Queen Liliuokalani’s Washington appeal for lands and restitution
Liliuokalani recounts her life from Hawaiian queen to exile, detailing the overthrow aided by U.S. influence, loss of crown lands valued at about 12 million dollars, and a plea to Congress for compensation. She recalls her early education, the bayonet constitution, and the personal costs of political change, including her capture and imprisonment.
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T Washington
Liliuokalani
Huawaiian Islands
Congress
Ife
Pacific
United States
Boston
Honolulu
Kamehameha
Kapiolani
Hawaii
Paki
Bernice
Charles R. Bishop
Cooke
America
Pacific Islands
Europe
Far East
Royal School
John O.dominis
Naval Station
Camp Shafter
Oahu
United States of America
Hawaiian Islands
Tam
Hawai
Attack Threat Looms at St Ambrose as Congregation Foils Stranger
A stranger at St Ambrose church during Lenten services appeared to plan an attack on Monsignieur M Flavin and two St Louis Redemptorist fathers. He reached for a pistol pocket but was restrained by Monsignor Halloran and A Churchman. Police searched for the unnamed man as the congregation remained unsettled and the service continued.
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Des Moines
M. Flavin
St. Louis
St. Ambrose Church
Mavin
M. T. Halloran
A. Churchman
Mr. Halloran
Mr. Churchman
Father Flavin
Joseph Distler
Devine
Indian Students to Give Opera at Carlisle Commencement
Carlisle Indian School held its commencement with baccalaureate services in the school auditorium. A dress rehearsal of the opera performed entirely by Indian students was conducted.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Indian School
Murder in McDonald Home Ends in Double Tragedy
Denver report says John Collins father of Mrs. Jose McDonald fatally shot Miss Sarah Nichols at the McDonald residence 1151 LoFan Avenue before killing himself. Motive not known. Nichols was a maternal relative of Mrs. McDonald and Collins had recently come east to Denver.
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Kamenameha Iiv
Mr. Neilson
Dominis
Kamehameha VI
Denver
John Collins
Jose McDonald
McDonald
Sarah Nichols
Lofan Avenue
Collins
Miss Nichols
Taft's Son Heads Yale City Government Club
Robert Alphonso Taft, son of President Taft, was elected president at Yale New Haven annual meeting of the City Government club. The group aims to study and promote reforms in municipal government during the coming year.
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Taft
Yale Club
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Robert Alphonso Taft
Bank car blast in Shamokin kills rail worker
Salvatore Belfore, a Philadelphia and Reading railway section hand, was killed in his sleep when dynamite placed beneath his bunk exploded in a bank car near Trevorton, Shamokin. Authorities suspect Black Hand involvement.
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Black Hand
Shamokin
Trevorton
Salvatore Belfore
Philadelphia and Reading
Washington governor Cosgrove dies suddenly in Paso Robles
Samuel G. Cosgrove, the governor of Washington, died here Sunday from Brights disease. The notice states his sudden passing during a visit to Paso Robles, California.
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Cles. Paso
Roosevelt Lands In Azores On Hamburg Stop
Theodore Roosevelt and his party briefly stopped in Horta Fayal Azores aboard the Hamburg to pick up mails. Governor A De Freitas greeted the visitors and had them driven through the town with no official reception.
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Roosevelt
Azores
Horta
Fayal
Hamburg
Theodore Roosevelt
A. de Freitas
Mr. Roosevelt
Doctor Charged With Mine Fraud In Quincy Ill
Dr Albert H Schmidt a member of a wealthy family was arrested on warrants charging embezzlement and issuing false gold mining stock certificates. His hearing was continued ten days due to heart failure. Schmidt formerly led the Silver Crescent Mining Company whose mines lie in Emeraldda county Nevada.
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Quincy, Ill
Albert H. Schmidt
Schmidt
Silver Crescent F Mining Company
Eemeralda County
Nevada
Arrest Of Rich Chinaman In Conspiracy Case
Chicago based Chinaman Ti-Chin Yen Qual arrested in El Paso accused of involvement in smuggling Chinamen into the United States. Yen arraigned before United States Commissioner Toote and released on $1,000 bail as investigators tie his case to earlier detentions of R. W. Stevenson and Rob Leyte Mexicans amid the riot at El Paso.
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Chicago
Chin Yen
Qual
Ei Paso
Chin
United States
Toote
Hall
W. Stevenson
Rob Leyte
Pago
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Musicas
Washington
Kamehameha III
Missionary Party
Talgalonary ‘Party
Stephens
Unit
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Queen Lilivobalani
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Hawaiii House
OP Representatives
Rich Chinaman
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