Hawaiian Outbreak Drives Revolutionists to Mountains
A January 6 uprising in Honolulu led to arrests and deaths as royalists clashed with government forces. Ninety prisoners and many suspects were reported, with martial law declared and fear of wider unrest. U.S. officials debated sending naval aid, ultimately planning Philadelphia to Hawaii with Admiral Beardsley aboard.
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Warkmarox
Graham
Honolulu
Willis
San Francisco
Nowlein
R W. Wilcox
C. L Carter
Dole
Vancouver
Norma
Wits
Soonster Gresham
State Department
Navy Department
Closs
Herbert
Philadelphia
Pacific Equadron
Mare Island
California
Colton
Hawaii
White House
Department
Ramsey
Beardsley
Geronimo
Wilcox
Nowleia
State of Missouri sinks on Ohio River. eight dead
Hawesquit Ky Jan 21 The State of Missouri a Cincinnati and New Orleans steamer struck a rock and sank in five minutes off Wolf Creek bound for New Orleans with 78 aboard The wreck caused eight deaths with 35 to 40 missing or drowned later named survivors and rescuers include Captain Joe Conlon First Clerk Werman Second Clerk Ben Howard and Pilot Pell and son The loss may be smaller than first feared as several reported drowned later turned up and several listed missing may be accounted for by morning.
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Joe Conlon
Werman
Ben Howard
Jim Howard
John 8
Hopkins
Pell and Son
Tell City
Owensboro
Phirty
Ottensboro
Wolf Creek
Louisville
Memphis
Cincinnati
Missouri
Hasting’s Landing
Jim Barbert
Wash Smith
William Simmons
Thomas Small
James Zerry
Ohio and Mississippi
Mate Wilberton
Zerry
Congressman's Ultimatum Over Local Appointment
McNagny demands the postmaster at Lagrange Indiana disprove serious personal charges or resign. He says the appointment, praised by local citizens, was conscientious but he will seek removal if disprovals are not provided. The note closes by praising Dr Price's Baking Powder as a household find.
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Wasauxetoy
Congressman McNagny
Lagrange
Ind
Post Office Department
McNagny
Suspect Arrested in Luona After Ohio Constable Shooting
A man believed to be Rob Leonard known as Fitch or Fitchum, wanted in Warren County Ohio for shooting Constable John Cratsley, was arrested in Luona New York on January 21 after being spotted creating a disturbance, by officer Sharp.
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Luona
N. Y
Rob Leonard
Fitch
Fitchum
Warren
Trumbell County
Ohio
John Cratsley
Foster Township
Icer Sharp
Indiana Legislature Debates Arbitration and Hawaii Policy
In Ispranapolis on January 22 Senator Ellison pushed resolutions urging study of employer employee conflicts and a possible court of arbitration. A humane societies bill failed in judiciary, while a motion to broaden it was discussed. The house debated school flags and costs, republican caucus set daily wages for workers, and a Hawaii policy resolution drew party lines. An apportioned Senate bill favored Republicans in seats, with other fiscal and election integrity measures advancing. a cyclone later damaged Covington, Tennessee.
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Ispranapolis
Ind
Ellison
Allen
Judiciary Committee
Gifford
House
Cleveland
Little
Republic of Hawaii
Cranor
Senate
Fort Wayne
Bobilyn
Stuart and
Boyd
Stuart
Covington Courthouse Tower Blown Off. Damage Estimated at $50,000
In Covington Tennessee a tower of the courthouse was blown off causing extensive damage to several stores and nearby homes. Total loss is placed around 50 thousand dollars with no reported injuries.
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Covington, Tenn
France's President Faure Wins Moderates Backing
Paris reports greeted M. Felix Faure’s election to the French presidency with cautious approval from liberal papers while radical and socialist outlets denounced the choice. The Radical warned of uncertainty, while socialist leaders dismissed Faure as ineffectual. Paris remained orderly with no major disturbances as a socialist meeting at Maison du Peuple condemned Faure and pressed for an end to the presidency.
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Paris
M. Felix Faure
Aes Debats
M. Brieson
M. Faure
National Assembly
France
M. Millerand
Petite Republique
M. Fauer
Socialist Party
Lanterne
Casimir-Perier
Faure
Versailles
M. Brisson
Maison du Peuple
la Revolution Sociale
Robbery, shooting at Buckeye Oil site listed in Ohio
Frank Wine trout, a Bluffton Indiana barber, lies wounded in his East Main Cross street home after a highway robbery at about 2 am. Clinton Smith and George Lockwood Jr. are jailed charged with the assault and theft of 150 dollars. The Indiana manager fired a shot that wounded Wine trout’s companion. Hillman, intoxicated, had met the trio at a North Main saloon before the crime. He remains in custody as a witness.
