Hawaii Crisis Transmission to Congress in 1894
The president sent to Congress all Hawaii related dispatches since his last message. Instructions to Minister Willis dated Jan 12 1894 are included, with several earlier dispatches withheld then released. Gresham notes the president’s duty to disavow U S official actions and restore lawful authority, while Willis reports on the provisional government’s refusal to yield and the queen’s consent to terms, prompting further congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hawaii
Willis
Grover Cleveland
W. A. Cooper
San Francisco
Mr. Willis
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
United States
Gresham
Department
Honovia
Dele
Corwin
Mills
Albert $. Willis
Judge Long Pension Ruling Defends Due Notice
In Washington a district supreme court decision upheld Judge Long of Michigan in his claim that the commissioner of pensions had no right to suspend his pension without due notice and a hearing. The mandamus was not granted as Lochren had already restored the pension. Also: In St Pact, four men on a hand car collided with a switch engine near Savannah Ills, killing one instantly and injuring two others. laborer John Anderson, of St Paul, died in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Supreme Court
Judge Long
Michigan
Commissioner of Pensions
Long
Lochren
St. Pact
John Anderson
Savannah
St. Paul
Dealyy
General Land Office
Mr. Bowers
Supreme Court
Dealey
Turtle Mountain
North Dakota
B. Ashley Mears
Dealy
The Koetting Trial and Other Brief Items
Milwaukee proceedings in banker Koetting trial focused on bank condition reports and alleged doctored statements. In Philadelphia the Penn Cornell annual three oared race on the Delaware is nearly certain for June. Eau Claire hosts talks to form a $50,000 exchange stock company for stronger automatic telegraph exchange. Sacred Heart saloons quit after old customers vanish and renewals are scarce. Cronin of North Carolina awarded U S marshalship after justice department visit. Miller South Dakota men bound over for grand jury on flax theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koetting
Milwaukee
Delaware
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Automatic Exchange
Eau Claire
Wis
George H. Stitch
Chicago
Illinois
Automatic Telephone Exchange
Sacred Heart
Minn
Looting of South Side Savings Bank by Koetting and Trumpff
Milwaukee reports detail the 1871 to 1881 looting scheme at the South Side Savings Bank led by Cashier Koetting and President Trumpff. Evidence shows shortages of over $100,000 with phantom notes and undiscounted collateral used to mask losses. Expert Conrad testified that Koetting falsified annual reports to the state treasurer, concealing large debts to maintain appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Koetting
South Side Savings Bank
A. P. Gonrad
Trumpff
Conrad
Blind Piggers of Winona Visit by Deputy Marshal in Disguise
Statewide tension erupts in Winona as a man, posing as Deputy U S Marshal William Martin, arrests Thomas Murray for selling liquor to Indians. He reads a warrant, detains Murray at the guardhouse, and departs toward Bismarck. Indian authorities offer little comment as the raid signals a broader crackdown on whisky sales along the reservation frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
N. D
Stanping Rock Agrency
Missouri
Thomas Murray
United States
William Martin
Internal Revenue Law
Martin
Bismarck
Trial of Lowe and Kelly for Mayville police murder
Sheriff Seaver has brought Lowe and Kelly to Cass county jail for trial in district court on charges of murdering Policeman Evan Paulson during a July burglary at Kenny Bros drug store in Mayville. A lynching was threatened but not carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe and
Kelly
Paulson
Mayville
N. D
Hantsporo
Seaver
Fargo
Evan Paulson
Kenny Bros
Cass County
Left a trail of blood in a Stockholm burglary
Two burglars entered Bellevue's drug store in Stockholm Wisconsin during the night. Two sleeping men awakened by the intruders fired two shots in response and the burglars fled leaving a blood trail for several blocks. The bleeding likely stopped by a bandage. no further trace has been found. Bauder Goes Free in Milwaukee case. Pearce Stays in Prison. Dooley's murder sentence affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Wis
