Am I to Replace Lil on the Hawaiian Throne Rumors Grow
Reports from Honolulu say Willis asked the provisional government to surrender authority, triggering a political uproar in Washington. Congress doubts the dispatch but fears changes could reshape policy and threaten the queen’s position. Correspondence with Willis reveals conflicting views on amnesty, recognition, and U S protection.
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Congress
Corwin
Honolulu
Willis
United States
Cleveland
Finister Willis
Gresham
Blount
San Francisto
Alameda
San Francisco
Extreme Ae
Rioters Shot Down in Marineo Amid Martial Law
In Marineo Sicily a large mob of about 9 000 men from the lower quarters attacked troops stationed there. Marines responded with volley fire after volleys as martial law failed to deter the disorder. The incident followed the broader deployment of troops in Sicily.
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Marineo
Italy
PaterMo
Sicily
Military crackdown ends in deadly riot in town parade
Troops dispersed a mob marching through the town with a strong force deployed. Rioters attacked the soldiers firing rifles and revolvers. A fierce gun battle followed with thirty rioters killed and about fifty wounded. Military law limits details of the incident.
Two Children Married Then Arrested Groom Wife In Custody
Fourteen year old Lillian Brown married a man fourteen years her senior after running away from home. Her father Joshua Brown reported the case to Police Chief Bugehaw. The couple wed in a barber shop just hours before the groom was shaved. They now languish in separate police cells awaiting action by authorities.
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Cuesten
Jan
Lillian Brown
Joshua Brown
Bugehaw
First Methodist Church
House Democrats Convene On Tariff Bill Debate
At Washington on January 5 the House Democratic caucus, with 147 members present, pledges unity to support the tariff reform measure. Speakers including Speaker Crisp press open debate, demand attendance, and urge rapid action to redeem 1892 Chicago platform pledges.
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Wasahixaros
Holman
Ganeua
Crisp
Committee of Ways and Ideas
Cleveland
Congress
Chicago
United
General Ickles
New York
Mr. Sperry
Connecticut
Bourke Crokran
Outhwaite
Ohio
Criep
Mr. Sibley
Pennsylvania
John D. Witt Warner
Dan
New Jersey
McAleer
House
Democratic Leader Urges Swift Action On Wilson Bill
In Washington the House failed to vote as a Republican minority blocked progress. With nearly forty or fifty Democrats absent, the roll call produced no quorum and the body adjourned. Mr Cochran of New York pressed for swift action rather than academic tariff writing. Republicans announced plans for set speeches but offered no firm program.
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New York
Washington
House of Representatives
Committee
Amin
House
Pendleton
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Burrows
Reed
Russel Sage
Pierce
Missouri Pacific
Jake Kilroy
Tuscumbia
Ala
Knights of Labor
Ciocknall
Wilson
Rankie
Germany's export trade rises aided by World's Fair showing
Berlin correspondent notes a slight uptick in Germany's export trade per the German chamber of commerce annual report. He argues the improvement is notable as England, Germany's chief rival, shows a small decrease, and credits the World’s Fair success in Chicago for boosting German trade.
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Lespos
Timea
Berlin
Germany
German Chamber of Commerce
England
Chicago
Arrival of Mr Hunter Sparks Private Talks with Chancellor
The Commons saw Mr Hunter arrive this afternoon and engage in a lengthy private discussion with the chancellor of the exchequer. After the talks the member for North Aberdeen departed the chamber without putting the key question.
Campaign in Herneva de Hernevade Lincolnshire Rallys
In Hernevade Lincolnshire the Conservative candidate Willoughby de Eresby visits over twenty meetings despite eight foot snow. Lord Willoughby de Braby is supported by his mother the Countess of Ancaster and by his sister who also speaks at gatherings.
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Hernevade
Lincolnshire
Willoughby de Eresby
Willoughby de Braby
Bia
Countess of
Ancaster
Bishop Spalding Questions Satolli Return News
Bishop Spalding of Peoria says in an interview that the pope did not discuss U S Catholic questions and that he has heard nothing in Rome or at the Vatican to confirm Satolli's return. He plans to return to Rome for several weeks.
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Spalding
Romere
Satolli
Rown
Peoria
United State
Mgr
Averius
Rome
Sensational Testimony Emerges in Cronin Murder Trial
In the Dan Coughlin case Judge Wing halted new witness Susie Horton as she was readied to testify. Frank Bardeau of Otsego then accused Coughlin of being among three men who rode to Edgewater in a carpenter’s wagon with a tool chest possibly concealing Cronin’s body. Court adjourned after Wing objected to Bardeen. Horton was postponed to Monday.
