Midnight clash at Honolulu changes seen in new details
The Globe interviews K. J. Kimberly of Honolulu about the recent government change. Germans and English protested the American action at the police station and palace, resulting in several German casualties while Americans claim they faced street fighting with no formal report.
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St. Paul
the Globe
K. J. Kimberly
Honolulu
Wimberly
Enghind
Pin Pers
Hawaii
Ironsha
England
Foe Gertistis
Wyoming Senate in turmoil as expulsions and brawls erupt
Cheyenne special reports two lawmakers ready to clash as a tumultuous session sees James Kine expelled for holding a postmaster job and Kabis reprimanded for dangerous practices. The fight includes Nat Baker versus J S Harper, while the senatorial contest pits Gen Charles Thompson against A L New with heated party maneuvers and political maneuvering across the floor.
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Krabis
Cheyenne
Wyo
State Senate
James Kine
Tunder
Kabis
Kine
Washington
Hime
Wallis
Ile
Habis
Nat Baker
Converse
J. S Harper
Grodan
Baker
Harper
Charles Thompson
A. L. New
Thompson
New
Gary
Osborne
Hay
Conference Reaches Silver Compromise Amid Treasury Delay
A secret Washington conference at Mr Carlisle's residence bridged silver factions on a compromise to suspend purchases under the Sherman act until monthly coinage reaches 385 000 000. Cox of Tennessee voiced cautious support and Livingston plans to introduce the bill soon to push it through the House before adjournment.
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New York
Washington
Uarlisie
Carlisle
Cox
Tennessee
Livingston
Choctaw Council Feels Attorney Fee Raised in Mass Deal
Several Choctaw Council members report a 25 percent attorney fee to be paid to their attorney Urrich on a $2,941,000 total purchase. The fee amounts to about $735,000, deemed substantial but deemed necessary to secure the deal. Orrick is named as a partner of Secretary Noble.
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Mass
Choctaw Council
Urrich
Orrick
Noble
Promises Tun In Chinatown Policy To Round Up Chinese
Collector Quinn plans to arrest tens of thousands of Chinese in his district under the Geary act. He expects to ship them to Goat Island and then to China on steamers, aiming to deport around 20 000 people at light cost. Quinn cites court rulings upholding the law and vows swift action despite registration bottlenecks.
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Quinn
San Francises
San Francisco
China
Oakland
Qninn
Goat Island
Bay
Michigan
Louisiana
McVerns
Circuit Court
Monterey
Made Doctors to Order. New York Doctor Arraigned
Alfred Booth head of a New York medical college, arraigned in Jefferson Market Court for selling fake medical degrees. He ran the Excelsior College of Medicine of Boston and printed Latin degrees for money. A young man with a new M D degree exposed the scam to Willan A Purrrington, aiding County Medical Society. Booth held on 32502 bail, claiming ten years of practice.
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New York
Alfred Booth
Excelsior College of Medicine
Boston
Jefferson Market
Booth
Aaroont
Altman
East Tenth Street
Tau Hin
Nan
Willan
A. Purrington
County Medics
Newport News to Build Two 10000 Ton Steamers for Sunset Route
The Southern Pacific Railroad announces Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock will construct two 10000 ton steel steamers for service between New Orleans and Liverpool. Blocking piles are being prepared to bear the ships’ weight as plans call for speed, safety, and comfort in design. The vessels will feature triple expansion engines and embody modern marine architecture as a nucleus for an American ocean fleet.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacife Railroad
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
New Orleanus
Liverpool
Fortinizs
Starved to Death in a Cellar on Brownsville Avenue
Report from Pittsburgh South Side describes the death of an elderly man found in a cellar occupied by Conway and his wife. Coroner inquiry concludes starvation and neglect caused death after at least one day. Neighbors say couple had little to live on and the wife spent money on drink.
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Pittsburs
Ine Geath
David Conway
Brownsville Avenue
Conway
Cer Dohnelus
Special from Little Rock and New York anarchist note
A fragmented report follows Ber Prank Coleman a five year old genius who speaks Hebrew in two years and recounts biblical knowledge. The piece shifts to a marriage and wartime reunion in Clair County and Ma scootah then to a New York anarchist fear note about the 1908 fair with remarks on the German imperial visit and conclusive anti anarchist stance.
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Little Rock
Geneis
U California
Ber Prank' Mn Coleman
Louisiana
Diack
New York
Baltimore
Spiess
Germiad Imperial Commission
Chicaco
Fair Conen
Report of the Mint Seventeen Hundred Ninety Two Values
The 1892 annual report of the Director of the Mint shows the United States gold product valued at 533,000,000, near the long term average. Silver production reached 55,000,000 ounces valued at 50,750,000, with a fall of 380,000 ounces from the prior year. Government purchases totaled 54,120,827 fine ounces costing 47,404,205, yielding 6,083,245 silver dollars coined. Imports and exports of gold and silver produced a net loss of 55,570,585. The money in circulation rose to 1,101,?eL753. World silver production increased, led by Mexican and Australian mines, as Australia and South Africa contributed significantly.
