Senate Report Divides on Hawaii Annexation and Blount Role
The majority report on the Hawaii inquiry questions Braven’s actions but finds no solid irregularities and backs some decisions, while Republican members condemn Blount appointment and executive orders as unlawful. Democrats fault Bruens and Williams for overreach and advocate annexation by lawful means.
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Honolulu
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Boston
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A Most Outrageous Attempt at Freshmen Banquet Breakup
A reported plot to disrupt the freshmen banquet triggered safety concerns as a deadly chlorine leak forced evacuations. Authorities investigated possible perpetrators while students remained safe.
Political shifts and notable deaths across regions
Territorial returns show Grow leading Congressman-at-Large with a 180,359 plurality as Republicans dominate Pennsylvania. In other items, Bishop Michael Tlamey consecrated in Connecticut, Navy veteran Woopwann dies in Saratoga, and Monticello murder shocks New York with a 45,000 dollar ransom motive.
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Galusha A. Grow
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Bhurift Clancy
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Sing Sing Rison
Navy Department
Kearsarge
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Cornell Collinge
Ithaca
War and political upheaval sweep global headlines
Reports recount battles near Fort Villeguignon with 400 killed, debt suspensions in Guatzaalla, discontent in the Hawaiian Provisional Government, and a British Parliament dissolution likely within a month. Anarchists face trial in Italy while a bomb explodes in Paris. Kaisar William advocates harsh measures against radicals as revolutions push on worldwide.
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Russia
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Congressional Ledger of Tariff Debates and Quorum Struggles
Chronology of the fifty third Congress detailing Finance Committee disputes with President Cleveland, the Washington farewell address, Hawaiian investigation report, and repeated attempts to secure a quorum on Bland silver seigniorage and anti option bills. Includes references to Reed, Hatch, Somers, and various judges and lawmakers in labor matters.
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White House
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Onse
Mixed U S Political Moves and World News Briefs
The dispatch reports Inspector LATER NEWS tasting election canvass in New York City and a California lecture tour by Dx-Poentorsit Wauntiox as crowds greet him in Kansas City. It notes design work for a World’s Fair medal in Bt Gardens and lists several U S nominee names for various federal posts. It also cites Gladstone’s resignation rumors and Russian frontier clashes with fatalities.
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Wisconsin
United States
Bt. Petersburg
Allert Fowler
Maryland
Stratford
Canada
Winslow Warren
Boston
Charlestown
Mass
A. Augustus Healey
New York
Iis Place
Moscow
Arrest of Erastus Wiman on forgery bench warrant in NYC
Erastus Wiman was arrested in New York City on a bench warrant issued by Judge Martine in the General Sessions for forgery. He was remanded to the Tombs after failing bail, with indictments alleging forged endorsements on checks of 5000 and 5590 and a separate embezzlement claim of 290000. Wiman long figures in U.S. business since 1865, born 1833 in Churchville near Toronto, with a noted fortune and writing career.
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Franklin ‘Lutte
West Shore Crossing
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Deaths by Fire Near Murfreesboro Arkansas Farmhouse
News reports a farmhouse fire ten miles west of Murfreesboro in Pike County Arkansas killing farmer John Wert and his wife along with Ave children. The wooden structure burned to ashes after the family slept, with only charred remains found next day.
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Cyclone Devastates Pact Lowe Railway Tract Collapse
In Pact Lowe Mauritius a cyclone wrecked a crowded railroad tramway sending cars off track into the Coronandel River. Dozens are killed and many injured as embankment landslides and debris cause widespread property damage and chaos.
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Grand Army encampment session and White Plains cannon blast
The twenty eighth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Department of New York met in Rochester with ceremonies at Washington Rink and Power's Inn. Officers elected include Department Commander John C. Rhotte and Woman's Relief Corps leaders. a White Plains explosion shattered the town as a cannon relic from the Revolutionary War was destroyed, damaging buildings and scattering debris.
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Grizzly Bear Fight Ends in Deadly Duel in Wyoming
Amos Culver of Blackfoot Wyoming recalls viewing a brutal grizzly battle after ambushing one bear with a pistol. The two bears fought fiercely for ten minutes leaving both torn and disemboweled. Culver estimated their combined weight near 3000 pounds. The encounter ended when the victor collapsed.
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Fashions Change on the Plains for Cowboys and Saddlery
An Eastern view notes that cowboy attire and gear evolve from silk shirts and high boot heels to practical spurs and cinches. It cites high Visalia saddles, a six foot rein, and new bits like Logan and Government as common now, with older spade and ring bits fading.
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