Kaiulani Ashore in New York with Guardians Aboard
Princess Kaiulani arrives in New York on the Teutonic from Liverpool. English guardians Theophilus Davies and Mrs Davies accompany her with Miss Davies and Miss Whartoff. Ex-Minister J F McFarlane and Hawaiian minister Mott Smith also present as supporters of her future status. Davies urges cautious steps toward a revised constitution and regency, noting the U.S. government should not disinherit a royal lady who has shown duty and sacrifice.
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New York
Kaiulani
Hawaii
Teutonic
Liverpool
Theophilus Davies
Mrs. Davies
Miss Davies
Miss Whartoff
J. ©. McFarlane
Liliuokalani
Pr. Mott Smith
Lulu
Mr. Davies
Dole
Washington
Islands
United States
Davies
On to the Capital Continued From Page One
The article notes President Cleveland's expected cautious travel as his presidential train passes places along the route. Luncheon will be served on the train and the party will dine at the Arlington after arrival, with rooms booked there. Mr and Mrs Cleveland plan to be at the White House after the inauguration ceremonies.
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Cleveland
Arlington
Mrs. Cleveland
White House
Princess Kaiulani Greets America Facing Hawaiian Crisis
The Hawaiian princess Kaiulani travels to the United States aboard the revenue cutter Chandler and stays at Brevoort House after leaving a health officer’s station. She vows to defend her birthright, accusing American officials of undermining Hawaii’s constitution while awaiting reception in major cities.
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Chandler
Brevoort House
Sheisa
United States
Princess Kaiulani
Mr. Davies
The Chatham Ashore in Vineyard Sound
Steamer Chatham, sailing from Baltimore to Boston under Captain Foster of Merchants' and Miners' Transportation Line, ran on Hedge Fence Shoal in Vineyard Sound. Tug assistance failed to refloat her. lightering cargo to begin. The ship sits two feet forward aground with two thirds of cargo, including oysters and oranges, aboard. Number of passengers unknown. travel is light this season.
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Wingyard Haven
Baltimore
Boston
Chatham
Norfolk
THE GUTTYHUNK WRECKS
S S Sewall of Arthur Sewall & Co examined the four mast schooner Douglas Dearborn ashore at Cuttyhunk and saw no salvation while Captain Welch is praised for stripping her. Captain Halero of the Aquatic visited the island to watch his property as Right Arm efforts to float the brig proceed. The Georgie Clark, towed in by the Rattlesnake, was libeled by Philadelphia & Reading Railroad for salvage.
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New Reprorp
S. S. Sewall
Arthur Sewall & Co
Bath
Douglass Dearborn
Cuttyhunk
Agent Cobb
Davis Coast Wrecking Company
Sewall
Welch
Stewall
Halero
Aquatic
Georgie Clark
Philadelphia
Rattlesnake
New Haven
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Episcopal bishops convene in New York for special convention
Bishops of the Episcopal church arrive at Bishop Potter’s residence 29 Lafayette Place for a special convention to fill vacancies in missionary dioceses. The meeting convened with Rev. John Williams of Connecticut presiding, but adjourned after no quorum, until 3 o’clock.
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New York
Potter
Lafayette Place
Episcopal Church
John Williams
Connecticut
Reception by Vice President Morton for Incoming Stevenson
Washington March 1. Vice-President and Mrs. Morton hosted a reception at their residence for Vice-President-elect and Mrs. Stevenson. About 600 guests attended, including Senate members, Cabinet officials, heads of bureaus, Supreme Court justices, diplomats, and military leaders. The event featured music by the Marine Band and a formal collation.
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Morton
Stevenson
Mr. Morton
Mrs. Morton
Mrs. Stevenson
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Cabinet
Departments
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Illinois
House
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columbia
Court of Claims
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Partridge Plans Statue of Grant and Hamilton at World Fair
William Ordway Partridge, fresh from Paris, returns home to complete a monumental sculpture program. He describes modeling a nude study from life, repainting to guide clothed flesh, and tearing the figure down to correct from multiple angles. Two other commissions include a large Hamilton heroic statue for the Hamilton Club in Brooklyn and an equestrian figure of a general.
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Lucas
London
Stillman
Chicago
Partridge
Lincoln Park
Hamlet
Eral Grant
Union League Club
Boston
Milton
Mr. Pees
Wreck Tale of Hattie Jenkins at Stonington Train Crash
Mrs. Margaret Jenkins of 8 Mead Street recounts the New York, New Haven & Hartford collision near Providence that gravely injured her daughter Hattie Jenkins aboard a Stonington line passenger car. Hattie was found unconscious but breathing, transported to a Pullman car, with doctors noting no broken bones yet warning of nervous shock.
