United States forces accused in Hawaii annexation protest
Queen Liliuokalani’s commissioner Paul Neumann publishes protest alleging Minister Stevens conspired with revolution leaders to use US troops and a Gatling gun to back Hawaii’s provisional government. The document details pre and during overthrow actions and Neumann’s claim of Stevens evasive replies.
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New Yeurs
the World
Lilioukalani
Paul Neumann
Hawaii
Stevens
United States
Neumanc
Peterson
Thurston
Paterson
Committee of Safety
Iater Stevens
Neumann
Senate
Boston
Desperate counterfeiters Fox McComb and Fart jailed in federal case
James Fox William McComb and Thos fart faced Judge Baker in federal court for a major counterfeit ring operating near New Albany at Coovhotlow. Fox, known for courtroom defiance, received ten years. Matt and McComb noted prison terms of three and eighteen months respectively after a bold prior escape. Also reported is a Tennessee crossing accident injuring Daniel Landis, a switch tender, when his horse slipped and struck him.
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James Fox
Wm. McComb
Thos Fart
Baker
Thuradsya
Fox
Judee Baker
Gome
Matt
Jim
McComb
Kregela & Whitsett
Toenneseeest
Daniel Landis
N. Betlefontainest
Landis
Banks Made Defendants in Suit by Mary Judson
Mary Judson filed suit Friday against her husband Willet Judson and several banks including Indianapolis National Bank Indiana National Bank Merchants National Bank and Fletcher's Bank. She contends he abandoned her on Washington's birthday and that, as he has money in the banks, she is owed a judgment for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Judson
Willet Judson
Fex Support
Indianapolis National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Fletcher’s Bank
Washington
French Senate Chooses Jules Terry as President
Jules Terry elected president of the French senate Priday. Aller. Manville, president of the Santa. He rold, is dead from Bright's disease. The great cotton spinning strike in the Lancashire district, England, ended Sriday, strikers being defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Terry
Priday
Aller
Manville
Santa
He Rold
Bright
Lancashire
England
Bold, Bad Bandits Roam Adair Robbery and Arrests
Panson Kansas February 24 bandits robbed the Missouri Kansas Texas station agent of 8700 dollars after train 25 departed. Eighteen townspeople were forced to raise hands and march to a store where 200 dollars was taken. Prisoners were later moved to the stock yards and the robbers fled on horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panson, Kas
Adair
New factory opens for pneumatic tires at 301 Georgia St
A new industry began operations at 301-307 IE Georgia Street making pneumatic bicycle tires and rubber goods. Articles of incorporation filed by Kipp Bros with 160000 capital. Directors debate filing day citing luck. Crime and labor news follow with court actions, wages set for shovelers and teamsters.
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Georgia St
Thursdey
Kipp Bros. Company
James Martin
Sydney
New South Wales
Heavens
Indiana
South Wales
Pearl Birney
Edith White
The
Good Shepherd
Egislature
Secretary of State
Brazil
Logangport
Clay, Parks, Putnam
Boone, Clinton, Carroll, Howard and
Cass
Cranor
Wiehard
Stuart
Suchanek
Marlow
Deery
Hench
Franks
Sulzer
Cox
Edward Sands
Thomas Kean
John Edson
Sands
Splain
Kinney and Richards
Vincennes
Diaris
Richard
Lillie Grifith
Annie Leaver
Leslie
Nettie Dobbs
Marshall
Mrs. Style
Mary Sweet
Myra
Jensen
Jeremiah
Sarah Kopner
Chas
Lena Nolty
Anne Bockstater
Myank
Kate Pursell
Mozes
Sarah Lipghen
Elsworth
Emilis Jones
Simon and
Marie Goldmann
Fredie Ward
Emma Patterson
Benj. N. Jackson
Harry Gush
Carlin Geldmeyer
Margaret Cage
Chas. Anderson
Benj. Holmes
Robert W. Hodges
Philip Shaw
Cecelia Thompson
James Swisher
Maud Surber
Horabla Brown
Addie Fellenzer
James N. Steele
Mary Surber
Charles W. Furnas
Addie P. Tincher
Joseph Lybrand
May Clark
Joseph Martin
Lizzie L. Holt
Warren Haver
Deborah Wenz
Wiliam Pray
Jennie Hodson
William McConnell
Lizzie Poland
Charles Butler
Lillian Gringer
Henry 31Iller
Sidney Dunlop
T. L. Lovelace
Nora Rose
William KE. Stuard
Edith Y. Stuard
Herman Woodike
Theresa Kaujara
William
Santo Ida Meclwain
James
Experience proves nothing else destroys scrotula
Experience proves that nothing else destroys scrotula as Ayer's Safaayarilia Dyeing and Cleaning, Sraith's dga works, 72N. Ponnsyiyanlast.
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Ayer
Sraith
Young's Will Contest Details Drank Power and Probate
Friday hearing before Judge Brown heard testimony on Dr. Jan Young's capacity at death in St. Vincent's hospital in January 1892. His brother Dr. Thomas Young Jr. described heavy drinking, a habit of frequent will writing, and an estate reported between $3,060 and $58,000.
