President Dole Defies Willis Demands as Hawaiian Crisis Deepens
The dispatch details Minister Willis’s demand to reinstate Queen Lil and reestablish a monarchy, the Hawaiian troops under arms, and President Dole’s refusal. It reports Willis’s threat of force and the British Marines occupying Honolulu while the provisional government endures. The letter outlines President Cleveland’s view on the overthrow and the United States role.
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Queen Lil
Dole
Bown
Honolulu
Cattet Presa
Vicropts
B.C. Dan
Wirimoo
Tim
Tit Vouar
Lihivkatani
Havralian Islands
Sovermaniy
Will Pardecy
Epon
Biount
Actron
Eau Benborne Jolovcones
Refuuer
United States
Slowadadviend Anil
Wer
Leddicore
Hoetiluin
Slo
Anil Rupforte
Thi
Forcy
de Boeton
Senate
Provident Dole
Corwin
Arma
United Press Dispatch
Arawa
Provisional government clash over queen restoration ends with marines
The text describes a conflict between a provisional government and a queen seeking restoration. President demands actions against movement leaders, threats of force rise as a revenue cutter arrives. United Press dispatch signals tension easing with British minister consent to land marines for protection.
Fire Engulfs World’s Fair Manufactures Hall
Cure no Jan 8 Magle hall at the World’s fair grounds is on fire. By 11 p.m. one third of the roof of the manufactur ers’ building collapsed and firefighters say total destruction is near. About twenty thousand cases of exhibits are in the building. The Casino Music hall and Paris style have been destroyed. Nine or ten were injured and one is expected to die. Estimates place current loss at about a million and a half. The blaze’s cause is uncertain. some on the grounds blame sleeping traps in the casing.
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Music Hell
Peristyle
Tia
Tragedy in Carbon County Passes Frightful Scenery
In Carbon County Marco Consk head of Switchtinek railway faces scandal as Thomas a well known local man killed his young son in a fit of insanity then himself. The bodies were found by his wife with a razor near the father. The victim was about 40 years old and had a solid reputation.
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Marco Consk
Botn FF
Thomas
Thomann
Paufferer
Thorag
Statewide events mix with crime and protests in chaotic report
The article chronicles a string of incidents across various towns including Murphy in Williamsport, a Jackson day harquet at Park hotel, a funeral-like note on Benjamin Tinkistoraw, and a sheriff's action over large judgments. It mentions John Dolan's death prior to surgery, a protest against Sumatra tobacco duties, a Mrs Morris case for 20000 damages, and multiple trials and riots affecting companies like Gilbertoun Traction and Pittarg.
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Murphy
Kirickeo
Parallely
Hotwin Wironisco
Sataridey
Ite
Washington
Sumatra
Cass
Mra
Fred Morris
Parente
Lu Brettod
Pittabung
Jackson
Johnstown
New Orleans
Wilson
Gilbertoun Traction Company
William I Marrity
Philadelphia
Pottaville
Strcky
Luwisburg
Ecotorion
Gripmen
Pitintarg ‘Triedlat Company
Wotormen
Dugmese Tractiona Fy Wrath Ieee Tee
McKinley Inaugurated Governor in Ohio Address
William McKinley began a second term as governor of Ohio with a largely nonpartisan ceremony. About 5,000 in procession and a senate chamber reception followed his oath, as he urged charity toward the afflicted and warned against overreaching federal power while stressing adherence to the constitution.
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M'Kinley
Olibe
Masrahale
Brand Street
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Tis
Arion, Liederkrans
Maennerchor
Neddertayer
Forged Draft Scam Tied to Bank Teller
A startling forgery at First National Bank involved a forged Philadelphia draft for 226 to Harry T. Donaldson, later altered to add a hundred, with Henry Donaldson’s indorsement. The rogue used a facsimile of the original draft and Stolt signature to obtain a 2,000 payment, then passed a separate $25 good check.
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Serantan Triana
CaAmoxpane
Padan
First National Bank
Philadelphia
Harry T. Donaldson
Dan
Carbondale
Thay Hind Pati
Henry Donaldson
Afr. Stolt
Henry T. Donaldson
Hat Manufacturer Beckerle Company Leaves Danbury for Newark
Danbury loses Beckerle & Co the largest hat factory in Connecticut with 500 workers and a large stock firm, as the firm moves machinery to Newark to operate independently of unions. The removal ends decades of local payroll and threatens 4 000 union workers and twenty closed factories. Other manufacturers plan similar moves amid inducements from across the country.