Lake City
Minn
Bellevue
GINGHAMS ARE CHEAP IN RECORD LOW PRICE RANGES
New York reports the Daily Dry Goods Record shows Amoskeag and Lancaster ginghams at 5 cents net, the lowest price on record. Also sheetings at 3 3-4 cents, with other notes from Washington and Minnesota on legal cases, charity appeals, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoskeag
Dancaster
New York
Daily Dry Goods Record
Lancaster
ELY Brotilers
Warren Street
South Dakota Circuit Court summons Jones defendants
Security Bank sues Reuben H. Jones and Nettle Jones in Davison County. Plaintiffs allege a $100 debt with 12 percent interest from August 8, 1899, plus costs. Summons directs filing an answer within 30 days at Mitchell office. case filed November 21, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Dakota
Iin
Civi- Fourth Judicial Circuit
Son County
Security Bank
Reuben H. Jones
Nettle Jones
State of
South Dakota
A. D
Davison
Mitchell
South Dukota
A. E. Hirencock
Empire State Lawyers Open State Bar Session
The New York Bar Association annual convention opened in Albany with Judge J. Newton Piero presiding. His address covered a practical view of law reform in New York, while VP Stevenson and Senator J N Dolph of Oregon spoke on general professional topics and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bar Association
Albany
N. Y
State Bar Association
Assembly
Capitol
J. Newton Piero
New York
Stevenson
J. N. Dolph
Oregon
Insane Convicts in Minnesota Prison Ordered Exam
Three inmates Michael Sullivan Charles Baker and James Marsh in Stillwater Minnesota are to be examined for insanity after the prison board directed Warden Wolfer to apply to the district court. Officials note several cranks in the facility and fear releasing those most deranged. Two have served most of their terms and are deemed hopelessly off, prompting concern about reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Om” Stillavater
Minn
Board of Prison Managers
Wolfer
District Court
Michael Sullivan
Charles Baker
James Marsh
Marlette Policeman Shot in Barn After Cat Hunt
MARINETTE WIS JAN 17 John Johnson police officer found in a barn shot through the neck he had gone to shoot a cat died a few hours later and refused to explain the shooting cause leaving questions about what happened next in Marinette County responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Marinette
Wis
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House
Dole
Apaa
Cronin
Joseph E. Cronin
Grafton
N. C
Department of Justice
Miller
Andrew
Peter Olson
Trump
Bauder
Buaer River
Fallns
Robert E. Bader
Minneapolis
Martens Mill
Barclay
Pearce
Sr. Paul
Dr. Pearce
Des Moines
Dooley
Mixyeapolis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Geneva
Switzerland
All Lands
London
Northfield
Raleigh Ashley
Theopold Pflaum
Ashley
Mary Reipsberger
Pflaum
Kittson
Norman W. Kittson
Lewis Baker, Jr
Hercules Kittson
Lewis Coyle Kittson
St. Paul Trust Company
Londown
Chronicle
Rome
Christendom
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Merchants Hotel
Edward Weaver
W.F. Cross
Keynosaa
Joe Meyers
Frank Koehn
Meyers
Koehn
Ludington Company
Ivy City
Castoria
Becsinie
Castora
Pitcher’s Castoria
Shaa Ann
Castori
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Osaoop
Lowell, Mass
J. F. KincHeog
Jonway
Ark
H. A. Auenen
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Children’s Department
Astoria
U. Filvor
Astrep
Hoston
Misa
Swern
Murray Street
New York City
the Centaur Company
Tey Treat
Empire State Lawyers
Senthy Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Ely
Dutec
Elizabeth A. Kelsey
Elijah Butterfield
Register of Deeds
County of
Territory
Dakota
A. F. Hitchcock
Sower
Eond
Ferry
D.m.ferry &Co
Detroit, Mich
Pan Reposiican
Tim
C. M
ST. P. Railroad
RINS
Wast
West Accomo
Accomo
TRA Passenger
INS
Itreight Freight
ARIVE
South
Sanborn
Leavins Mitchell
Sioux City
Aberdeen
St Paul
Rales
F. E. Clark
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