Diary of ex queen and trial in Honolulu
From San Francisco dispatches the diary kept by ex Queen Lililuhulant is cited in a Honolulu treason trial. It records Cleveland’s present and pushes for uprising with Rudolph Spreckels reportedly aiding. Trial progress notes potential verdict of guilt with possible freedom on recognizance.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Lillyphulant
Witham France
Australia
Peterson
Creighton
Wardenburg
Salling
Maripoula
Carl Widemann
Widemann
Washington
Lilletikalant
Pele
Paul Neumann
J. Q. Carter
Cleveland
Special Commission
Rudolph Smeckela
Stout
Charles Clark
Bills Introduced in Place as House Opens Session
The House met at 9 this morning and read several bills in place. Grants include 700000 for National Guard and naval force for 1895 18, 150000 for a hospital site for consumption, and reporting on Gettysburg monuments. A Pennsylvanian remonstrance bill was filed. The session adjourned to Monday evening Feb 25. Hastings approved a resolution to investigate the state institution and inmate origins. committees begin work next Thursday with Gobin named chairman.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Riter
Gettynharn
Hastings
Fecht
Werneraville
Norristown
Gobin
Lebanon
Kings County Grand Jury Distributes True Bills All Around
The Kings County grand jury reported in quarter sessions court indicting President Benjamin Norton of the Atlantic venue railroad and Superintendent Inn of the state company on two counts of violating the 10 hour law. The panel also returned twenty indictments against strikers for rioting throwing bricks at car and cutting wires and for other acts of violence.
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Kings County
Grand Jury
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Quarter Sessions
Benjamin Norton
Atlantic Venue Railroad
Inn
Ting
Indictments for twenty seven felonies handed to them
A jury found an indictment in the case, noting that all twenty seven indictments are felonies. The proceedings highlight the seriousness of the charges and the sustained legal action.
Hungry help themselves Nebraska farmers seize relief car
About fifty farmers with as many teams from Kearney county broke into a relief supply car on the Union Pacific rack in Kearney Nebraska. County commissioners tried to stop them but were ignored. Police later brought the wagon back. Reports say sixty teams are heading from Custer county for relief supplies.
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Nebraska
United Preas
Kearney
Neb
Union Pacific
Custer County
Suffering From the Cold Hits English Towns
London reports a severe cold wave with temperatures four degrees below freezing and widespread distress among the poor. In eighty London inquests death was blamed on cold related illnesses and many workers are idle as building trades suspend. Snow and storms hit Columbus Georgia Birmingham Alabama Savannah Atlanta New Orleans with heavy snowfalls and disrupted commerce.
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London
Lce
Thames
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Ghasgow
Trevellick Labor Leader Dies in Detroit
Richard P. Trevellick, famed labor organizer and president of multiple unions, died in Detroit at age 80 from paralysis. Born in England in 1800, he helped found the Eight Hour League in Auckland and joined the Melbourne labor movement before moving to the United States. He led the Ship Carpenters and Carpenters International Union, presided over the National Labor Union, and helped establish the Knights of Labor among his numerous roles.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Richard PF. Trevellick
Mr. Trevellick
England
Auckland
Melbourne
United States
Tsos
Ship Carpenters and Calkiers’ International Union
National Labor Union
Trevellick
Tle
Louisville
National Labor Union and Industrial Brotherhood
General Assemby
Knights of Labor
Harriet Eskins Dies at 111 in Lebanon Pa
Mrs Harriet A Eskins dies in Lebanon at 111 years old. She leaves two daughters Frances J Eakins of Williamsport and Mrs H A Baker of Lebanon plus forty four grandchildren thirty seven great grandchildren eighteen great great grandchildren and fourteen great great great grandchildren.
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Harriet A. Eskins
United Press
Lebanon
Harriet A. Eiskins
Guinea
Frances J. Eakins
Williamsport
H. A. Baker
Lebanon rope company manager arrested for bogus butter
James Cox, manager of the Lebanon Hutter company's rope, was arrested in Lebanon Pennsylvania on a charge of selling bogus butter. He claimed affiliation with McHugh Brown & Co of Pittsburgh and wired a dispatch informing them of the arrest.