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Frillay
Ohio
Frank Winetrout
George Lockwood
East Main Cross Street
Clinton Smith
George Lockwood, Jr
Frank H. Hillman
Bluffton
Ind
Hillman
Indiana
Buckeye Oil
North Main Street
Winetrout
Lockwood
Smith
Legislators Talk on Charter Amendments and Politics
Senators Ellison and L Bobilya visited from Indianapolis to discuss proposed Fort Wayne charter amendments and temperance bills. Ellison opposes term extension and warned Republicans may extend office terms. Democrat gains require a 70,000 majority to overcome gerrymander. An armed hold up ended with Struthers exchanging shots. no injuries reported.
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T. E. Ellison
L .J. Bobilya
Chas Dalman
J. V. Kell
Iidianapolis
Capital City
Bohilys
Fort Wayne
Ellison
Barber
Whitley County
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Terre Haute
Allen County
Foust
Rinear
Taz Sunriver
Narrow escape after violent nosebleed near Academic station
Mrs. James Sheridan, wife of a farmer near Academic station, nearly died from a three hour nose hemorrhage on Friday. After swift transport to the city and treatment by Dr. K. K. Wheelock using a silk thread and cotton, she stabilized enough to be moved to St. Joseph hospital. The episode began around 6 am, briefly paused, then worsened, leaving her extremely weak but alive. A subsequent notice references a separate Colorado killing incident involving Master Mechanic Struthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheridan
Academic Station
St. Joseph Hospital
Man Confesses Bigamy After Vanishing From St Louis
John D. Wilkes of Lima reappears in Alton admitting bigamy. He had left his wife and child in Lima, later married Maggie Goodell of Alton, and was employed by Alton Electric. He then returned to St Louis, vanished, and now faces prosecution. Authorities recount his long movements from Lynchburg to Lima, Toledo, and back to Alton before the confession.
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Lia
Ohio
John D. Wilkes
St. Louis
Haller
Alton
Lil
Wilkes
St Louis
Alton Electric Company
Maggie Goodell
C. E. Goodell
Welkes
Lynchburg
Electric Light Company
Anna Sanford
Lima
Toledo
E.H. Dowling
West High Street
Lima Register Company
Supreme Court grants Debs bail in $2000 bond
The Supreme Court ordered Eugene V. Debs and his associates jailed in Illinois to be admitted to bail of $2,000 each. The hearing to show cause was set for March 25.
Members Slow to Return to Work in Ixptavaronts
In Ixptavaronts on January 21 members spent Sunday at home and were slow to return to work. The house opened at 10 am while the senate had insufficient members to act, delaying until 2 pm. The house debated abolishing the gas inspector’s office and the tax commissioners report. State Geologist Blatchley’s appointment of his uncle as inspector drew opposition. The house approved abolishing the office and tax law changes were discussed. The senate saw fee and salary bills from Stuart and Boyd. A soldiers home at Lafayette was sent to Ways and Means for funding. A Price’s Baking Powder plug appears in the text.
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Stuart
Senate
New York
Mizsouri
Indiana
Ixptavaronts
Blatchley
Hall
Danville
House
Boyd
Lafayette
Committee On Ways and Means
Snow Storm Rages in California Mountains
A severe winter storm sweeps California mountains with record snowfall and fierce winds. The ongoing blizzard began yesterday and continues today, delaying freight movement until conditions ease.
Demise in Ossian of Milo J. Robb prominent farmer
A telegram from Ossian announced the death of Milo J. Robb aged about forty, a prominent local farmer. He died of pneumonia after two weeks of critical illness. he leaves a wife and three children and carried a heavy life insurance. The article lists numerous other local deaths from diphtheria, pneumonia, croup, Bright's disease and puerperal fever, including Charlotta Cran, Josephine Nichter, Bert and Oscar Feustel, Herman Narwald, Sophia Gerberding, Roy Sommers, and others, with funeral details and residence information.
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Ossian
Milo J. Robb
Fort Wayne
Bert
Oscar Feustel
Sophia Felatel
Riverside Avenue
Blizzard Rips Fort Wayne Roofs and Shakes City
Monday night blizzard one of the severest in months disrupts Fort Wayne. Wind toppled signs and rocked frame houses, injuring a two year old and burning a girl with boiling tea. A tin roof from John Suelzer's butcher shop flew off, hitting a chimney and scattering beer kegs as Berghoff horses bolted. Damages include about 100 dollars to the butcher shop and several other local losses. News items also note counterfeit ten dollar notes and aid appeals in Yuma County.