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Daxsung
Conn
Jan
Danbury
Beckerla & Co
Connecticut
Newark
N.J
William Beckerle
Beckerle
Ses
Democrats on Jackson Day Banquet in Chester and Montgomery
A large gathering of leading Democrats from Chester and Montgomery counties met in VanLey Ford on Jackson Day. The banquet was held under the Chester County W. C. Hensel Democratic association with speakers including Thomas W. Pierse H. B. Schofield W. John Campbell and J. I. Forreat.
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Chester
Montgomery Counties
W. C. Hensel
Democratic Association
Chester County
Thomas W. Pierse
West Chester
H. B. Schofield
Paoli
W. John Campbell
Berwyn
J. I. Forreat
Willistown
Engineer at Potts' Colliery Dies at 55
Edward Morrissey, an engineer at Potts' Colliery near Ashland, collapsed and died at his engine at 1 p.m. this morning. He was 55. He leaves a widow and nine children.
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Potts
Lanaveo
Asmash
Edward Morriesey
Ashland
Corbett MitchelI Fight Offer and Other Era News
Norton Kansas club wired 40 000 for the Corbett Mitchell fight. A New York syndicate bought the Victor mine at Cripple Creek for 10 million dollars. George J. Gould gave his Fifth Avenue residence to his wife. A Chicago billiard tournament saw Schaefer defeat a Chicago thrower 100 to 94. Jose De Mello pleaded guilty to manslaughter at Fall River.
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Norton
Kan
Evangelist Ham Small
Enid
C. T
Chicago
Frank Mattison
Bennington
American Federation of Labor
Misa Alice Greens
Hempstead
L. L
McDonald
Hamlet
N.C
George J. Gould
Fifth Avenue
New York
Cripple Creek
Gol
Harlan Richards
Centrevilly
Iowa
Schaefer
Maiohutton Brewing Company
Sheelah
Albany
Clinton Cavendish
San Antonio
Tex
Jose Correo de Mello
Bertha Manchester
Fall River
Aend
Hawaii Tariff Debate Sways Senate and House Amid Hawaii Focus
Senate committees spent two hours debating a resolution on payments to Mr. Blount as Hawaiian Islands commissioner and the authority behind them. Several Hawaii related measures were laid over or tabled. In the House, passage of the tariff bill moved forward with a 149 to 0 party line trend, as Wilson spoke on Ways and Means.
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House
Wassixoros
SAR
Senate
Hoar
Treasury Department
Blount
Hawaiian Islands
Committee On Foreign Relations
Joar
Frye
Davis
Minn
Chandler
N. H
Ite
Hawaii
Analassa
Torpie
Bontella
Committee On Rules
Wilson
West Virginia
Lane
Illinois
Farmer Institute To Meet At Tompkinaville This Friday
A Farmers Institute gathering is set for Friday and Saturday January 26 and 27 in Tompkinaville Pa. Topics include Fruit Culture Potato Fertilizers Poultry Egg Production Carp Bee Culture Onion and Cabbage Culture. Friday sessions feature Professor J C Taylor on farmer education and Professor Graves on moral education. Clark Sisson discusses The State of Washington and Z Torse speaks on The World's Fair. All are invited.
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Fension
Tompkinaville
Sevanton Tribune
Jenmysx
A_ Farmer's Institute
Tompkiaville
J.C. Taylor
Farmera
Graves
Clark Sisson
State of Washington
Jore
Hungarian Christmas Tragedy Endangers Boy
A Hungarian celebration at Pater Pis lopsky's home near the Delaware and Hudson breaker ended when a revolver discharged, striking his 10 year old son above the heart. The child was rushed to Emergency Hospital in Carbondale and remains alive.