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United Press
Lebanon
James Cox
Lebanon Hutter Company
McHugh, Brown & Co
Pittsburg
Local Notices and Rail News From Pennsylvania Counties
In Schuylkill county five Nauorienses were granted an increase of BS over last year. Williamsport shipped 1 percent last year. H feet of limber show a decrease of 78 100 010 from the previous year. Eugene K. Grimm of Franklin named alternate cadet to War Point Military Academy. Lycoming bar protests Arnold procedure pill in legislature. Trains on Wilmington and Northern railroad run today from Reading for the final l inc eines the banyard. A debt on the Grand Army of the Republic building at Wilkes-Barre will be paid by a Kirmens in progress. In a wreck on the Castle Shannon railroad Allegheny county twenty five freight cars and two locomotives were smashed.
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Schuylkill County
Williamsport
Eugene K. Grimm
Franklin
War Point Military Academy
Lycoming County
Bar Association
Wilmington
Reading
L Inc
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilkes-Barre
Kirmens
Castle Shannon
Allegheny County
Witness says Hayward seen with Miss Ging on murder night
Minneapolis Feb 15. Ging murder trial opens with M D Wilson a key witness for the defense career. Wilson testifies that he saw a car near the scene with a man he identifies as Hayward and Miss Ging, placing them together about 7 30 p m at the Trysting Place and Kenwood Boulevard. He also notes eleven minutes unaccounted for before the theater alibi.
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Hayward
Miss Ging
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
M. D. Wilson
Flixt
Kenwood Boulevard
Buxt
C. J. Bartleson
Blixt
Miss Bartleson
W. Hi. Hayward
Adry
Children Rescue Fire at West Chester Home
A fire destroyed the West Chester temporary home for indigent children on North Street. About 200 children aged 1 to 1 years were safely marched out by Miss McDonald and staff after a warning gong. No lives were lost or injuries reported due to drill and quick action.
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United Press
New York
West Chester
North Street
White Plians
Confessed the Crime in Boston December Murder Mystery
Walter A. Scott aged 19 of Weston has confessed to the Hack Bay December murder of James Slamin, a Scotch man. He was arrested after the shooting of John T. Lorden during an attempted arrest for robbery and implicates Frobert T. Wise of Charlestown, previously held on suspicion.
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Boston
United Press
Walter A. Scott
Weston
James Slamin
Hack Bay
Dee
Scott
Slamin
John T. Lorden
Frobert T. Wise
Charlestown
Boiler Explosion Kills Two at Towanda Saw Mill
A boiler blast at the Cobb saw mill near Towanda Pennsylvania early today killed firefighter Theodore Pencil and a teamster John Mack. Mill hand Frank Meyers was fatally injured as the blast nearly demolished the building and the shock was heard for miles.
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Towanda
United Press
Cobb Saw Mill
Theodore Pencil
John Mack
Frank Meyers
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Five Dwellings in Lewistown
A fire in Lewistown Pennsylvania at Valley street destroyed five houses owned by Alfred Kline N Frank and Mrs HK Shadle. The blaze occurred early this morning and contents were partially saved. Loss estimated at about $10000.
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United Press
Lewistown
Pire
Valley Street
Howe
Alfred Kline
N. Frank
Mre
HK. A. Shadle
Contenta
Atlanta Faces Heavy Snowstorm Evoking Northern Winter
Streets in Atlanta are blanketed with deep snow as a major storm hits the city. Roads accumulate ice and slush, with residents noting wheels and streets clogged for hours in chilly conditions.
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United Press
Atlanta
Rebellion at an End Washington Report Feb 14
The officer aboard the United States steam ship Atlanta reports to the Navy Department from Colon that the rebellion in Colombia has ended. The message is dated February 14 and confirms the suppression of the insurrection.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Atlanta
Navy Department
Colon
Colombia
Postal Bill Passed as Senate Keeps Mail Car Payments
The Senate completed action on the post office appropriation bill, rejecting a 10 percent cut proposed by Blackburn. Amendments on meat and cat inspection, irrigation, and exports were postponed. House sugar duties were sent favorably to the calendar, with further debates on reciprocity and wool duties. Naval expansion debated, and no extra congressional session planned. adjournment expected March 4.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Post Office
Committee On Appropriations
Blackburn
Kentucky
Springfield
Mass
Atlanta
New Orleans
Phitt
Connecticut
Germany
House
Niance Committee
Aldrich
Rheadre
McKinley
Committee On Rules
Congress
Court Refuses Injunction Over Income Tax Appeal
The district court of appeals declined to hear the appeal challenging a lower court decision. It refused to grant the injunction blocking income tax collection sought by John G. Moore who contended the tax was improper.
