President's Hawaii message urges congressional action on annexation
The president sends a detailed Hawaii treaty and Blount report to Congress. He argues the provisional government arose from U S military actions and calls for clear evidence, justice, and possible restoration with amnesty. He rejects further annexation under these terms but seeks lawful mediation and congressional guidance.
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Washington
Congress
Hawaii
Tam
Senate
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Islands
Honolulu
Blount
Stevens
State Department
Cleveland
Galage
Willis
Willie
He Found a Room
Albert Scott sought a room for rent at 224 W Chesapeake. Landlady Florence Dickey showed him the room. Bob Dickey, arriving to find his wife with the stranger, drew a revolver and fired twice, hitting Scott in the head and arm. Scott survived. Dickey, wife, two girls, and Scott were placed under arrest.
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Albert Scott
W. Chesapeakeat
Florence Dickey
Scott
Bob Dickey
Dickey
Dicky
Dynamite cruiser Nietherot arrives in Brazil
A Pernambuco dispatch says the dynamite cruiser Nietherot arrived last Wednesday but was not formally delivered until Saturday. She is ordered to sail south next Tuesday with a secret destination. American sailors in New York demand high wages for reshipment and are unlikely to be used again. The warship America, damaged en route, is at Martinique repairing machinery.
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New York
Pernambuco
Brazil
Nietherot
America
Martinique
Flood Recedes asSouth Buffalo Resumes Life
The great flood that swamped miles of South Buffalo on Saturday subsided by Monday. Hundreds of families who fled or were rescued by police returned home and streetcar service resumed.
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Buffalo
Bufalo
Rickenbaugh Named For Soliciting Campaign Funds
The civil service commission has recommended that the department of justice prosecute W Rickenbaugh of the Toledo Republican central committee for soliciting contributions in the Toledo post office during the last year’s campaign.
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WasHineTon
Civil Service Commission
Department of Justice
W. Rickenbaugh
Republican Central Committee of
Toledo
Expensive Luxury Exacts Toll on Local Paper
The Daily Globe of Curcaco quietly ceased publication after struggling under high costs. Backers including M. C. McDonald faced scrutiny as the venture proved to be a costly luxury that the town could no longer sustain.
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Curcaco
The
Daily Globe
Pioneer
M. C. McDonald
Weather Forecast For December 19 Through December 21
Forecast covers 86 hours starting 8 p m December 19 with fair skies and slightly warmer conditions Monday night Tuesday expected fair with mild temperatures continued.
Simmon's Liver Reeniator Aids Children’s Health
Promises relief for colds headaches stomach indigestion and childhood complaints. Advertises a tonic labeled as safe cathartic for youngsters and aims to avert approaching sickness with claimed liver support.
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Simmon
Colle
Greepterre
Suit Over Lumber Contract Ends With One Cent Verdict
Louis V. Boyle & Co. sued Jno. E. Christian and associates for 10000 dollars over 1,000,000 feet of lumber. After two weeks of trial, a jury awarded one cent in damages and left the court costs to weigh heavily on the defendants.
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Harper
Louis V. Boyle & Co
Jno. E. Christian
Christian
Boyle
Local notices and town briefs from Indianapolis era
Geo Harvey runs for clerk of the supreme court with a flag raising planned at Pleasant Hill school. Suits by Chambers Pickens & Moores against Dr. R C Light for 76.55. Sydenham society reformed with Dr Graham president and Dr Adams secretary. Mass by Schonacker’s at Sts Peter and Paul on Christmas morning. Plymouth church heating failure damages interior. Hog buyers allowed to vary assortments. Mayor Denny invites Chicago federation of labor to choose Indianapolis for next convention. Christmas presents for Industrial School by Tabernacle church. Tomlinson Hall Christmas exercises next Saturday. Indiana Poultry Association show Jan 15–20 at Masonic Hall. proceeds to Flower Mission. Christmas tree planned at old Christian church for poor children. Patrolman Deaver assaulted on W Washington St. Dora Walker detained again. Dick Hollywood now cashier at Imperial Restaurant. Tomb for ex Gov Jennings inspected. monument in Charleston cemetery. James Jameson bursts jail struggle with Sheriff Emmett. Tom Taggart rebuffs bill from Liveryman Shellhouse over voter transport. Hotel men form association. city pays garbage ligation and debates $5,000 for encampment services. Long list of marriages, births, and deaths recorded.
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Geo. Harvey
Supreme Court
Pleasant Hill
Chambers, Pickens & Moores
R. C. Light
Broad Ripple Road
Sydenham Society
The
Indiana Medical College
Graham
Adams
Schonacker
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
Plymouth Church
Stock Yards Commission
Denny
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Church
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana Poultry Association
Masonic Hall
W. Washington St
Deaver
Dora Walker
Surgical Institute
Buchanan
Dick Hollywood
Imperial
Illinois
Babe
Lottie
Emmett
Jameson
Tom Taggart
Liveryman Shellhouse
Mgr
Walker Smith
English’s
Hotel Men’s Association of
Fortune
Birnrus
Thomas
Ida Simpson
W. C
Sadie Camron
Browner
P. C
Pennington
Mrs. Hornfelt
Will Rogers
J. H. Hollett
Hattie Perkins
Orville
Tuttle
James M. Flagg
Wm. Hartman
Anns
EH. Wolf
Andrew W. McCord
Bettie Parkins
John Bowers
Mary Williamson
Frazez
Bradway
Elizabeth Price
Carnival of Crime Strikes Groves Dressmaker and More
A blind grocer on Broadway and Eighths suffers a $40 loss when thieves enter by a side window. Dressmaker Mrs. Lida Overholser reports three silk dresses stolen after a boy delivering a note loses the bundles. Other robberies involve Albert Kimmel’s groce ry and an assault on William Mahone. a police officer is restrained by a Black suspect on W Washington Street.