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Calhoun Street
John Suelzer
Hanna Street
Philip Luly
Berghoff
Horeea
Mysterious Disappearance of Allen County Ex-Clerk
Daniel W. Souder, ex county clerk and notable Allen County figure, has vanished since Tuesday. His son Willis reports he last heard from him in Fort Wayne and a search by police began Friday morning. a ticket to Indianapolis suggests possible travel, with no motive found.
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Daniel W. Souder
Allen County
Mr. Souder
Willis Souder
Superior Court
Souder
Fort Wayne
Willis
Robert Douglas
Wabash
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Democratic State Committee
Republican Central Committee
Gazette
Mystery deepens in disappearance of ex county clerk Souder
Mystery surrounds the possible disappearance of Daniel W Souder ex county clerk after he bought a ticket to Indianapolis at the Wabash depot no trace since 2 pm son Willis organizes search while county officials including Metszur scour cities in search of him police send out hundreds of postal cards and 5000 circulars with his likeness and description of his dress prior vanishings linked to a similar prior disappearance in New York Chicago Liver pool and Europe are mentioned with the missing man reportedly carrying money plans described as wandering in a dream
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Daniel W. Souder
Indianapolis
Wabash Depot
Willis
Metzzar
Metsgur
Chicago
Willis Souder
Souder
New York City
New York
Liverpool
Europe
Judge Ricks in Court Open Session in Cleveland
The Judiciary Committee held an open session to consider charges against Judge Augustus J. Ricks of Cleveland. Ricks appeared with attorney Virgil P. Kline as Central Labor union representatives, Arnold Green and Edward S. Myer, answered questions and claimed no self-audit. Also noted are brief items from Leox and Newasrayrort about a duel and the death of ex Congressman Eben F. Stone.
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Wasuyitoy
House Committee On the Judiciary
Augustus J. Ricks
Cleveland
Ohio
Ricks
Virgil P. Kline
Central Labor Union
Arnold Green
Edward S. Myer
Powers
Bailley
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Howorite
Henry Betteman
Lieutenant Holt
Charles Carter
Carter
Carl Wideman
Lilinokalani
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Bennington
Chas. Thomas
Salvator Ia
Ezeta
Gresham
Ohio River
Charles Merdith
Jacob Barbour
Fawcett
Dr. Price
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Covington
Memrats, Tenn, Jan
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the Daily Newspaper
Piersucre
J. N. Craig
Shady Avenue
Helversox
Edward Rivers
Browneville
Edmondeon County
Rivers
Legislators
Messrs
Ellison and
Lbobilya
Pidianapolis
Regan
Rio Grande
Havy
Jesse Defoe
Struthers
Academie
Colorade
Grasp Jusciton
Col
Mechanic Struthers
Denver
A Lima, O
Aston, IM
Eugene V. Debs
Laursvento
Cal
Mes
Robert Cran
Charlotta
Lichter
Josephine Nichter
Otto Nichter
Hendricks Street
Feustal
Narwald
Herman
Charles Narwald
Eliza Street
Bright
Gerberding
Sophia Gerberding
Ilarry A. Gerberding
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Petter Sommers
Montpelier
Roy
Cambridge City
Mia Sommera
Earl
John Walters
Washington Township
Coldwater Road
Union Chapel
Perry Township
Walter
Florence Myrtle
William Miller
Oak Street
W Dern
8. S. McDuoun
New Haven Road
Croup
Todd
Mary Todd
Robert Todd
Camden
N. J
Reuben Fronefield
Joseph Schraack
Weat Superior Street
Lindenwood Cemetery
Rerick
Maggie F Rerick
Hoffman Street
Pirua
Waio
Wichita
Warsaw
Mrs. Leeper Kereaved
J. L Leeper
Leeper
Joseph McLaren
Murdockaville
Pennsylvania
McLaren
Jesse Potterfield
Pneu
Mous
Eva N. Blakely
W. K. Clanemeier
Edna G. Kimmell
Charlotte M. Cran
Albert J. Feustel
Oacar Feustel
Adam Heh
Lewia H. Drummond
Harland Beard
Grant Strock
Mildred Cartwright
Willie O Theiser
Joseph Beyer
William Korn
Herman Nahrwold
John Lucifer
Ronawray
Nelson Crawford
Huestis Avenue
Annie
Clement Schnieders
Mr. Schneiders
Barr Street
Moellering Bros
Wasuiscox
Secret Service
Tillman
Dr. Morgan
Hendricka
Dr Price
Yuma County
Colo
Wome
Tnesday
Max
Judge Ricks
Leox, Mex
San Felipe
Henry T. Wood
Juan Cantey
Wood
Newasrayrort, Maas
Eben F. Stone
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