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John G. Moore
New York
Joseph S. Miller
Internal Revenue
Alvey
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United Press
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Siam and French Clash on Mekong Left Bank
Violent encounters erupt near Kammoun on the Mekong as Siamese clash with a French detachment. A French officer is severely wounded during the fighting.
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United Press
Bangkok
Siam
Mekong River
Kammoun
Gold Starts Hitherward as Dun & Co Sees Hopeful Outlook
K. G. Dun & Co reports in its weekly trade review that gold exports and treasury withdrawals slowed due to the gold purchases contract. Exchange rates were controlled and gold began moving east from Europe, with American securities purchases offsetting withdrawals by foreigners. Steel rail sales were 150,000 tons in January, with improving demand for iron products and wire. Obstacles remain cheap farm goods and limited industry. Money market shows strengthening and more commercial paper. Dowd transactions may lift markets. weekly failures totaled 270 in the U S and 60 in Canada, with lower liabilities than a year ago.
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United Press
New York
K. G. Dun & Co
Europe
Selee
Pgtron
United States
Canada
Ghastly War Trophies for the Sultan of Morocco
Two cartloads of human heads captured during a punitive expedition against Rahamna rebels are to be sent to the sultan of Morocco. The Moorish cavalry reached Casa Blanca en route to Mecca with the grisly trophies, halted to preserve them, and plan to display them on palace walls.
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Morocco
United Press
Tangier
Casa Blanca
Mex
Rahamna
Pex
Senator Ransom as Minister to Mexico Rumored
From Washington on February 1 it was rumored the president may appoint Senator Ransom as minister to Mexico to replace the late Mr Gray. Ransom’s term expires with this congress and the president would be glad to offer the position.
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Mr. Ransom
United Proan
Washington
Senator Ransom
Mexico
Gray
Ransom
Pope postpones receptions amid physical weakness
The pope’s frail condition forces postponement of planned receptions. German figures in Japan plan a banquet on Mia marck’s birthday and to present a valued piece of Japanese art. The Duke of Parma declines a duel with Comte de Barr, citing excess of frankness. Ex-Premier Glolitth is summoned from Berlin to face libel charges again.
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Japan
Miamarck
Duke of Parma
Comte de Barr
Glolitth
Berlin
Miners Debate Bribery Allegations and National Guard Ties
Columbus, Feb 16. The miners convention postponed officer elections while a committee report on bribery charges against John McBride was debated. The panel found insufficient evidence, drawing fire as not proven. The body also passed resolutions urging withdrawal from the National Guard and supporting eight hour work standards.
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United Preas
Columbus
Mark Wild
John McBride
T. L. Lewin
Ohio
National Guard
Congress
Coal Firms Order Full Time in Wyoming Valley
Wilkes Barre February 1 coal operators in the Wyoming Valley ordered all bituminous workers to full time from Monday until March 1. The move provides steady work for about 15 000 men and boys, signaling improved employment prospects for miners in the region.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Gilkeson Names Awl Deputy Commissioner in Harrisburg
Harrisburg report says Commissioner Gilkeson appointed Colonel KF A Awl of this city deputy commissioner and filed his bond. Awl will serve as deputy in the present role and be retained for a few months.
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Gilkeson
Awl
United Press
Harrisburg
Tunklog
KF. A. Awl
Ponts Defeats Roberts in Six-Round Colunbia Bout
Lancaster boxer Fred Ponts knocked out Tom Roberts of Columbia in six rounds in a morning glove contest at Columbia. The bout carried a $200 purse and drew a large sports crowd.
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United Press
Lancaster
Fred Ponts
Tom Roberts
Columbia
Thayer Chosen Commander of State Grand Army
Indictment for attempted murder of her family to claim insurance name Mary Cowan of Dixmont Maine. Horseman Charles F Abbott dies in Worcester after brief illness of pneumonia aged years. Frick resists three highwaymen in New Orleans hotel room shot. Harpool and Gregory of Fairfield die by their own hands. Buckeye works at Martin's Merry Co to be wrecked. President Seaman plans to abandon plant.
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Mary Cowan
Dixmont
Charles F Abbott
America
Worcester
Pheumonis
Christian Frick
Orlennes
Springfield
Ill
George Harpool
Casey Gregory
Fairfield
Buckeyering
Martin's Merry, Co
Seaman
Special Muslin Sale At Rock Bottom Prices
Our Special Muslin Sale continues all this week featuring muslins sheetings counterpanes at rock bottom prices with strong bargains for shoppers.
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