Interesting Event From January First to August Second 1895
A compact report notes a sequence of happenings beginning January 1 and extending through the early weeks of 1895. Specific names, places, and outcomes are not clearly legible, but the item conveys a toward season of activity and notable dates within early 1895.
Macfarlane Co Role Agents for Maio Co in Hawaii
Macfarlane and Co act as role agents for Maio and Co for the Hawaiian Islands. Vath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maio &Co
Hawaiian
Vath
Foreign News Briefs From The Steamer Coptic January 28
United States notes death of General Thomas Ewing in New York at 67 after a cable car crash. Floods in Sacramento rescue by steamer. St Paul grounded near Low Branch New Jersey. Bernard Gillam salary and staff profits at Judge. Ping Yang Chen named Consul General in San Francisco. Li Yw Yew faces Six Companies backlash. Spofford accounts show $61,000 deficit. Lodge bill seeks $100 million coast defense bonds. A Page Brown dies in runaway accident. J W Hawkins pursuit by cruisers Montgomery Raleigh. Wisconsin Republicans consider Spooner for President. Kentucky Senate deadlock. Venezuela commission clues found in Madison archives. Logan Anthony re-elected president of Woman Suffragist Association. Naval notes confirm Melville as Engineer in Chief. Baltimore crew to be discharged. Boston to relieve Bennington. Adam to relieve Alert. Philadelphia to San Diego. Prince Henry of Battenberg dies at sea aboard Blonde. Italian protocol with Brazil for subject claims arbitration. British naval estimates similar to last year. shipbuilding up to $27 million. Wales mine disaster kills over fifty.
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Thomas Ewing
New York
Kansas
Ewing
Congress
Sacramento Valley
St. Paul
Low Branch
N. J
Bernard Gillam
Judge
Ping Yang Chen
San Francisco
Li Yw Yew
Spofford
Senator Lodge
A. Page Brown
Francisco
Montgomery
Raleigh
J W. Hawkins
Cuba
General Garcia
Wisconsin
St. Louis
John C. Spooner
Kentucky
Venezuela Commission
Dete
Madison
Logan B. Anthony
Woman Suffragist Association
Washington, Naval Notes
Runyon, U.S. Envoy to Germany, Dies in Berlin
Theodore Runyon, aged 73, United States ambassador to Germany, died suddenly of heart failure at one o clock in Berlin. Born in Somerville, New Jersey, he attended Yale, joined the New Jersey bar in 1846, and held public offices from municipal to federal. A Civil War brigadier general, his actions at Bull Run earned Lincoln’s thanks and a brevet to major general. He later returned to private life.
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Theodore Runyon
United States
Germany
Berlin
Mr. Runyon
Somerville
New Jersey
Yale University
Ranyon
Washington
Lincoln
Army of the Potomac
Bull Run
Thurston recounts Gresham quotes on Hawaii crisis and royalist force
A long Times Herald statement reviews interviews with Gresham, Blount, and Thurston. It details alleged plans to restore the Hawaiian Queen, the October 8 1893 letter, and subsequent diplomatic friction. It covers responses to Japan’s franchise demands, tensions with Dole, and a caricatured diplomatic etiquette clash.
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Ohio
Gresands
Dole
Hastings
Mr. Gresham
United States
Gresham
Flawaii
Japan
Willis
Wil
Rebels Gain Ground In AN War With Havana Train Halt
Rebels grow active across the island docking recruits to their standard. They stopped a train leaving Havana for Guanaja. Armored cars to be added to passenger trains for safety. French subject Honore Laine arrested for involvement with Gomes' insurgent camp. Government seeks civil trial rights after military court case.
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Olan
Havana
Guanaja
Ety
Honore Laine
Gomes
Laine
Pacific Cable Bill Moves Toward Favorable Report
The House Commerce Committee signals support for the Pacific Cable Company to lay a cable from the Pacific Coast to Hawaii and Japan. A revised bill will cut subsidy and construction time, seek U.S. right of way on the Marshall Islands, and explore potential subsidies from Japan and China. The company proposes completing to Hawaii in eighteen months and Japan in three years, with a $180,000 yearly subsidy for twenty years under debate.
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Siewallan Islands
Japan
China
United States
Ames
Scrymier
BE. B. Bayliss
Hepburn
Treasury
Oahu
Bennett
New York
Dunay
Marshall Islands
Armenian Question Sparks Imperial Partition Plans
London Daily News cites Vienna dispatch claiming Russia intends to move on Turkey in spring to realize Peter the Great era aims. Russia would seize Armenia and Constantinople, France Syria and Palestine, England Basra and Persian Gulf eastern shore, with remainder divided among powers. Rome Pall Mall Gazette correspondent notes Russia Turkey offensive defensive pact.
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London Daily News
Vienna
Russia
Turkey
Peter the Great
Armenia
Constantinople
France
Syrian
Pales
England
Bavut
Persian Gulf
Tur
Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Russi
Thos
Otamory
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the Evening Bulletin
King Streat
Hono Alu
Beslande
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Sarsaparilla E. Wyatt
Port Road
West Milindmaveley
Australia
Che
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Hawaii
Jan Ist
Suselet
Total
Cu! House Records
Mumm & Co
Pomme & Grono
Most & Handon
Heidsieck & Co
Louis Roederer
Ruinert
Jouet
y_& Co
Olicq
Bouche See
Delbeck & Ch
Marcesux
Krag & Co
Chas. Heidgiouk Bos
Cyber
Ian
George Melville
Bureau of Engineering
Senate
Baltimore
Boston
Bennington
Honolulu
Adame
Philadelphia
San Diego
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Princess Beatrica
Queen Victoria
Blonde
Madeira
Sierra
Leone
Peiboe
Brazil
Wales
Prince Henry OF Battenderg
Kmbassador
Theodore Bunyon
Queen Lil
Francieno Chroniote
Jan
Hatch
California
Islands
Charles Carter
Thurston
United Press
Thorston
Mr. Cleveland
Chamberlain
Olney
Hercules Robinson
Cape Colony
Transvaal
John Hays Hammond
Consolidated and Chartered Companies
Johannesburg
Alsplantis
Africa
Liberia
Europe
Perkinson
Woul
Krueger
Venewuelu
Pacific Cable
Action OF
TIE House Commerce Commierrer
Pevorebiy Rey