Treason Charge Looms Over Ex Queen in Hawaii Case
Remwick Times reports on the Hawaii treason case against Queen Lil, with military court findings in related conspiracies and possible executions. It notes Varied sentences from death to five years and fines, and mentions U S Minister Willis seeking cautious handling if Americans face death. It also covers a Fire Island rescue of two crew members from the Louis V Place after a gale.
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Lil
Victoria
B.C
Lara
Tresson
Chas. T. Gullick
Wm. Ti. Rickard
Wm. T. Seward
Robert Wilcox
Sam Nowlein
Henry Bertlegaan
United States
Willis
Afl
Fire Island
Spéeial
Fire Island Beach
Lone Hill
Tivo
Bakers
Jaustas
James Wimore
Ovksiooss
John Krewson
EL Lusla
Feders St Keokuk
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Des Moines Water
Water Works Company
Cumming
Supreme Court
Hillis
L. A. Davies
Ocean Liners Bring News But None Of La Gascogne
Several ships reach New York with no word of the French liner La Gascogne which remains eight days overdue. Reports note her hurricane tests and past recoveries while other lines report minor thefts and Brazil politics rumors as the city waits for any confirmation.
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New York
Harbor
Atlantic
la Gascogne
New York Harbor
Missing Vessel Sparks Anxiety Among Ship Men
The text describes a French ship Lea six days overdue with crew fearing disaster. Passengers’ friends await word as agents insist safety, but growing doubts spread among officials and the public. Anxious crowds gather at the company offices seeking confirmation.
Powers to act as oriental peacemakers in China Japan dispute
A Paris dispatch to the Times reports Russia England and France plan disinterested intervention in the China Japan war. They will urge China to open ports and negotiate peace while barring any European annexation of Chinese land and avoiding punitive indemnities.
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Russia
England
France
London
The
Times
Paris
China
Japan
Europe
Preacher Turns Robber In Oregon Bank Heist
In daylight at the First National Bank of East Portland Rev J B Reid a Baptist minister forced cashier B T Bolgate to hand over cash then bound him The bank cashier from the Citizens Bank nearby intervened with a shotgun and arrested the robber Reid who had previously vanished and surfaced in Winds claiming mental trouble He wore a false beard which was torn off exposing his identity Before arrest he said desperation drove the crime
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
First National Bank
East Portland
B. T. Bolgate
Citizens’ Bank
Bradgate
Humboldt
John Hopkins
Thomas
Hopkins
Mrs. Thames
State Board of Health
M. Stalker
Stalker
Marshalltown
Lowe River
May Absorb Guatemala and Mexico War Fears Rise
City of Mexico reports troop concentrations at Pacific and Gulf ports amid border dispute talk. Officials deny official war plans while rumors persist of Guatemala conceding territory but demanding indemnity. Berlin reports consider calling a bimetallic conference to ease the crisis.
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Mexico
City of Mexico
Diaz
Mevino
Guatemalan
United States of Mexico
City of
Pacific
Gulf
Merchantien
I Accupulee
Panic at a Factory Fire in Millville and Exploding Boiler Deaths
A fire at Wonogbine Machine and Tool Company in Millville injures a worker fatally and causes 2 panics among 40 workers as villagers report women leaping from windows to escape. Separately in Losantville Indiana five men died when a husking crew's boiler exploded near Jacob Clapper's farm five miles southwest of town.
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Millville
Wonogbine Machine and Too Company
Losantville
Ind
Jacph Clapper
Weekly Review of Trade Signals Settlement Hope
The Weekly Review notes gold exports remain high as the market awaits settlement of financial questions. Treasury outflow nears $47 million for two months ending February 1, with most losses from freezing and transfers abroad. Bond gains require new issues. talks with foreign bankers may help though security sales here could resume. Farm product prices improve amid steady western grain receipts and slight cotton price rise. US weekly failures total 28, Canada 5, against prior year figures.
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Speci
R. G. Dan & Cols Weekly
Review of Trade
Congress
Treasury
Ivis
United States
Canada
Death sentences for Americans in Hawaii rebellion case
Washington dispatches report minister Willis stating that former minister Gubdk and minister Ab Seward, both Americans, plus an Englishman, were sentenced to death by court martial for participation in the Hawaii rebellion. Major General T B Walker to life imprisonment and 33000 fine. Other sentences not disclosed.
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Washington
Frendutn
Wills
Gresham
Ile
Gubdk
Ab. Seward
Mirk Richard
T. B. Walker
United States Army
Thurston
Willis
Unprecedented Florida Freeze Threatens Millions in Loss
Florida faces multi million dollar losses as orange trees and early strawberries are destroyed by record cold. Jacksonville reports 14 above zero with Tampa and Palm Beach hitting unusual levels and Key West spared. White House notes broad public backing for President’s plans to preserve national credit.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
United States
Tampa
Key West
Palm Beech
Washington Special
Thurber
White House
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Santa Fe Train Robbery Near Silvia Ban New Mexico
Four masked men held up the westbound California express on the Santa Fe near Silvia Ban at midnight. They failed to enter the express car, robbed passengers, then fled south after about an hour. Authorities suspect members of the Stafford gang.
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Pueblo
Col
Silvia
Ban
Stafford
Saloon Clash and Pardons Stir Fort Dodge Fort Madison
Fort Dodge faces a saloon zoning clash near churches and schools as licensed taverns resist closures. Warden Jones advocates clemency for Polk Wells in a sensational Fort Madison case where a guard died from chloroform, while Algona fire and robbery damage haunt Des Moines officials and local courts rule on county expenses.
Fraternal Insurer Fight Moves Toward Appeal
Iowa fraternal orders clash over insurance practices amid appeals and court rulings. The Good Lodge case questions control of subordinate lodges and Iowa insurance compliance. Separately Jamaica endures a large fire destroying a block, including post office and shops, with $6,000 insured and no local fire brigade.
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Perry
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Sok Heaton &, Ferrell
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