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Coughlin
Curiaco
Jan
Dan Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Susie Horton
Wing
Sugar Refinery Aims to Spur Purchases With Low Prices
President Have weyer of the American Sugar Refining company says the recent cent per pound drop in refined sugar will prompt buyers and prevent refinery stoppages. If further cuts are needed, the refineries will stay in operation to keep workers employed and may sell sugar below manufacturing cost.
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New York
Haveweyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Abbe Fricot Murdered in Laval Area Well
Abbe Fricot of Entrammoes near Laval in Mayenne was murdered. His body was found in a garden well by the vicar after a Tuesday struggle. investigators note a violent fight and blood on the well sides, suggesting a prop used to subdue him.
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Lospex
Abbe Fricot
Entrammoes
Laval
Department
Mayenne
Abbas Garden
Murderer Salvards denied pardon after pardon board ruling
Charles Salvards, murderer of Policeman Martin, had pardon refused by the board of pardons and was informed of the decision by the sheriff. He offered no comment and remained indifferent. More than 1,000 applications for purses to witness the January 4 execution have been received.
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Cannis.e
Charles Salvards
Martin
Arguo
Board of Pardons
Thievish Suitor Arrested for Robbing Ashbourne House
William Murphy, a well dressed young man from a good family, was arrested here last night on a charge of robbing the home of Mr Thompson, a wealthy Ashbourne resident. He had been visiting the daughter in defiance of her parents.
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William Murphy
Thompson
Ashbourne
Notable Figures Named Across Europe and America in Dawn Listings
The fragment lists figures including Mer Paiot bishop of Barges Inverary Castle Scotland Baron Karl Von Hasenauer aged 60 in Vienna Colonel James Vercoran lumberman in Mancey Pennsylvania Harry Kennedy songwriter ventriloquist aged 45 in London Baron Crewe at 51 and wealthy England insider who left the Unionist party John A Hudnut of Chester aged 7 and an originator of a California gold rush.
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Vienna
Karl von Hasenauer
James Vercoran
Mancey
Brooklyn
Harry Kennedy
London
Baron Crewe
England
Gladstone
John A. Hudnut
Chester
Calfornia
Enormous Bank Fraud Case In Rome Bank Leader Charged
Antonio Monzitla was arraigned at Bow Street Police Court in a case linked to the Banca Romana frauds. Prosecutors claim the bank crimes total about $12,000,000 and that Monzitla once served as the bank’s chief government director.
Washington News Breevities and Political Potpourri
Congressmen propose hiring novel militia loaned to states and a surprising public misapprehension about the agricultural experiment station. Thomas J. Lynch, Democrat, expected to win in his district. Blaine’s hometown city of Augusta, Maine, named postmaster as rain finally falls after 25 years.
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Cummings
Morton
Ublic I
Thomas J. Lynch
Blaine
Augusta
Wage cuts hit Pittsburg Glass and Steel plants
The Pittsburg Plate Glass company at Creighton resumes operations with wage reductions. Pittsburg Steel Casting plant again in operation employing workers. Reading Press club elects Lois G Early as president with annual banquet planned in January. Tragic deaths include William Hare after a freight train fall and Mrs T M Logan who died at a revival in Mapleton depot. Five Lehigh Valley freight crews suspended between Coxton and Packerton. No talks scheduled between coal operators and miners on regional water questions in Pittsburg. World’s Fair board executive Farquhar not seeking congress at large. Grinders at Beaver Falls plant protest wage cuts. Standard Plate Glass at Pittsburg starts several departments under wage reduction. Fourth Regiment National Guard winter drills in Pottsville area. Amandamos issues against National Trust Company United Pipelines for unlawful discrimination. Edison General Electric issues executions at Monongahela Electric Light and Power in Homestead.
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Neral
Jas
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Creighton
Pittsburg Steel Casting Company
Reading Press Club
Lois G
William Hare
Reading
T. M. Logan
Mapleton Depot
Lehigh Valley
Coxton
Packerton
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
M. Myers
Chicago
Farquhar
World's Fair Board
American Ax and Tool Company
Beaver Falls
Standard Plate Glass Company
Pitsburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Amandamos
Philadulphia
National Trust Company
United Pipelines Division
Edison General Electric Company
Monongahela
Delaware and Hudson Canal dividend rate set at seven percent
New York Jan 5 The Delaware and Hudson Canal company directors announce the annual dividend remains seven percent for the year. The meeting also considered issuing extra stock to absorb 4 600 000 bonds maturing October 1, 1901.
