Martial law ends in Hawaii and new acts shield government
Reports from Honolulu detail the end of martial law on March 18 and restoration of habeas corpus. Five new acts establish indemnity for officials, prohibit refugees, suppress seditious newspapers, and expel dangerous individuals. Leaders Wilcox Greig Woodman Marshall among prisoners sent to road work. Philadelphia engine repairs contracted to Honolulu Iron Works.
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Australia
United States
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Lole
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Greig
Woodman
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Packard
Seward
Ashford
Gulick
Thurston Announces Departure for Honolulu Without Reason
Washington March 27 Minister Thurston sent a brief note to Secretary Gresham stating his intention to depart for Honolulu that afternoon, leaving Hastings in charge of the Hawaiian legation. The curt message omitted any leave of absence or cause, and there was no clear recall mentioned in Honolulu papers as the Australia sailed.
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Washington
Thurston
Gresham
Honolulu
Hastings
Willis
Australia
Ha waiian exile case heard by Canadian ship firm counsel says
In Vancouver on March 27 E P Cave counsel for the Canadian-Australian Steamship Company stated yesterday regarding the case brought by Hawaiian exiles Mueller Cranston and Johnston against the company.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mueller, Cranston and Johnston
A Doctor’s Evidence on the Best Medicine
A physician asserts his view of the supreme remedy among all medicines, detailing reasons and examples from practice. The account presents clinical rationale and personal conviction about what he regards as the most effective treatment.
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J. W. Minkler
Bath
N.H
New York
Milwaukee Fire Devours Several Buildings in Grand Avenue
A massive blaze in Milwaukee began shortly after midnight at Landauer & Co. and spread to neighboring structures on Grand avenue and Fourth street. Firefighters saved the Milwaukee Public Library and Storage and Forwarding, with total losses exceeding a million dollars. Two women were injured by jumping from a window. no deaths reported.
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Landauer & Co
Fourth Street
Grand Avenue
Tanner Company
Landauer
Barling & Wambold
Fourth _ street
Foster
Bon Marche
Public Library
Milwaukee Public Library
Library
Davidson
Morgan
No. 318
Tin Plates Boom In United States Production Rise
The Tin Plate Manufacturers Association reports 34 tin plate works in the United States, with capacity over 260000 tons of finished product annually and 12000 workers employed. Capital invested around 500000, wages about 7000000 yearly. Mills operating already reach 160000 tons capacity.
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Baltimore
Manufacturers’ Record
John Jarrett
Tin Plate Manufacturers’ Association of the
United States
Attitude of Hawaiian government on deportation under martial law
The Hawaiian government shows eagerness to settle their right to deport dangerous individuals from the islands. They seek a judicial decision in another country to establish this right, as was done during the recent crisis under martial law.
Lexow police bills face final passage in New York Senate
In Albany on March 27 the Senate prepared for hours of debate on final passage of the Lexow police bills. Edward Lauterbach, GOP state leader, met with Governor Morton and Lincoln to discuss constitutional validity and possible changes. He suggested striking the elective feature from the bipartisan bill and keeping mayoral appointment of police commissioners. The governor pledged to sign any police reorganization measure passed. Senator O'Connor will not accept amendments to the police reorganization bill.
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N. Y
Senate
New York Police
Edward Lauterbach
New York County Republican Committee
Morton
Lincoln
Lauterbach
New York City
O’connor
McKinley to Tour West After Southern Trip
Governor McKinley plans a swing through the West starting early June, with William M. Hahn arranging the itinerary from Ohio. The route will cover most Western states to the Pacific coast, raising doubt he has fixed opposition to silver coinage amid public sentiment in the regions he will visit.
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McKinley
William M. Hahn
National Republican Committee For
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West
Pacific Coast
Thomasville
Ingersoll Comments on Republican Presidential Prospects
Indianapolis March 27 Col o nel Robert G Ingersoll brief ly spoke on presidential possibilities. He noted Reed and McKinley as prominent Republican contenders with Reed praised for ability and McKinley for suitability. He denied a Laporte telegraphed interview about free silver and Reed's slim chances and said he admires Reed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert G. Ingersoll
Reed
McKinley
Allison
Laporte
Smallpox Quarantine At Homeopathic Hospital
Malignant smallpox led the Pittsburgh health bureau to quarantine the Homeopathic Hospital this afternoon. The infected patient, Luther Robinson of Cincinnati, is in the pest house after arrival Sunday. The hospital was fumigated and all patients vaccinated. A accompanying color man traveled to Baltimore and may be infected. Robinson received vaccination in Cincinnati about a month ago.
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Homeopathic Hospital
Luther Robinson
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Robinson
Gibbs Brothers Die by Drowning in Nolachucky River
Samuel and John Gibbs, farmers and brothers from Greene county, Greene County interior, Knoxville region, died this morning by self-inflicted drowning in the Nolachucky River after prolonged financial distress.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Samuel and
John Gibbs
Greene County
Maine Legislature Breaks The Record In adjournment
Augusta Me March 27 The sixty seventh Maine Legislature adjourned sine die having passed 493 acts 134 resolves and eighty seven measures. Appropriation bills for 1895 total 1 758 406 and for 1896 1 624 107 All matters on passage were signed this morning and sent to the governor.
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Augusta
Maine
Bank Robbed in Auburn: Safe Blown Open?
Springfield Illinois report states the Auburn State Bank in Auburn was robbed at 3 o clock this morning. Thieves blew the safe and looted about $1000. No suspects named in the brief and no injuries reported.
