Hawaii Annexation Crisis Report From President Cleveland
President Grover Cleveland declares the Hawaiian annexation treaty invalid, citing an armed U.S. intervention that toppled the Hawaiian monarchy. He calls for formal redress and a congressional plan to restore honor and justice in the affair.
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Pacific
Pension decision expands class action on government claims
Assistant Attorney General Ham holds that once Congress grants a pension to a class, every individual in that class can claim the pension as a government debt. The ruling follows an inquiry into ex-Deputy Commissioner Lincoln’s eligibility to represent pending claims, citing section 190 of the Revised Statutes prohibiting ex-employees from prosecuting US claims within two years after leaving office. Commissioner Lochren’s interpretation aligned with the statute, and the assistant attorney general concurs.
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Hawaiian
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Ham
Congress
Lochren
Lincoln
Trial of Alfred J Monson Sees Cartridge Evidence Amid Court
Intense excitement marks the Alfred J Monson trial as police constable Campbell testifies about cartridges found in Lieutenant Hambrough's shooting jacket pocket. The jacket bears a bloodlike stain and witnesses later identify trees and guns as part of the case. Mrs Monson attends, following proceedings. Phil Dwyer Jr dies in Los Angeles after illness. Westminster hotel reports. Roxford Knitting starts full-time production with 125 workers.
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Alfred J. Monson
Campbell
Hambrough
Monson
Los Anceas
Cala
Phil Dwyer, Jr
New York
Westminster Hotel
Bomb found in Nelson church triggers alert
Lonpox reports a bomb charged with powder and shot was found in a Nelson church on December 15. A lighted match was attached, prompting police inspection and emergency response as officials sanitized the area.
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Henove
Pioneer William Y Scarlett Dies After Long Allen County Life
William Y. Scarlett age 66 from Allen County dies of congestion of the lungs at home on Goshen Road. Born in Clark County Ohio he moved to Fort Wayne area in 1848 and served in the 29th Indiana Volunteers. Funeral from his residence on Saturday at 10 a.m. at Hatfield cemetery. he leaves a wife and three grown children. Rev. Northrop to preach.
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Petition Seeks Reduction of Town Justices to Four
George Jaap presented to County Commissioners a petition to cut the number of peace justices in the city from six to four. Signers include J. B. White H. G. Paul John Wilkinson and others. Terms for Wilkinson Tancer Ryan France and Hays are listed with expirations in coming years.
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Bout Wayne
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Justice Ryan
Justice France
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Piesos
South Wayne
Laboring Men Gather for Waterworks Work and County Meeting
A mass meeting in Fort Wayne discusses employing men for waterworks and urges prompt action. Democrats across Allen county plan a January convention to elect delegates for the district meeting and set representation by votes. Names and wards listed for expected attendance and leadership roles. Miss Eva Beebe to spend part of the holiday in Chicago.
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Dengates
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Scipio
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Wayne
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Chicago
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