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Young
Brown
Jan. Young
St. Vincent's Hospital
Thomas Young, Jr
Ireland
St. Vincent's
Dr Wrights Death Indicts by Insane Patient Probe
Dr C E Wright dies after injuries in Marion county hospital incident. Indications point to a fatal accident with an insane patient involved. Hospital trustees name FP Neidigh as interim steward while medical society and community mourn Wright and reflect on his life and service.
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C. E. Wright
Central Ingana Hospital
Crown Hill Cemetery
Manons
FP. Neidigh
Marion County Medical Society
Marion County Medical Society Met In the Council Chamber
Wright
Denison House
Dr. Wright
Congress in session amid amendments and debates
In Wasrmncroux on February 24 the house faced a non concurrence with senate amendments to the miscellaneous civil appropriation bill excluding the Sherman bond change. Bland objected while Gill sought committee consideration. Hatch’s bill drew another clash as the house moved to Indian appropriation, Ohio's Harter proposing free coinage of silver and gold at current ratios. Witness Lewis Abrahams testified the sale of imitation goods rose while rye and bourbon output fell by about 2,000,000 gallons last year, with spurious products increasing. Adiaa Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis was mentioned in the cash capital context.
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Wasrmncroux
Holman
House
Senate
Bland
Gill
Hatch
Harter
Ohio
Whisky Trust
Lewis Abrahams
State House
Thayer
Southern
Gaya
Frenny Baler
Digitha Fleenaz
Adeys
Coons
Ida Hart in Police Court for Visiting House of Ill Fame
Ida Hart, 18, pleaded guilty in police court to visiting a house of ill fame. Capt. Dawson found her at Minnie Miner’s 808 Mississippi Street bordello and she later cried upon receiving her mother’s letter. She came to the city seeking work after meeting a drug clerk in Greencastle, and a North Side family angeboten to provide a home.
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Ida Hart
Cadi
Greencastle
Buchanan
Capt
Dawson
Minnie Miner
Mississippist
Lane
Capt. Dawson
Poisoned death case spurs coroner’s inquest in Indianapolis
Autopsy on Gasper Jones of North Indianapolis has been filed with the coroner. Dr Carey testifies death was from poison and a thorough investigation will be conducted. Neighbors recount troubling stories about Jones’s treatment, though no proof points to his wife or a young resident of the household.
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Gasper Jones
Indianapolis
de. Carey
Jones
Judge Gresham Missing From Cleveland Hotel
Judge Gresham, Cleveland's secretary of state, vanished Friday morning after leaving his hotel at nine. Secretary Foster did not see his successor then but planned to meet him that evening to discuss the Behring Sea controversy. It is believed Gresham traveled to Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Gresham
Cleveland
Foster
Sill
Behring Sea
Whitson Brothers to Be Hanged for Murder at A S Town
In Asumviris North Carolina on February 24 Thomas and William Whitson face execution Friday before sunset for the murder of Kit Err about a year ago. An earlier report described a lynching with sensational details from a bogus dispatch originating in Dakersville related to a Tanith S20.
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Asumviris
N. C
Thos
William Whitson
Kit
Forgery convictions hit Liberator Society fraud case in Losxpox
James William Kobbs of F W Hobbs & Co and Henry Granville Wright were committed without bail on forgery and fraud charges tied to the Liberator Building Society collapse. Evidence shows a decade long scheme with Hobbs & Co and Wright, padding wages and material accounts, causing losses over 2 million pounds. Poor peasants suffer as the case unfolds. John Morgan travels to Middletown for his brother in law Tom Burns's death at a railway station after a tainted drink. Morgana laments the disgrace and vows to bury him in Indianapolis, stating he would be better dead than alive. police pursued him, and he sought work amid sorrow and disgrace.
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Liberator Society
Vom
John Morgan
Middletown Iter
Tom Burns
Railgway
Himwood
Ender
Dring
Morgana
Indianapolis
World's Fair Linemen Strike Over Wages at Circaco
About 100 electrical linemen at the World's Fair ground went on strike Thursday morning. Employed by the exposition company they demand 83 cents an hour for eight hours, time and a half for overtime, and double time for Sunday work. They previously earned $2.00 per day.
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Circaco
Exposition Company
Coroner to Probe Death Report Near Lawrence
A letter from Lawrence Ind reports the death of Mrs. Robert Neal near Lawrence under suspicious circumstances. Coroner Beck will exhume and examine the body after burial, following guidance from Deputy Prosecutor Cox. The letter references alleged prior malpractice by a Lawrence physician and signs Dr Samuel Recordas.
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Beck
Lawrence
Ind
Robert Neal
Cox
Garener Beck
Samuel Recordas
R. 5
R. de. Records
Shawcross
Genial Speculator Rufus Natch Recalled As Wall Street Figure
A reminiscence recounts Rufus Natch once powerful in Wall Street who built fortunes and suffered a $400,000 failure. He remained a genial, generous figure in speculation, with ties to Cyrus W. Field's building office and land ventures. The piece recalls his friendship with Morosini and Hatch’s visit to Morosini’s home.