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Scranton Tribune
Jenmys
Pater Pislopsky
Delaware and Hudson
Hoa
Carbondale
St Mary's Church Robbed of Poor Boxes by Thieves
Special to the Seranium Trifmfe reports thieves gained entry to St Marys Catholic Church and stole from the poor boxes. The crime labeled the meanest of the season occurred in Avos in January, with Conadencalens implicated.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Conadencalens
Avoos
Jan
St. Mary's Church
Sicilian Anarchists Arrested in Siege Island Orders
Rome reports Sicily remains quiet as General Moria Di Livrlano, military commander, issues an order under the siege to prosecute associates of a Neapolitan society and related malefactors.
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Rome
Sicily
Moria di Livrlano
Anarchist Arrests Linked to May Day Rioters
Disturbances yesterday led to several arrests of archists. Among the prisoners are men who led May Day rioters in 1891. The judiciary plans to prosecute as associate male factor with the Fasci Dei Lavoratori of Sicily and the Muncio society of Naplea, whose members are largely anarchists.
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Maimland
Fasci Dei Lavoratori
Sicily
Muncio Society
Naplea
Exiled Dahomey King Behanzin Reported Hiding in Forest
A diplomatic dispatch claims ex king Behanzin, deposed by the French, is pursued by French forces and forced to flee through forest cover, changing camps nightly. It notes a minister loyal to the king and a native chief allied to Fetish ceremonies.
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Pats
Dodds
Behanzin
Dahomey
Ministry of Marines
Beliansin
Keystone Democracy Inert At Prohibition Convention
Harusneng Pa January. The prohibition convention is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the opera house but attendees doubt it will nominate any officials as chairman Patton’s broad call draws critics. Agile Ricketts of Wilkes-Barre arrives as talk of the Democratic state convention grows with no clear HQ plans.
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Harusneng
Opera House
Patton
Agile Ricketts
Wilkes-Barre
Wright
The
Commonwealth
Bourbons Honor Jackson at Young Democrats Dinner
The fourteenth annual dinner of the Young Men’s Democratic Association honoring Jackson’s Day was held at St George’s hall in Philadelphia with about 250 attendees. Gov Patterson Pattison and Delaware Gov Reynolda joined William F Harrity as host, with D N Morgan and Charles S Hanlin among the distinguished guests.
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Philadelphia
Young Men's Democratic Association
St. George's Hall
William F. Harrity
Harrity
Pattison
Reynolda
Delaware
United States
D. N. Morgan
the Treasury
Charles S. Hanlin
Navy
William Mc.Adoo
Duval Athletic Club Challenges Governor Over Prize Fight
The Duval Athletic Club announced plans to stage the Corbett Mitchell prize fight despite Governor Mitchell and Attorney General Lamar deeming it illegal. Club leaders say they will pursue the fight arguing they have legal grounds and oppose what they call tyrannical and extra judicial action.
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Tim
Jacksonville
Pla Dan
Duval Athletic Club
Mitchell
Corbett
Lamar
Florida
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Race-Track Laws Unconstitutional
The New Jersey Supreme Court declares last winter’s race track laws unconstitutional and void. Justices Deane and Abbott join Justice Lippincote in holding the statutes special laws that regulate towns and counties and grant exclusive privileges to corporations or individuals, violating constitutional limits.
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Treston
Ian
Elizabeth
New Jersey Jockey Club
New Jersey
Supreme Court of
Deane
Abbott
Justice Lippincote
County Board Posts $1000 Reward For Two Murders
The new board of county commissioners offers $500 for the apprehension and conviction of the murderer of Contractor Johnson who was stabbed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad at Hanover on October 25. They also offer $500 for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Barney Kirk a merchant who was killed by a sandbag attack on the evening of November 17.
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Witteslarke
Jan
Board of County Commissioners
Johnson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hanover
Barney Kirk
Diphtheria Strikes Water Gap Family in Tragic Toll
Special to the Feranton Tribune reports diphtheria entering the home of Andrew Albert in Water Gap. Three of his relatives have died within a week and two others remain ill. A young wife, recently married to Theodore Ruth of the area, is among the deceased. The illness spreads within the household as authorities monitor the outbreak.
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Feranton Tribune
Andrew Albert
Water Gap
Theodore Ruth
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania Tuesday
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a fall in temperature across eastern Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Expected variable winds and possible drizzle later in the day.
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Waankeros
Pennsylvania
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