Philadelphia goes to Hawaii amid revolt reports
Government officials weigh naval dispatch as Honolulu rebellion unfolds. Secretary Gresham and Secretary Herbert discuss sending the Philadelphia with Admiral Beardslee aboard, while observers warn of Japanese labor influence and potential for wider unrest. Alameda dispatches confirm Carter killed and dozens injured in Honolulu clashes.
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Gresham
Hae Wali
Heleis
Herbert
White House
Philadelphia
Beardslee
Honolulu
Mare I Sland
Cal
Colter
Honollu
Hawaii
Admiral Ramsay
Iuveau
Wilcox
Nowlein
Walker
Beardseloe
Naval Station
Willis
Associated Press
Senda
San Francisco
Alameda
Auckland
Sydney
Charles H. Carter
Robert Wilcox
Brooklyn Strike Sparks Troop Call and Rioting
Brooklyn residents faced a troop deployment as about 2000 militia prepared to quell streetcar clashes. Troops guarded stations and power houses while police monitored violence. Strikers attacked motormen and conductors, with several beaten and hospitalized. Widespread rioting followed as wires were cut and trains obstructed.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ailtia
Brooklyn Heights
Atlantic Avenue
Hilsey Street
Cheng
Company I
Forty-seventh Regiment
Armory
Halsey Street
Welles
Putnam Avenue
Ralph
Howard Avenues
Kelley
Hawkins
Joseph Whalen
Ralph Avenue
Whalen
Party- Ninth Regiment
East New York
Fulton Street
Mmob
Broadway
Flushing Avenue
France’s new president Faure praised as moderate reformer
Paris reports describe M. Felix Faure as a balanced leader likely to call radicals to office when in the majority. He is depicted as calm, practical, and similar in style to Carnot, with a gravity and harmony that contrasts with prior rulers. The piece notes his Protestant background and cautious stance on religion.
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Casanir-Verier
Lonpos
Paris
Daily News
M. Felix Fame
Faure
Casimirr-Penney
Waldeck- Rousseau
M.waldeck- Rousseau
Chamber
M. Faure
France
Nimes
Clemenceau
China
Japan
Marine Ministry
Reinach
Felix
Martin
Republic
Montana House to Probe Threats Against Carter Supporters
The Montana House adopts a resolution to investigate threats against Silver Bow supporters of Senator Thomas H. Carter. A letter signed James Melan accuses them of taking bribes and warns of a vigilante response when they return to Butte. Separately, Brown and Foster, linked to a West Liberty drug store robbery, are identified as Joyce's jewelry store robbers from Fayette, with $300 cash and $1,500 in jewelry taken.
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Marshal Brown
Parker
Waikiki
Henry Bertlemann
Charles L. Carter
Alfred Carter
J. 3. Castle
Boathouse
Charles Carter
Bolis
Goverment
King
Khoulo
Diamond Hill
Sans Souci
Coyne
President Murray
Citizens’ Guard
Paoli Valley
Murray
Zeigler
Ludwig
Montana
Carter
Helena
Mon
House
Silver Bow
Thomas H. Carter
James Melan
Butte
Crpar Rapids
Brown
Foster
West Liberty
Rock Island
Joyce
Fayette
Judiciary Committee Hears Ricks Case Again
The House Judiciary Committee held a long session on the Ricks case. Republicans Bailey and Broderick presented majority and minority reports. After three hours the committee voted 7 to 5 to reopen the case and invite Judge Ricks and witnesses to appear, with Democrats opposing the move.
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Judiciary Committee
House
Ricks
Representative Bailey
Texas
Broderick
Friends of
Judge Ricks
Harris
Ray
New York
Powers
Vermont
Kansas
Updegraff
Iowa
Childs
Illinois
Goodnight and
Harrison
Crow Creek lands opened to homesteaders at Huron
Plats for 100000 acres in the Crow Creek reservation northeastern portion were received by the Huron land office. The land, largely Missouri river bottom with timber and water, attracted settlers eager to file applications for homestead settlement as spring opens.
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Huron
Huron Land Office
Crow Creek Reservation
Cleveland
War Over Land Surveys Draws Court Battle
Turner Iowa reports a dispute over government land survey lines causing unequal allotment sizes from 120 to 200 acres. Owners of the smaller parcels seek line corrections while others resist, with the case now in court.
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Paslinski
Levitt Hazelton
Soo
Heatford Sanction
Sioux City
Turner
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Westminster Gazette
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Stock Exchange
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Asnery
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