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Rufus Natch
Wall St
Tie
Aind
Cyrus Wy. Field
Rufus
New York Star
Morosial
Gould
Morosia
Hatch
Morosini
Jlatch
Indianapolis
City Attorney Reports On Garbage Removal Specs
City Attorney Jones updated the Board of Public Works on garbage removal specifications Friday morning. Bidders complain the garbage definition is vague while a participant asked if concrete or broken stone would under pavements be used. Ms Daffees confirms concrete. objector notes cheaper broken stone used in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati. De Frees argues concrete is better. board adjourns.
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Jones
Board of Public Works
Pergins
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Defrees
Hepburn Case Fueled by Child Custody Dispute
The sheriff failed to locate Mrs. Hepburns baby on Friday and she faces contempt of court for not producing the child. The actress is said to be improving and may be taken into court Saturday morning. An attending physician reports she has not been in danger, while deputies pursue guardianship through the Board of Children's Guardians who claim mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepburn
New York
Hirs. Hepburn
Board of Children’s “Guardiang
State House
Matthews
Aesin
D. &. Phasrvicht
Indiana Senate Deliberations Stir On Tax Bills and Reappointment
The Indiana Senate advanced several measures including tax reform and a metropolitan police proposal amid heated debate. Officers criticized railroad stock swaps, live stock insurance, and telegraph and dining car charges while a House inquiry faced scrutiny over state expenses and a printer’s bills.
SEN LOVELAND PHOTO STORY OF A POOR BOY TO SENATOR
SENATOR ROBERT J. LOVELAND, THE SPARE, SERVED IN THE LEGISLATURE FOR MIAMI AND HOWARD COUNTIES. BORN IN PERU, INDIANA, HE LOST BOTH PARENTS AS A TEEN AND TAUGHT AT AN ACADEMY BEFORE ENTERING WABASH COLLEGE AND STUDYING LAW. HE BUILT A CAREER FROM HARD SHIP TO POLITICAL PROMINENCE, DESCRIBED AS SLIGHT OF BUILD AND DARK BROWN HAIR.
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Robert J. Loveland
Miami
Howard Coustica
Jie
Peru
Tad
Les
Veru
Echool
Loveland
Columbus
Wabash College
Eucecas
Senate
Political figure outlined as a leading Indiana Republican
The text portrays a prominent Indiana Republican senator noted for a forceful, high pitched voice with a nasal edge. It emphasizes his deep knowledge of state political history and his status as a leading, very active figure within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Senate
Indiana
Surge of Non-Union Switchmen Stirs Chicago Route
In Indiana and Illinois tensions rise as a trainload of non-union workers from St. Louis arrives to replace striking Chicago and Western Indiana switch tenders. Federation orders may widen the strike, halting multiple lines. A Hammond, Indiana, strike began Thursday, with the line blocked and arbitration awaited.
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Curesco
St. Louis
Chicago & Western Indiana
Selse
Soceness
Lisis
Vanvakarsa
Ind
Spl
Hammond
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Verdict Affirmed in Juvenile Injury Suit
In June, Joseph Wiloeby 13 attempted to board a street car on New Jersey street. The conductor removed him and one hip was permanently injured. He sued for 10000 dollars. venue moved to Johnson County and he received 6500 dollars. An appeal was heard, and Judge Cctee of the supreme court affirmed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wiloeby
New Jersey St
Johnson County
Cctee
Supreme Court
Theyll Fight Surge Vie MUP Come OFF December Fight Planned
Reports from New York and Boston indicate a heavyweight world title bout between Mitchell and Corbett is arranged for December. A $10,000 stake and purse will be awarded to the winner, with negotiations continuing on signatures and exact dates under club auspices amid police caution.
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Boston
Corribett
Mitchell
Brady
Corbett
W. A
Brad
Exch Alde
Cory
Byrnes
Canada
Beesare
Drady
Blanchard
The
Boston Glove
Aged Negro Dies as Water Bath Awakens
In Clarksville Tennessee Peter Johnson an elderly Black man died recently. While watchers bathed his brow with water he revived and asked what he was doing. He is recovering health after the incident and the event spurred fear among the local Black community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
Peter Johnson
Elkton
Senate acts on diplomatic and military bills and more
The senate passed the diplomatic and consular bill and the military academy bill. It rejected John V. Finley of Maryland as arbitrator in Chilean claims. Maj Halford will be stationed at St Paul Mina after duties as disbursing officer. Pension appropriation bill moved to calendar. Internal revenue seven months receipts total 596 414 780, up 7 015 577 from last year. World fair refund proposal for 2 500 000 faces limited support. Foster reports 1 000 000 in gold moved from New York sub treasury for export. Bands may be sold to fund reserve needs.
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Senate
Military Academy
John V. Finley
Maryland
United States
Maj. Halford
Rehring Sea Commission
Paria
St. Paul
Mina
Committee On Appropriations
House
Foster
Yhureday
Sub-Treasury
New York
Tub
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