NOTHER REVOLUTION AND ARMS FINDS IN HAWAII CONSPIRACY
Reports from Hoxonvutu dated December describe arrests in a royalist conspiracy. John Rush E G Crick and Joseph Mawahi faced charges after searches uncovered rifles pistols and ammunition. Crick an English chemist linked to past Walker Sinclair plots. Bail refused. Earthquakes shake Hawaii as Kilau volcano shows activity. Robert Louis Stevenson died at his Vaitima home on December 2 1894. burial chosen atop Vaca Mountain known as Traa Sooala in a private ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxonvutu
San Francisco
John E. Rush
E. G. Crick
Joseph Mawahi
Wef
Weed
Emil Klemm
Usum
Crick
Rush
Ithe Walker-Sinclair
Hawse
Tlim
Hawaii
Kilau
Apia
Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vaitima
Stevenson
Vaca
Draft of Russian constitution from the people's rights party
Vorwaerts prints a claimed draft for Russia's new constitution proposing an imperial parliament with provincial diets, universal suffrage for MPs representing 400,000 people, and the czar as supreme head, alongside a string of other late 19th century telegraphed notices including bridge loss and local deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Rights Party
Briaix
Vorwaerts
Russia
Corruption Allegations Roil New York Police System
Dec 24 report outlines Captain Schmittberger’s confession before the Lexow committee alleging widespread rot in New York City police, with bribery extortion and corruption cited as common in the force except for a few officials. Names of inspectors captains and commissioners implicated appear across the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. C. Iger
Tenderloin
Lexow Committee
New York City
Byrnes
Williams
McAvery
Steers
James B. Martin
John C. Sheehan
Price
Gastlin
Martens
John Gunner
Dunlap
Vail
Gannon
Gow Committee
Schmittberger
Senate
Tnere
Goff
Hayward Plea Not Guilty Trial Set For Jan Twenty One
Minneapolis dispatch reports Harry Hayward pleads not guilty to first degree murder. After attorney conference, trial set for January 21 alongside co defendant Blixt. Adry Hayward transferred from St Paul to the local jail. Fire in Cleveland destroys a four story brick block near Water and Main, with losses totaling 30 000 for the building and 140 000 and 67 000 for two occupants. Madison regents propose 350 000 for a new three story library to hold 500 000 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harry Hayward
Hayward
Blixt
Adry Hayward
St. Paul
Cleveland
Union
Water and
Main Streets
K. D. Box Company
French Delicacy Company
Empire
Madison
Wis
Board of Regents of the University
Bartlett
Alderman Powers Linked to Vote-Selling Plot in Chicago
The Chicago Herald reports Alderman John Powers offered to deliver forty votes for 25000 cash to block an anti-cigarette ordinance, with a stenographic transcript of the alleged conversation between Powers and Neill McCoull of a major corporation. Powers denies the charge amid ongoing probes into municipal corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicaco
the Herald
John Powers
Neill McCoull
Chicago
McCoull
Powers
McCoul
Herald
Diamonds Returned After Theft at Palace Hotel
A $5,000 diamond necklace and a diamond marquise ring were stolen Friday from Mrs. J. Everett Hasler of New York at the Palace hotel in Denver. The necklace was mysteriously returned to Hasler's room and the ring remains missing. Corbett Witzsimimons Fight Likely to Be Pulled Off in Texas.
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Denver
J. Everett Hasler
New York
John Good
Palace Hotel
Corbett Witzsimimons
Texas
Ganviston
Tex
International Great Northern Railroad Company
Corbett- Fitzsimmons
San Antonio
Jacksonville
Fla
Thieves Return to Chicago After World Tour
Robert Posten formerly with Underwood and McCoy of Chicago is arrested here for embezzling 30000 from the firm. Hattie Patch alias Hal Collins held in custody for involvement. Patch deposited 12000 in a bank before fleeing to Liverpool, later traced to Sydney, then Chicago. Also report notes the Jones County Calf Case settled by Iowa Supreme Court after twenty years. Bob Johnson awarded about 5000 in costs. plaintiff’s and attorneys’ bills total over 15000 prior to outlaw.
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Chicago
Robert Posten
Underwood & McCoy
Hattie Patch
Hal Collins
Patch
American Exchange National Bank
Posten
Liverpool
Sydney
Australia
Iowa
Cepar Rapins
Jones County
Iowa Supreme Court
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Notable 19th Century Figures in Mixed News Tidings
Paul M. Swain, a Boston broker, missing. Sir Charles Tupper ill in London. George M. Irwin released on $20,000 bail. Forefathers Day banquet at Willard's in Washington. Justice Brewer presiding. Earthquakes felt in Atlanta and Greece. John Burns speaks in St. Louis to thousands. Mexican cattle illness and Texas quarantine. Rev. George E. Ellis dies in Boston at 80. Rinaker sues Downing in Illinois race. Wisconsin leaders host Upham reception. Breckinridge relation denies resignation rumors. Bank safe blown in Mansfield. several thousand missing. Yellow Bull family mutilated in Rosebud Agency. Lance implicated. Thunder Hawk fled. Tariff bill repeal proposed in Congress.