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Washington
United States
Australia
South Africa
Outbloom and Exports Outlook Dimmed in Weekly Review
New York surveys show weekly exports likely at about 2 million dollars instead of 6 million with treasury reserves undiminished. Reports cite large foreign purchases, efforts to cancel adverse balance, and mixed domestic trade. Chicago and St Louis show improvement while fears of a gold-backed panic persist. seven day business failures fall slightly from last year.
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New York
I. G. Dun & Cots
Treasury
Chicaze
Hanks
Hans City
St. Louis
Brave Officers Thanked for Averting Lynching
Gov Northen issued a proclamation praising Deputy Sheriff W and Thompson for removing Marion Sanford from Gainesy jail after a criminal assault on Miss Alice Shadburn. An armed mob seized the jail and pursued the prisoner fifty miles toward Atlanta, but Sanford escaped custody with the officers’ intervention praised to spare the state another lynching.
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Atlanta
Gov. Northen
Gainesy
Alice Shadburn
Marion Sanford
W and Thompson
Sanford
Mysterious Bloodthirsty Night Stalker Haunts Gananoque
Town residents of Gananoque report a frightening unknown figure seen at night in feminine dress carrying a knife and barber tool. A man named Wig fled into a store and the apparition was later said to lurk in a barn on town outskirts. Theories vary but many deem the entity an insane man.
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Kingston
Gut
Gananoque
Wig
Sume
Ganatogue
Half-Breeds in Revolt Over North Dakota Lands
The Turtle Mountain half-breeds, cut off from the ration list last fall by commissioners, threaten to break into the storehouse as they claim Indian lands in North Dakota. Extra police will be sworn in to quell the anticipated outbreak.
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Rolla
N. D
Turtle Mountain
North Dakota
Supreme Court Affirms Death Sentences for Copiah Robbers
The Supreme Court upheld the death penalty for Ben McCoy and J. Terry of Copiah County in two linked cases. Execution was scheduled for March 23. A retrial for Graves was announced after telegrams from Denver suggested government readiness for a new trial.
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Supreme Court
Ben McCoy
Copiah County Ganz m
J. Terry
Jac
Graves
Providence
R. 1
Ghe Island
Denver
Tramps Crash Arion Ball in Ragged Show
Two men posing as tramps gained entry to the Arion Ball at Madison Square Garden through a window. They danced wildly with the crowd, then fought after a misbegotten handspring, and were arrested. They admitted they were tramps and confessed the break-in.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Arion
Mike
Bill
Back Taxes on Goulds Estate Prompt New York Recovery Bid
Ex congressman Jol Adams urges Corporation Counsel to pursue back taxes on Jay Goulds personal estate arguing the sworn value of 70 million dollars should be compared with the 500 900 assessed value to recover losses for past years. The letter cites executors Geo J Howard and Erwin Gould and cites an affidavit used to assess collateral inheritance tax.
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New York
Jol Adams
Clark
Jay Gould
Geo. J. Howard
Erwin Gould
Gould
Flees with a Widow Milica Minn special
The Rev J J Waymier of Milica Minnesota elopes with widow Mrs M M White of Royalton. White received a $5 002 life insurance payout after a brother was killed at North Town Junction in October. White is forty, Waymier over fifty. They traveled Royalton to St Paul and then to San Francisco.
Diamond Robbery Hits Simper Bros Jewelry Store
In Cincinnati the Simper Bros jewelry store window was broken with a brick and 32002 in diamonds stolen. The thieves seized the Dismwend tree and fled, with clear signs of a bold burglary in the night.
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Cincinnati
Simper Bros
Topeka clash deepens as Republicans and Populists duel in statehouse
Kansas turmoil escalates with Gov Lewelling withdrawing militia after populist and Republican factions seize two Topeka chambers. Deputized letter carriers deliver provisions while federal officials watch. court battle over legal seating looms as counties offer troops and funds to enforce order.
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State House
Topeka
Rawson
Grubbe
Supreme Court
Douglass House
Kansas
Senate
House
Hal
Gambling houses closed by police at Little Roc Arkansas
Fragmentary wire service style notes report gambling houses shut down by authorities in Little Roc Arkansas while other items cover gas finds in Brinkley Tennessee a fatal shooting in Grenada Mississippi and a grand jury in Bangor Maine indicting liquor sellers.
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Brinkley
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Newton
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Nutla
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Honduras
Dick Torman
Grenada
Miss
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Texas
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Mer. Satellia
Washington, Co
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Wyman
Wanes Mountain
Tom O'Connor
Hewater
Minn
Saan Crane Hill
Ala
James Knight
Thomas Adams
Sevel Syn
Vonnell
Brooklyn
Ae Lor ‘Polis
Ie Ib Perrigo
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