Ex Queen Treason Trial Tops Hawaii News Headlines
Victoria B C February reports a military court convened on treason charges against the ex queen and other rebels. Sentences ranged from death to five years with fines. six leaders, including Gulick and Seward, were sentenced to be hanged. Muslim port, arrest, exile orders, and U S and British reactions shaped the ongoing proceedings.
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Victoria
Warimoo
Australia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Repubblic of
Hawaian
Sadings
Dole
Charles T. Galick
William H. Rickard
William T. Seward
Robert T. W Leox
Sam Nowilen
Henry Bertelman
Gulick
Richard
Whicox
United States
Y. V. Ashford
Willis
Louis Marshall
Thomas Walker
J. E Cranston
A. Muller
J. B. Johnstone
Waiimoa
Cranston
Muller
Central Union Charcl
Johnstone
Vancouver
Major Ottawa Fire Destroys Six Stores and Offices
A Saturday night blaze in Ottawa Kansas left six stores four offices and a hotel in ashes. Originating in Clark Bros bookstore about 10 30 pm the flames consumed six buildings on Main Street including Clark Bros E P Stewarts Morrison's drug store Bo Jones boot shop J Armstrong jewelry and two professional offices. Firefighters gained control by 6 am. Estimated property loss was 40 000 with about 50 000 coverage on insured buildings.
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Bix
Ottawa
Kan
Clark Bros
Main
E P. Stewart's Men's
Bo Jones
Morrison's Drug Store
J. Armstrong's
Hamblin
George Steinbaugh
Parkinson's Land Office
Davis and Gilley
Physicians
Five Murdered Family Burned In Isolated County Area
In rural Allegheny, M. M. Tucker, his wife, and three children aged 6 12 were killed Wednesday night and the home burned to ashes. Five bodies were found charred. Suspicion falls on Pred Wilson, Tucker’s son in law. Police consider robbery and murder with arson as likely motives.
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M. M. Tucker
Agpwors
M. M.tucker
Pred Wilson
Tuckr
ST Joes Depot Burned and City Fire Losses Reported
The Union depot at St Joseph Missouri was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The hotel of about 200 rooms, passenger waiting rooms, ticket offices and express company offices were all lost. The depot, built in 1382, cost 250000 with losses totaling 700000 and insurance of 40000. Several other incidents are noted including Chinese fort demolitions at Wei Hai Wei and a Princeton boarding house embezzlement.
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St. Joneex
United States and
Pacific Express
Pierspune
Clarence M. Bush
Herr Street
Anxious Wait Over La Gascogne Fronts Atlantic Storms
New York reports the French steamer La Gascogne missing harbor arrival by eight days amid recent gale activity. Past voyages show she endured brutal storms with crews and passengers surviving severe conditions, fueling cautious optimism among agents awaiting her safe port.
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New York
la Gascogne
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Two Die, Two Rescued After Vessel Sinks Off Vire Island
Terrible suffering on the Louis V Place when a gale capsized the coal laden Baltimore to New York ship off Vire Island. Nine men clung to the rigging for forty hours. seven died, two survived. Nelson of Providence Rhode Island and William Stevens of Rockland Maine were rescued by Lone Mill life saving crew at midnight. Frostbite fears include possible loss of Nelsons feet.
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Lound
Bruce
Vire Island
Louis V. Place
Squires
Baltimore
New York
St. Nelson
Providence
R. 1
William Stevens
Germen
Rockland
Nelson
Ice Encrusted Sea Rescue Sheds Light on Upsetting Voyage
The Cunarder Umbria rescued fourteen crew from the icebound French bark Jean Baptiste after leaving Liverpool February 2. Ice coated the Rhineland and the Jean Baptiste, while the Thames and other English rivers remained frozen amid continuing cold. Fifteen men died when the Gloucester schooner Clara F. Friend wrecked off Nova Scotia. Kansas flax tow industry expands with new factory and potential further plants. A memorial concert for P. S. Wilmore is planned at Madison Square Garden with Marine Band support. Lord Churchill’s successor elected in South Paddington as Conservative Fardel returns unopposed.