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New York
Delaware and Hudson Qanal Company
Bank of England Assets Under Scrutiny in Parliament
In Lexpos January 5 report William Hunter MP for North Aberdeen planned to question Chancellor Harcourt about Bank of England advances to Barings and to stock brokers and the general quality of the bank’s ninety assets. The inquiry was to be raised in the House of Commons.
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Lexpos
William Hunter
North Aberdeen
Willam Vernon Harcourt
Bank of England
Hunter
Grave Robbers Blast Family Vault in Monroe County
Robbers blew open the Stroudsburg cemetery vault of Colonel E. E. Norton with dynamite and crowbars seeking jewels beside his late wife Mrs Norton. No valuables found. exit left the casket broken. A professional-appearing dig leaving no clues. a reward offered for information leading to arrest.
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Colonel E. E. Norton
Mrs. Norton
Stroupsvune
Monroe County
Impsing
E. E Norton
Stroudsburg Burying Ground
Girl Fights Burglar and Helps Nab Thief
Fannie Sehneider aged 15 of 110 Roosevelt street confronted a burglar in her home after her parents left for an outing. She chased him downstairs, held him until help arrived, and Detective Webb from Oak Street station took the thief into custody.
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New York
Fannie Sehneider
Roosevelt Street
Panio
Ataira
Jacob Schniider
Fannie
Quay Consulie Visits Philadelphia for Aggressive Campaign
Senator Quay and his son Richard arrived in Philadelphia with most city Republicans. He is said to plan an aggressive campaign for congressman at large, arguing a large turnout would boost state and national politics.
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Senator Quay
Philadelphea
Richard
Corbett Questions Mitchell Over Florida Fight Claim
In Jacksonville on January 6 Jim Corbett dismissed Charlie Mitchells objections to Brady signing the agreement. Corbett said Mitchell only quibbles and would avoid fighting if a loophole exists. He asserted they can fight without breaking the law if he chooses to fight.
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JnAcksonville
Charlie Mitchell
Brady
Jim Corbett
Mitchell
Florido
Fight in Florida Sets Stakes for Northern Fans
The speaker asserts the bout will occur despite doubts over a venue and training. He vows to ensure the fight proceeds and offers $1,000 to secure the contestant’s safe arrival and readiness for the ring. Bowden confirms the contest and invites Northern supporters to Florida to witness it.
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Florida
Baron Von Dreiner Injured In Runaway At World Fair Display
Baron Von Dreiner in charge of Kropp's exhibition at the World's fair was seriously injured along with Lieutenant Jacques and Munkel White when a carriage ran away near a grade crossing of the Jerasy Central railroad. Baron Von Dreiner sustained cuts to the leg and arm, Lieut Jacques had facial cuts and bruises, and Mr White suffered severe scalp wounds after being dragged a distance. Medical care was provided by surgeons at the scene.
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Krupp
Hort
Berncenem
Baron von Dreiner
Kropp
Jacques
Bethlemen
Lieut Jacques
Mr. White
Pension Department Notifies Judge Long of Reduced Benefit
Commissioner Loehren informs Judge Charles D. Long that medical evidence shows less disability than claimed and his monthly pension will drop to 8.50 unless evidence is provided within thirty days proving ongoing need for regular personal aid. If evidence is unsatisfactory or not provided, the reduction proceeds.
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Wasixotos
Loehren
Pension Bureau
Charles D. Long
Michigan
Pool Planned by Trunk Line and Central Traffic Agencies
Presidents of railroads in the Trunk Line and Central Traffic associations met to adopt a pool agreement for dead freight livestock dressed beef and traffic east of Chicago. The move aims to challenge the interstate commerce law's constitutionality, potentially prompting court action when Erie receivers seek entry.
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New York
Chicago
Riot of headlines and crimes stagger New York era
Police relief funds scarce in New York amid sensational crime reports. Gunfight deaths, political clashes, thefts, bankruptcies, and a fatal caboose wreck populate a chaotic doodle of events including a Lee county gunfarmer, Chauncey Depen leadership, a New York hotel project, and multiple stabbings and ambushes.
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Police
New York
John P. Alferend
Lee County
Chauncey M. Depen
McKintey
Ohio Society
Ralph Wilcox
James Wilcox
Chicago
Killington
Narragansett Pier
Will Creck
Clslo
Shandon
Butler County
Saturday Forecast for Eastern Penneyleadnic Area
Forecast notes cloudy and partly Elondy conditions with cool temperatures. Expect northeast winds and unsettled weather for Saturday across the eastern Penneyleadnic region.
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Waashineton
Dan
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