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Chase Groves
Broadway and
Eighthats
Joss
Groves
Lida Overholser
Washington St
Eure
Albert Kimmel
William Mehone
Greer-st
Virginia Ave
McCarty-st
Mahone
Sam Dever
W. Washington St
Samuel
Brotherhood of street railway workers dissolves amid fear and losses
The Brotherhood of street railway employees held its final meeting Saturday night and voted by more than two thirds to dissolve the union and return its charter to the national federation of labor. Members cited axing by Headsman McLean, unpaid dues, and heavy losses as factors in the collapse. Ex-members blamed the strike and looming discharges. manager McLean denied aims to break up the group and vowed continued service in Indianapolis.
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Brotherhood of
National Federation of Labor
McLean
Brotherhood
Motorman
Verner and McKee
College-ave
Haughey
Indianapolis
Amusements at the Park and Grand Shows This Week
Paru Hopkins trans-oceanic vaudeville company comes to the Park for a week with the Larsen family of Copenhagen acrobats. E. H. Sothern appears at the Grand on Tuesday and Wednesday in Sheridan or the Maid of Bath, after a 14 week Lyceum run. Reliable buckwheat float at Van Pelt's.
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Hopkins
Beat
Europe
Larsen
Copenhagen
E. H. Sother
Lyceum Theater
New York
Defendants' Theories Highlight Annie Wagner Trial
The Annie Wagner murder trial heard the defense argue a new theory about fraternal quarrels over estate and will details. Testimony covered weighing scales, a Will, and character witnesses as Annie prepared to testify amid a crowded court.
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Annie Wagner
West Indianapolis Rail workers form lodge led by Harry Bolser
A West Indianapolis group organized a lodge with Harry Bolser as president. Other notes report F T McWhirter addressing Home builders before the Progress club, and crime items include Wm Richter of Kokomo pleading guilty to counterfeiting and receiving four months in the workhouse, a robbery claim by Chas Sparr near Blackford street, and several arrests and legal actions in progress.
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West
Geo. Goddard
Chicago
Alex. H. Smith
Chas
Maurice
Thornton
Barry
Indiana-ave
Peter Carpenter
Hendricks County
Sanford Kimball
Powell
Rink
Meyer’s
Lombard
Marrett’s
Butler, Snow & Butler
Allen
McMunay
Clinton County
Roy Beck
Otis Steele
Green County
Reform School
Buddenbaum’s
Prospect Bt
Settle
Lane Dorman
Geo
Haste to the Rescue Plans Help for Destitute In City
Charity groups led by Chairman Hanna report 35 families in care with demand rising. They expect up to 1000 dependent families and about 4000 people to need aid before winter ends. A food market is planned on Pearl Street with fuel, food, and clothing distributed to sufferers. The Linton coal company donated 500 tons, and early contributions reached about $2000.
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Hanna
Charity Organization Society
Flower Mission
Charity Society
Society Daily
Lilly
Fortune
Pearlst
Linton Coal Company
Linton
Ind
Iron Hall Serial in Court Over 50000 Recovery Suit
The Iron Hall case before Receiver Failey again argued Monday over the $50,000 recovery from former supreme cashier Davis. Davis is accused of taking interest on city bank deposits. Judge Winters reserved ruling as to whether the receiver can sue. Maryland receiver Chas Wiener met Failey to discuss returning Maryland funds with a possible ten percent fee.
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Ull
Failey
Davis
Fletcher’s
Winter & Elam
Winters
Maryland
Bere
Chas. Wiener
Baltimore
Iron Ball
Farley
Buffalo Bill Aims for Nebraska Governor Post
Omauwa Neb Dec 18 Rumor says Buffalo Bill William F Cody has returned to North Platte and plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor next year. His western Nebraska origin and popularity may boost a strong prospective boom among local politicians.
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Buffalo Bill
Omauwa
Neb
William F. Cody
North Platte
Cato
Nebraska
Cody
Frightful Pedgro Run Down by Panhandle Train
Andrew Pedgro, 25, was struck at the Pennsylvania Street crossing Sunday afternoon by a Panhandle train. Both legs were mangled and doctors feared death before he was taken to St. Vincent. He later showed some rally and amputation was considered. He lives at 121 Nine.
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Pedro
Andrew Pedgro
Pennsylvania St. Crossing
St. Vincent
Mareee
Cockran Accused as Sugar Trust Attorney in NY Paper
The New York Det 18-A morning edition reports Representative Bourke Cockran as the paid attorney for the sugar trust and says he abstained on the sugar schedule. It claims Cockran's efforts kept duties on refined sugar and protected the sugar trust from world competition.
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New York
Det
Bourke Cockran
Tammany Hall
Ways and ‘Means
Goga Trust
Cockran
Tax on Legacies and Corporations Favored by Report
A Washington special states the Ways and Means Committee has practically decided to report in favor of a tax on legacies and estates. The proposition also calls for a tax on corporations, with Senator Hill noted as supporting the main bill.
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New York
Washington
Will Imain
Senator Hill
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Cristmas
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