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Springfield
Auburn State Bank
Auburn
Nantucket Mourns Death of Tobacco King W S Kimball
Nantucket notes the death of W. S. Kimball, tobacco magnate, at Virginia Beach. He owned a villa at the Cliff and other Nantucket real estate and promoted game introductions that boost the island’s appeal for sportsmen.
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Nantucket
W. S. Kimball
Virginia Beach
Recount Sought After Narrow License Vote in Williamstown
Williamstown residents demand a public recount after a five vote margin approved license at a town meeting. A recount is scheduled for Thursday night at the Opera House to verify the results and ensure accuracy.
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Williamstown
Opera House
New York Central to test trolley trains Buffalo to Niagara Falls
Plan progresses toward New York Central Railroad introducing trolley systems on the Buffalo to Niagara Falls route. Chauncey M. Depew supports the idea if a profitable new company can build and operate it. Niagara Falls Power Company would supply power. special cars and faster, cleaner service aim to reduce fares and improve summer comfort. Trains could run at current speeds with improved comfort. Timing depends on readiness for the summer excursion season, modeled after the New Haven railroad success.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central
Niagara Falls Power Company
New Haven Railroad
Pressing to the South. Wolcott urges AA W support
Dedham March 27 Mrs Henrietta L T Wolcott treasurer of the Association for the Advancement of Women and a mid year conference committee member issues a circular calling for prompt help to sustain the treasury. The circular signed by Julia Ward Howe and other officers envisions expanding work into the South and Southwest to foster harmony and advance moral and intellectual welfare.
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Henrietta L. T. Wolcott
Association For the Advancement of Women
Associaton
Buffalo
N. Y
Julia Ward Howe
Bhdnah D. Cheney
L. T. Wolcott
Euterpe’s Annual Concert Praised in Newton Highlands
The second Euterpe Society concert at Lincoln Hall Newton Highlands impressed, outdoing last year. Soloists Miss Edith Manson and Miss Grace J Forbes drew encores, with the Svendsen Trio adding to the program. The evening highlighted strong leadership by director F H Wood and featured pieces by Masters Franklin, Theodore Wood, and Harry C Johnson among others.
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Lincoln Hall
Newton Highlands
F. H. Wood
Edith Manson
Grace J. Forbes
Svendsen
Masters Franklin
Theodore Wood
Harry C. Johnson
Nethersole as Juliet in Captain Swift at Tremont
Olga Nethersole’s Juliet at the Museum is praised for a youthful interpretation with moments of delicacy and fervor especially in Tybalt’s death banishment and potion scenes. The cast is criticized as weak. Barrymore stars as Romeo while other performers falter with lines. The Beacon of upcoming attractions includes Rob Roy at Castle Square and a busy Boston theatre slate through April with Olga Nethersole, Beerbohm Tree, and multiple London–Boston links.
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Romeo
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New York
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Tremont
Boston
A. M. Palmer
Maurice Barrymore
Drury Lane
Mr. Wilding
Mr. Tree
Henry Neville
Gardiner
Frances Ivor
Mrs. Tree
Stella
Hamlet
Stuart Robson
Ehrlich-Elsas Wedding at Hotel Brunswick in Atlanta
About 300 guests gathered last evening to witness the marriage of Miss Emma Ehrlich of the city and Mr. Oscar Elsas of Atlanta. Music by Wagner and Cavalleria Rusticana accompanied the ceremony performed by Rabbi Schindler. A grand reception, supper, and dancing followed in the Venetian room with notable attendees listed among family and friends.
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Oscar Elsas
Atlanta
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Daggett
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Henry Ehrlich
Benjamin Elias
New
Ehrlich
Jacob Elias
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Cavalleria Rusticana
David Ehrlich
Henry Andrews
Mark Andrews
Addie Warshauer
M. Bernstein
George Levy
Eddie
Arthur Andrews
Emil Abraham
A. C. Ratshesky
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Daniel Frank
Schindler
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I. A. Ratshesky
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L. Pickett
Stella Pickett
Blanche
Alice Liebman
Rose Frankenstein
Bella Morse
Denver
Col
Lansburgh
Washington, D. C
Miss Waxman
Miss Barnet
Albany
Misses Barnet
Death of Joshua Lunt in Deering At Age 66
Joshua Lunt died today in Deering after a short illness. He was 66 years old, born and longtime resident of the town. He was a Democrat and worked as a britannia moulder by trade.
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Joshua Lunt
Britannia
Failure of H Duncan Wood Co. announced on stock exchange
New York on March 27 reports the failure of H Duncan Wood and Company, with the announcement made this afternoon on the stock exchange.
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New York
H. Duncan Wood & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Victoria Hotel Assignment In New York
Douglas Maxwell Stanfield proprietor of the Victoria Hotel at 2380 Fifth avenue assigned the business to his uncle Joseph C. Younes. Co P Breen, hotel manager, cites bad business and cash theft by cashier W P Wentworth now at Sing Sing. Wentworth stole 530,000 and the hotel never recovered. Liabilities are about 670,000, fully covered by real estate.
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New York
Douglas Maxwell Stanfield
Fifth Avenue
Joseph C. Younes
Co. P. Breen
W. P. Wentworth
Sing Sing
Professor Oliver of Cornell Dead
Professor James E. Oliver a longtime Cornell University mathematician since 1871 died after a three month illness. He authored several standard mathematical works and was a distinguished member of the faculty in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
N. Y
James E. Oliver
Cornell University
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