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New Youk
Dutton
Liverpool
Jean Baptiste
Halifax
N. S
Clara F. Friend
Eastern Head
Nova Scotia
Texas Fever Line Extended West to Pacific Coast
The Bureau of Animal Industry issues regulations for cattle transport under May 29 1904 act. A map for 1895 defines the Texas fever line extended west to the Pacific coast, altering Oklahoma territory and minor changes in Missouri Tennessee and Virginia. Regulations for removal of cattle south of the line remain as last year.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Wasumetos
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennesssee
Virginia
Topeka Trades Assembly Passes Resolutions on Klan and Printer Fees
The Topeka Trades and Labor assembly met Friday night and approved protests against the Klan abolishing the labor commissioner office and against introducing state printer fees. They also backed the garnishment law exempting salaries under 100 dollars monthly. A Southern Methodist editor, Rev. Dr. W. D. Harrison, died in Columbus, Georgia, at about 70.
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Topeka Trades and Labor Assembly
Nastivince
Tenn
W. D. Harrison
Columbus
Quarterly Review of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Opponents rally against Teller Indian bill in Congress
Briefs report a mix of crimes and events. noting opponents work to defeat the Teller Indian bill, alongside shootings, fires, deaths, legal actions, accidents, and political chatter across multiple states and months. Names include Dunbar, Hinton, Wade, and McKinley gossip. incidents touch Oklahoma, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois.
True to a Trust Mine 9 railway family
A railroad gang faces a fatal night run when a connecting rod on the right side breaks and Jack, badly burned and missing, crawls through steam to shut the brakes. Both brothers survive after weeks of illness, receive honors, and a townwide celebration follows their narrow escape and brave acts.
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Railway Family
Jim
Jack
Express
Rosd
Bo Offioe
Westinghouse
Seatown
Aquarium
Peter Gerard and the Hospital of St John in Jerusalem
A fragmentary historical note recounts the capture of Jerusalem on July 15, 1009 by Godfrey de Bouillon and crusaders, detailing Peter Gerard of Martigues as hospital administrator, the confirmation of the Hospital of Jerusalem by Pope Pascal II in 1113, and its later expansion. It also touches on early Detroit Masonry, Zion Lodge dating to 1784, and recent Masonic charity activity including contributions to the Pennsylvania Masonic Home, Ohio lodges, and Wisconsin forest-fire relief.
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Peter Gerard
Papa Pascal Fi
St John
Gerard
St. John
Raymond du Puy
Detroit
Wilderness
Zion Lodge
Pennsylvania
Abbie Queen
Ohio
Scottish Rite of England
Masons of
Cubs
Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin
Laws For Degree of Pocahontas Adopted By Great Council
A preat council adopted a code of laws governing Pocahontas degree councils but did not repeal existing statutes. The article notes only one authorized diploma issued by the United States great council and outlines payment methods and reporting deadlines. It cites a historical ruling denying representation when a state council’s report and tax arrived late during a council fire.
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Preat Councils
Preat
Great Councils
Degree of Pocahantas
Great Council
United States
Recorie
Contel
Great Sun Council
Anid
Knights of Malta and Foresters Active Across States
A historical notice reports new commanderies of Knights of Malta forming in Brooklyn Minnesota and Wisconsin under supreme authority with 150 commanderies in 19 states and Canada. It lists appointments for deputy commanders in Wisconsin and Minnesota, a Brooklyn commandery leader, and Illinois High Court officers noting membership doubling since September.
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A. and & C
Knights of Mints
Palestine
Brooklyn
Trier
Knights of
Matta
Supreme Grand Commandery
Continent of
America
Philadelphia
Grand Black
Scotland
Rugh
Wisconsin
A Chamberlain
Minnesota
Melvin A. Wolcott
William J. Daf
New York
United Order of Foresters
High Court of Illinois
Chicago
ZL. Barthart
High View
A. W. Putnam
Theodore Worland
T. H. Waites
James Darkhouse
Eli Whitney
H. M. Cowan
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ST. Joe's Depot
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West Shore
Wei- Hai-Wei
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Mary Zelusink
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Sr. Laws
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Marine Band of Washington
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P. S Wilmore
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Loxpox
Mr. Fardel
South Paddington
Lord Adolph Churchill
Wess Ltd
Texas Fever
Trades Assembly Acts
John Dunbar
Newkirk
Aurora
Belleville
Annie Kahn
Richburg
Henry Denson
Jean Burke
St. Louis
Senate
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Henry T. Hinton
W. H. Houghton
Benton City
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Rose Brown
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Tucker
Ardmore
Wade
O. M. Spencer
St Joseph
Katherine Turner
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Manchuria
Jennie Hughes
Sedalia
Peffer
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Fla
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Heely and
Moran
Kansas Supreme Court
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Crescent Tobacco
Meyer, Bridge & Co
Peerless Steam
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