Hawaii Queen Revolt Details and Provisional Government
Thrusts of Thurston document reveal a January revolution in Honolulu with the committee of safety seizing control, the Queen's cabinet paralyzed, and a 3000-strong mass meeting denouncing the Queen. Thurston asserts open government actions, military moves, and parallels to 1887 and 1889 royalist uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Safety
Eine
Revoluthurston
John Colburn
Peterson
Paul Neuman
Thurston
Mr.Thurston
Marshal Wilson
Wilson
Blount
Hawaii
Liliuo‘kalani
Swear-Thieves Enter East Boston Home Steal $50
Between 6 and 7 p m yesterday an unknown person entered the home of William H Seaver at 49 Eutaw Street East Boston and stole $50 from a pocketbook in Seaver s pocket The pocketbook was left behind and the thief fled.
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Boston
William
Union Pacific Holders Meet in New York on Debt Plan
Representatives of major Union Pacific holdings met at Senator Brice's office to discuss a financial reorganization. A follow up meeting is planned to explore a plan for adjusting the road's debt to the government, with no anticipated compromise of the government's claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Brice
Sas Committee On Pacific Railroads
Union Pacific
Congress
Union Pacific Receivers Discuss Omaha Operations and Finances
At 34 Wall Street receivers S H H Clark B Ellery Anderson and Oliver W Mink met to discuss Omaha division terminal changes and the companies tangled finances. Anderson cited Russell Sage delaying Kansas Pacific arrangement as delaying estate recovery, with stockholders and bondholders growing restless over interest nonpayment.
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New York
S. H. H. Clark
B. Ellery Anderson
Oliver W. Mink
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Omaha
Anderson
Russell Sage
Kansas Pacific
Wright and Moody Mutual Aid Ball Opens First Year in Columbus Hall
The Wright and Moody Mutual Aid Association held their first annual ball at Columbus Hall last evening. About two hundred couples attended with Columbia Orchestra providing music during the reception and the grand march led by Edward Gilman and Miss Mary Splaine at 9 o'clock. Floor directions were by John J. Sullivan with aids including Edward Gilman and a corps of helpers.
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Wright & Moody Mutual Aid Association
Columbus Hall
Columbia Orchestra
Edward Gilman
Mary Splaine
John J. Sullivan
John Smith
A. Ferretta
J. J. Cooney
J. J. Curley
J. Bago
D. Gibbons
John Collins
T. Clark
Miss Clara Galloupe Hosts Sechjehms at Waterston
Miss Clara Galloupe daughter of Deputy United States Marshal Galloupe, entertained the Sechjehms at the Waterston last night. Sixteen guests attended. the club enjoyed lively conversations and spirited games followed by an elaborate collation by Mrs. Moffitt.
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Clara Galloupe
United States
Galloupe
Rochester Wealthy Uncle Death Makes Grand Museum Ticker Tak er Heir
Genlah Craig, ticket taker at the Grand Museum in Rochester, becomes sole heir to 50 000 dollars after the uncle’s death. The will specifies 50 000 for charity and the estate is valued at about 100 000 dollars. Craig plans to claim the property and may live on half of the remainder.
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Rochester
N. Y
Genlah Craig
Grand Museum
Craig
Police arrest two men in recent street crime sweep
Officers of Division 2 arrested Frank Campbell for alleged sale of policy chances near 12 Purchase street and James Lenox aged 40 from 7 Oliver place for placing gaming implements found at the scene. Campbell, 24, says he lives in Chelsea.
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Division 2
Frank Campbell
Purchase Street
James Lenox
Oliver Place
Campbell
Chelsea
Governor Russell Presides Over Sparse Executive Council Meeting
The Executive Council met under Governor Russell with little business. A Tuesday hearing will address charges brought against the Medfield Insane Asylum commissioners.
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Russell
Executive Council
Medfield Insane Asylum
Murderous Burglary Ends in Arrest of John Mackie
In a Boston flat on a late night, Mrs. Randall awoke to a masked intruder striking her with an iron bar after seizing $23 from under a pillow. He fled through the kitchen window leaving his hat and the weapon. Mrs. Randall is fatally injured with six cuts and a fractured skull. Police arrested John Mackie at 6 Hersey Place after a tip linked to the hat and scene.
