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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1893

Page

8

HAWANS Continued from Page 1 Orders to Mohican for Honolulu

The commander of the coden flagship Mohican at San Francisco is ordered to proceed at once to Honolulu as part of a President driven disposition of American interests until a major annexation is settled. The Adams and Ranger lie at Mare Island, likely to be sent, while the Monterey could be dispatched but its coal limits prevent a Sandwic Islands voyage.

Coden Mohican San Francisco Honolulu Adams Ranger Mare Island Monterey Sandwic Islands

Congressional debate over Hawaiian annexation begins

Washington report on Senate secret session after news of Hawaii uprising. Speakers argued for annexation or protectorate while opponents warned Hawaii’s debt exceeds 3 million and questioned U S duties. Congressmen Chipman Geary Andrew voiced mixed views as Hawaii crisis unfolds.

Washington Senate Morgan Hawaii Pearl River Harbor United States England Germany

Story of the Overthrow in Hawaii Gazette Account

The Hawaiian revolt unfolds with a public safety committee seizing the government building after a confrontation near Fort street. The queen and cabinet yield, a provisional government rises, and volunteers guard Aliiolani Hall while the princess Victoria’s U.S. visit plans are referenced in letters from the Boston Post and a Royal reply.

Mr. Kamnamano Committee of Public Safety Fort Street Banner Good Owever Beretania Street Hassinger Rifles’ Armory Aliiolani Hall Soper Zeigler Washing Place

San Francisco Eyes Hawaii Annexation Effort

Mayor Ellert urged chambers and trade groups to act on Hawaii annexation in the national interest and San Francisco. President Pond convened Chamber trustees to hear Hawaiian commissioners detailing the proposed annexation and its background.

San Francisco Ellert Chamber of Commerce Produce Exchange Board of Trade Hawaii Kular Pond United States

Queen Liliuokalani Faces Bold Constitutional Coup

The cabinet refused to sign a new constitution as Hui Kalaiaina presented it to the Queen. After a tense midnight of resistance and pressure from ministers and citizens, the Queen delayed the coup and confirmed a temporary postponement while factions gathered to oppose the revolutionary move.

Hui Kalaiaina Peterson Coburn Cornwell Parker Liliuokalani Lintend W. O. Smith Finnally

Proclamation of the People Dismantles Hawaiian Monarchy

The proclamation declares the Hawaiian monarchic system abrogated and establishes a provisional government for public affairs and a path toward union with the United States. An Executive Council of four led by B Dole administers key departments while a 14 member Advisory Council holds legislative power, with several officials removed from office.

United States of America B. Dole J. A. King P. C. Jones W. O. Smith Islands Department of Foreign Affairs Departments of the Interior Finance Attorney General S. D. Damon A. Brown L. A. Thurston Aes Morgan J. Emmelmuth H. Waterhouse J. A. McCandless D. Tenney F. W. McChesney F. Wilhelm W. R. Castle W. G. Ashley W. C. Wilder C. Bolte Queen Liliuokalani Charles B. Wilson Samuel Parker W. H. Cornwell John F. Colburn Interior Arthur P. Peterson Orce Henry @. Cooper Andrew Brown Theodore F. Lansing John Emmelmuth Edward Suhr Henry Waterhouse W.C. Wilder Fr. W. McChesney William O. Smith

Notable Hawaiian Commission Members Named for U.S. Talks

The Hawaiian Commission to confer with the U.S. government lists Lorrin A. Thurston as chairman. Members include William C. Wilder, William R. Castle, Joseph Marsden, and Charles I. Carter, detailing their backgrounds in law, business, sugar farming, and relatives of past ministers, with notes on birthplace and tenure.

Hawaiian Commission United States Lorrin A. Thurston Hawaii Honolulu William C. Wilder Wilder Steamship Company William R. Castle Islands Oahu Pearl River Harbor Joseph Marsden Charles I. Carter Washington H. A. P. Carter

Letter to the Post on Princess Victoria Education Plan

A year ago a report said Princess Victoria, niece of Queen Liliuokalani, would finish her education at Wellesley College. A letter was written to her and months later a reply arrived decorated.

