04 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1893
Page
1
The article recounts the 1887 Hawaiian revolution context with figures like Dr. Mott and W. Kinney, outlining calls for government reform and petitions to unite the islands with the United States. It notes the presence of lawmakers and reformers, including Native Hawaiian leaders, in ongoing political maneuvering in Washington.
The house discusses the bill amid majority support concerns as Mr Hill notes delaying tactics. Anti options supporters gain a victory after the speaker’s ruling and committee referral to agriculture. The deficiency appropriation bill passes.
Reports from Zante describe massive earthquake shocks causing widespread devastation. British warship and Greek sailors arrived with tents provisions and medicines to aid residents. Riot arrests reported as authorities resumed control amid ongoing distress and relief efforts.
The papal declaration discusses the United States church, urging unity and appointing Francis as apostolic delegate to the United States. Includes notes on Catholic influence, church growth in America, and expectations for bishops and clergy collaboration.
Edward W. Scudder, a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court, died at his home on February 4. Family members, who summoned Dr. Elmer, reported he died before the physician arrived. Scudder, who served as judge since 188, held a county term and was a Democrat, representing Mercer, Hunterdon, and Warren counties. He studied law at the West and earned the first degree, later elevated to the bench. He began serving in the judiciary in 1863, later becoming a senator or related role for Mercer and adjacent counties.
The article reports on graft accusations shaping public opinion of government figures and asserts repeated officials' statements lack foundation. It notes a parliamentary move against Deputy Sertil and links the Notarbartolo murder on a railway train to elite influence, detailing stolen documents and evasive suspects.
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