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New York City
Stonington
Hattie
Providence
Iman
Boston
Scollay Square
Everett
Relief fund sent for Cuttyhunk life savers families
A Boston committee treasurer transfers 2655 dollars to the Massachusetts Humane Society to aid families of those who perished saving the Aquatic crew at Cuttyhunk after the February 24 1893 wreck. Additional subscriptions raise the total to 435 50 dollars.
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Massachusetts Humane Society
H. H. Hunnewell
Citizens’ Committee For the Relief of the Cuttyhunk Life Savers
Washington Street
Boston
Citizens’ Committee For
Joan Simpekins
Citizens’ Committee
Mr. Simpkins
Electricians Talk Shop at St Louis Meeting
The National Electric Light Association met again in St Louis. Professor George Forbes of England presented a paper on Thermal Storage and favored the Halpin scheme as widely usable. He also discussed burning house refuse for power and its commercial potential, sparking interest. Charles S Bradley spoke on Long Distance Transmission of Electric Power and L B Stillwell on Conditions Under all the Use of Water Power is Economical.
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St. Louis
National Electric Light Association
George Forbes
England
Forbes
Charles S. Bradley
L. B. Stillwell
Derailed Iron Mountain train near Hope Arkansas injures many
Train No 52 northbound on the Iron Mountain derailed by a broken rail one mile north of Hope Arkansas at 7 this morning. Thirteen seriously injured as sleeping cars and coaches left the rails and burned in the ditch. Train men and uninjured passengers rescued. wrecking trains from Texarkana aid response.
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St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Hope
Ark
Texarkana
Ottawa Defeats Cartwright Tariff Amendment for Freer Trade
The Ottawa parliament backed government plans after defeating Sir Richard Cartwright's amendment for immediate tariff revision. The vote was 126 to 72, a 54 vote majority for freer trade.
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Ottawa
Ont
Richard Cartwright
Interests Granite Cutters In Vermont Prohibition Case
Barre Vermont March 1 granite cutters in this region are keen on the challenge to the Vermont prohibitory law in Addison county court. A ruling declaring the law unconstitutional could affect the granite cutters conspiracy case to be reheard at the Washington County Court. The defense in that case may use the same constitutional challenge as the liquor law case. No signs of labor trouble between granite cutters and dealers. the year opens with all workers harmonious.
Death of Professor William Minto at Lonpoy
Lonpoy March 1 Professor William Minto died today He was born October 10 1845 at Auchintoul Alford Aberdeenshire earned an MA at Aberdeen in 1865 and authored several novels He edited the Examiner for four years and later led opinion writing for the London Daily News and the Pall Mall Gazette In 1880 he becameProfessor of Logic at Aberdeen.
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Lonpoy
William Minto
William Minuto
Auchintoul
Alford
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen
Examiner
London Daily News
Pall Mall Gazette
Senate debates over bridge Bill and Sherman bond amendment
The Senate debated the Hudson River bridge bill, then moved to the post office appropriation and agricultural matters. A conference report on the sundry civil appropriation followed, with objections and rulings by the chair. Sherman spoke on bond amendments and resumption act provisions, opposing or supporting reduced-rate bonds. The day ended with eulogies for Senator Gibson of Louisiana and adjournment.
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Teller
Walcott
Mr. Hill
Yeas
Allison
Hiscock
Mr. Harris
Senate
Mr. Allison
Sherman
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Carlisle
United States
Messrs. Stewart
Walcott and Teller
Gibson
Louisiana
Messrs. White
Hoar
Mills
Apparent error in will shows Barstow heirs in Newport report
A will record for Abby S. A. White, died 1891 in Santa Barbara, lists George B. Barstow of Salem as heir while executor Frederick Tomkins doubts the vast estate value. The estate spans lands in New England, New York, California and other states with numerous specific bequests to Massachusetts and Santa Barbara relatives. One quarter of residue funds taxes and expenses, another to Annie O Edwards, and the rest divided among seven relatives.
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Newport
R. I
George B. Barstow
Salem
Mass
Abby S. A. White
William A. White
Santa Barbara
Cal
New England
New York
California
Frederick Tomkins
Brown University of Providence
Massachusetts
California and
Annie O. Edwards
Barstow
Sally M. Barstow
Mary M. B. Dennis
Debora T. Washburne
Coy Must Hang Vanished Last Hope Before Council
The Rev. W. W. Newton and J. Ward Lewis urged Acting Governor Walcott for a further council hearing, but the request was denied yesterday morning, sealing Coy’s fate.
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Coy
W. W. Newton
J. Ward Lewis
Walcott
Irish education bill defeated in Commons vote
Lonpox March 1 The House of Commons rejected the motion for the second reading of the Irish education bill by 247 to 166, signaling the bill’s defeat and setting up further political implications.
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Lonpox
House of Commons
Paris Widow of Former President Dies at Evening
Paris reports the death of Mme Grevy widow of Jules Grevy former President of France this evening.
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Jules Grevy's
Paris
Mme. Grevy
Jules Grevy
France
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Kingston St
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New London
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