Tur Boston Post Boston Mass Litiuokalani Hawaii United States of America Victoria Wellesley College The H. M. Chamberlain Iolani Palace Lilinokalant Ier Kauilani Cleghorn England Queen Victoria United States Chicago Honolulu Jawali Iremain James W. Robertson Liliuokalani Princess Victoria Rutgers Women’s College West Fiftyfifth Street Jennie June” Croly

Sunday Labor Meetings Boost Garment Union Settlements

Labor reports in Sunday meetings show Garment Workers' unions Nos 1 and 25 securing a settlement with J L King and H Hollander. Returning workers will be paid on a union scale. Pant makers remain in dispute with no immediate settlement. Six boycott workers target Rhodes Ripley Co. The Boston Labor Leader editor Frank K Foster plans to enlarge to eight pages. Thirteen new Typographical Union charters issued. Hillson Relief Association held a ball and appointed a bail committee: Julius Rosenbalm Julius Marcus Simon Titcomb Louis Heideman.

J. L. King H. Hollander Pantmakers Rhodes, Ripley & Co Frank K. Foster Boston Labor Leader Convine Bnd International Typographical Union Hillson Relief Association Julius Rosenbalm Julius Marcus Simon Titcomb Louis Heideman

Paderewski in Boston Leads Thirteenth Symphony Evening

Crowded Music Hall showcases Ignace J. Paderewski in a lively concert featuring his A minor concerto and Schumann Symphony No. 1. MacDowell poems for orchestra and Wagner finale receive praise. next programs include Fort and Paine pieces, Nordica company return, and Seidl Wagner cycle. Concerts planned with Damrosch, Hein rich singers, and Kneisel Quartet amid operatic offerings and Handel and Haydn Society’s 687th concert with Nordica and Campanini.

Music Hall Boston Symphony Orchestra Ignace J. Paderewski Paderewski Robert Schumann Schumann Hamlet Ophelia Edward A. MacDowell MacDowell Wagner Autun Fort Skeleton In Boston Symphony Chorus John K. Paine Nordica Operatic Concert Company Boston Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana Nordica Scalchi Engel Campanini del Puente Sapio Anton Seidl Boston Theatre Metropolitan Orchestra of New York Max Heinrich Meionaon Heinrich Franz Schubert Haydn Schubert Tartarus Mackenzie Amy Horrocks D’ Albert Fred Clay Goring-Thomas Mozart Kneisel Easthampton Wachita Ralph L. Baldwin George L. Munn James Gilbert Park Theatre Walter Damrosch Symphony Orchestra of Tremont Theatre Carlotta Maconda Bostonians National Opera Company Antonio Galassi Augusta Cottlow Henry Marteau Josef Hoffman Chicago Mr. Seidl Handel and Haydn Society Cherubini

Memory of Bishop Brooks Memorial Service at Old South

Ministers of all religious communions are invited to a memorial service at 8 o clock today in the Old South Meeting House corner of Milk and Washington streets. Notable clergymen including Dr Peabody Moxom Warren and Miner are expected to attend and join in the service. Seats for attending ministers are reserved until 2 55 o'clock. the rest of the house is open to the public.

Old South Meeting House Milk and Washington Streets Peabody Moxom Warren Boston University Miner Gordon Bodfish Donald

Blaine's Washington Homes Chronicle His City Life and Illnesses

A historical overview traces James G. Blaine’s Washington residences from the Fifteenth Street house where a sunstroke-like illness first appeared, through Dupont Circle, Windom House, and Lafayette Square, to the current family residence after his 1889 appointment as Secretary of State. The narrative notes relocations tied to career and health events, including the 1880s era and the Blaine family’s connections to other prominent figures.

Blaine Washington Fifteenth Street N. W Cincinnati General Grant First Congregational Church Garfield Dupont Circle Colonel Coppinger Congress President Harrison

A Cosmopolitan Yankee Frank Millet the Painter Inventor

Kate Field highlights Frank Millet as an all around genius trusted in emergencies. He quietly innovates, solving a Chicago Exposition painting challenge with a gas pipe spray system and rubber hose to deliver paint efficiently.

Kate Field Washington F. D. Millet Frank Millet Frank Miller Bridgewater Mass

Baron De Nogood Marries Rich Girl in Mock Court Quip

In a humorous Texas Siftings exchange Colonel Yerger questions the baron’s match while Judge Peterby quips about eyesight. The dialogue jokes that De Nogood is blind in one eye yet the bride has lost use of both, implying a sharp social jab on the marriage.

Yerger Baron de Nogood Judge Peterby Texas Siftings

Cranky Patient Refuses Help For Murderous Doctor Visit

A doctor asks to bring in two brother physicians to examine a irascible patient. The patient quips that if the doctors need aid in murdering him they should call their accomplices. The fragment ends with an insertion for an ice cream ad from the Philadelphia Ice Cream Company along Tremont Street.

Texas Siftings Philadelphia Ice Cream Company Tremont Street

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