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Porlor
Randall
Mr. Randall
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Randall
Hall
Station 4
Sullivan
Sheehan
Whitman
Peabody
Conley
Long Wharf
Mackie
Lynch
Hersey Place
Mcllibride
Gazette Poor Fund to Aid Haverhill Needy This Winter
A Gazette fund of about 800 dollars for charitable relief in Haverhill, placed in the hands of Ira O. Sawyer Dr Croston Dr Clark and George Thayer, will be used for the city’s needy. The Shoe and Leather Outing Club’s 150 dollars is added, bringing total near 1000 dollars with other promises.
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Haverhill Gazette
Haverhill
Gazette Fund
Ira O. Sawyer
Disappearance of J. H. How ard from John Hancock Life
Police report the absence of B. F. How ard of John Hancock Life Insurance Company from home. He is believed insane and friends are distressed by the disappearance.
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B. F. Howard
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Wife of minister accused of shoplifting fur tippet
Mrs. Pease wife of Rev William Pease a Dorchester Baptist minister admitted stealing a fur tippet and dress goods from Houston Henderson and Jordan Marsh in Boston aided by a spell of brandy. She said she knew she was stealing but could not resist the temptation and was released on bail after police found the items in her possession.
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Malia
Wiileak
Ene Wee
Houston & Henderson
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Dorchester Avenue
Ashmont
Knox and Barry
Jordan & Marsh
Pease
Pemberton Square
Houston & Henderson’s
Mrs. Pease
William Pease
Dorchester
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Knox
Barry
John N. Shipman
Blaney Memorial Baptist Church
Lower Mills
Richmond Street
Rev Dr Deems Buried In New York Ceremony
The funeral for Rev Dr Charles F Deems longtime pastor of the Church of the Strangers was held at Mercer street church with a large crowd. Burial followed at Moravian Cemetery Staten Island in a lot given by Commodore Vanderbilt.
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New York
Charles F. Deems
Church of the Strangers
Mercer Street
Joseph M. Hodson
Tor
Sabine
Buckley, Tor
Christian Advocate
Hodson
Dr. Sabine
Deems
Buckley
Kane Lodge
A. M
Staten Island
Commodore Vanderbilt
CURED BY FAITH TIS SAID BEVERLY
Beverly reports a faith cure case in which Mrs. J H Dearborn of Cabot Street says prayer enabled her to eat after four years of intestinal trouble and near starvation. She traveled to New York for treatment and, after a week at a faith cure institution, regained strength to walk and eat normally.
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Beverly
J. H. Dearborn
Cabot Street
Martin Murray
Bow Street
Dearborn
New York
Two Brothers Hurt as Stone Falls at Chardon Street
A stone toppled from the cellar of the new telephone exchange on Chardon street yesterday morning crushing Patrick Higgins and maiming his brother John. Patrick died and John suffered a broken leg and a dislocated shoulder. They lived at 108 Warrenton street. Patrick was single. John is married.
Mercantile Library Association Hosts Musical Evening
A lively program at the Mercantile Library Association on Con cord and Tremont last night drew a large crowd. Arthur W. Evans directed the event with Newton H. Wilcox and Charles B. McLaughlin among the featured performers including John E. Burnham Homer Eaton Mrs C W Wilcox James McLaughlin and Harlow V. Knight.
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Mercantile Library Association
Concord and
Tremont Streets
Arthur W. Evans
Newton H. Wilcox
Charles B. McLaughlin
John E. Burnham
Homer Eaton
Feast of St Cecilia Tribute Concert in Dudley Street
A St Patrick's Church Dudley Street program tonight at 8 o clock to honor Charles Gounod features Prelude Funeral March and Songs of Seraphs Messe Solennelle Interlude Psalm and dedicated pieces. The full church choir is directed by Mr E MacGoldrick and invites the public.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Charles Gounod
St. Cecilia
E. MacGoldrick
Chowder Club Elects Officers At Annual Dinner
The Chowder Club of the Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club held its annual dinner and elected officers at the club house on K street. President Fred A. Lynch, vice president John J. O Leary, secretary John J. Burns, treasurer Lewis George, and steward William Drew were chosen. A winter plan to hold weekly dinners was approved.
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The
Chowder Club
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
K Street
Fred A. Lynch
John J. O'Leary
John J. Burns
Lewis George
William Drew
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Mr. L. BR. Fretz
New York City
Louis R. Fretz
Amsterdam Avenue
Stockholders’ Meeting
Union Pacific Affairs
Miss Galloupe
the Governor's Council
Parora Tg Ey Ee
F. Williams
John Mackie
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Providence, R, I
DR. Deems
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