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Paul M. Swain
Boston
Charles Tupper
London
George M. Irwin
Pittsburg
Washington
Williard’s Hotel
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Greece
John Burns
St. Louis
Mexico
Hogg
Texas
George E. Ellis
John J. Rinaker
Downing
Illinois
Peck
Wisconsin
Upham
Madison
C. R. Breckinridge
United States
Russia
Mansfield
First Legal Challenge to Income Tax in District Court
Washington action asks Judge Cole to restrain the commissioner of internal revenue from assessing and collecting tax on John C. Moore’s income. Jeremiah Wilson represents Moore & Schley in a bid to test the constitutionality of the income tax law. hearings expected soon with further suits planned by New York businessmen who intend to refuse payment and appeal.
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Washington
District Supreme Court
Jeremiah Wilson
John C. Moore
New York
Moore & Schley
Cole
Equity Branch
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
John 8. Miller
Internal Revenue
Forlo's Benefit Conference for Sioux Agents in Washington
Indian agents from Dakotas and Chipewa agencies will meet in Washington during the first week of January. Attendees include a Chippewa Indian agent and several army officers, with the secretary of the interior and the commissioner of Indian affairs. The purpose is a general conference on Indian matters and to discuss needed changes and improvements in the Indian service.
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Washington
Dakotas
Army
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Counterfeiters Caught in Minneapolis Rumor of Rushing Money
Minneapolis dispatch reports George Rice, Charles Rice, and John Ollinger arrested for counterfeiting. They are linked to extensive production of counterfeit dollars and quarters recently circulating locally. Rice reportedly resisted arrest. Ollinger previously ran a low dive featuring dog fights and illegal activities.
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Minneapolis
George Rice
Charles Rice
John Ollinger
Rice
Ollinger
Nelson Receives Elaborate Tiffany Centerpiece Testament
Gov Nelson is the recipient of a high testimonial from the appointive officers in the form of a solid silver center piece. The gift is gold lined and elaborately chased, considered among Tiffany's finest. It features tiger heads on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Tiffany's
Wage cuts and rent relief at Homestead works
Announcement to Homestead steel works workmen says the 1895 wage scale shows slight average cuts. To offset the reduction, the company will reduce rents and fuel costs proportionally.
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Homestead
Pittspurg
Homestead Steel Works
Fragments Preserve Readable Bits of Local Page
Partial OCR bits hint at a bustling business section with ads and notices. Some proper nouns or dates remain unclear but suggest a 20th century urban economy record. Further readable details are too limited to identify specifics or names.
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Nother
Vontoon
Sioux City
Missouri
John Collins
Yankton
Gust Foerster
John Walloch
Walloch
Quitman
Job Isim
Waverly Pike
Pike
Breckinridge
Winchester
Buford A. Tracy
Gay’s
Tracy
Sir John Thomson
Sir John Thompson
Canada
Portsmouth
Blenheim
Leaminetoy
Ont
Strange
Walter Strange
Citizen’s Committee
van Wagenen
Great Britain
Lospen
Gillette
Rome
Imiagor
Samuel Gillette
Marshal Gondon
Howlands
van Vrankin
Toprica
Kan
Matson
Anna O'Brien
Board of Health
Ireland
The
Little Sisters of the Poor
East Seventieth Street
Matt
the Times
Matz
Devils Lake
N. C
W. D. Spencer
Archie MacIntyre
Chicago Herald
Alderman Powers
Deaver
Ills
MosticEo
Ill
Mansfield State Bank
Here
Mankato, Eiin
Yellow Bull
Omaha
Bee
Rosebud
John _ Lance
Carlisle ‘ School
Thunder Hawk
Lance
Wasuinatos
Dee
Wilson
Ways and Means
Te District Supreme Court
Forlo
Counterfei
Ters
Ie Gilet
Combin
Reed
O'Rell
Thomas B. Reed
Max O’rell
Pierce Business College
Academy of Music
Debs
Cuicano
American Railway Union
Judge Woods
United States Supreme Court
Caicaco
Josephine Bedall
William Bedall
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
A. H. Pearson
Main Street
Hubbard
Palmer
A. Thompson
A. ‘Thompson
Awanda M. Bowdle
Pref
I. W. Seamay
Y. Pias
the Security Bank
H. R. Kibbre
J. R. Atler
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ceneraitl
Bankin G
Wright
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