New‘ton National Syndicate
New Hampshire
C. E Society
Cupid Mo Psyche
SALEM
James P. Cook
J. F. Almy
Merchants’ National
Salem National
Naumkeag National
Mercantile National Banks of
Cook
Morton Albany
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Ai Ces
Massachusetts Statut
F Stevens
Red D.arene
W. B. Turner
Basto
America
Union Station
Hanover Street
Haymar Adams
Geo
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