Revolutions in Honolulu Amid Royalist Uprising
News from Honolulu reports a royalist revolt led by Robert Wilcox with Charles L Carter killed and many wounded. Government forces, aided by volunteers, retook positions at Diamond Head and Sans Souci as martial law was declared, arms ordered in and a large arrest surge followed.
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Charles L. Carter
Robert Wilcox
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Parker
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Alfred Carter
J. %. Castle
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Sans-Souel
Coyne
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Sam Nowlin
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Buoches
Lire
M Marshal
Front
Carter
Train robbers in jail cap ture Ottumwa heist
Margury Missouri January reports ex Wabash employee Prank Bateman arrested as one of six raiders who held up a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train six miles from Ottumwa last Saturday night securing about 30000 dollars. Another Wabash worker M S Elie is also said connected in the robbery.
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Row in the House Sparks Personal Clash Over Lost Cause
In Wasutvoron on January 19, a late night House session devolved into a near personal confrontation over pension bills for widows of General Abner Doubleday and a rebel nurse. Kansas’s Simpson and Virginia’s Jones clashed, with Talbert defending the lost cause as the enduring liberty. The debate adjourned at 10:30 p.m. amid high emotion.
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Abner Doubleday
Jones
Virginia
Simpson
Kansas
Cox
Tennessee
Moses
Mr. Jones
Mr. Cooper
Senate Advances Schofield to Lieutenant General Rank
In Wasumetos, January 19, the Senate passed the army appropriation bill of 23 million dollars and approved a measure elevating General Schofield to lieutenant general, a rank previously held by Sherman and Sheridan. Debate over the Nicaragua canal dominated other business as discussions continued with no swift vote.
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Caffery
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Waiting for Improvement in Business Conditions
J G Don Co Weekly Review of Trade reports mixed signs with general business hesitant for months. Gold exports this week total $5 560 000 and monthly revenue deficit already exceeds 2 500 000, while hope remains for sooner positive improvement. Lucullus jokes aside, Isis feasts would be finer with Dr Price’s Baking Powder.
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J. G. Don & Co
Lucullus
Isis
Dr. Price
Dempsey Not In It as Ryan Edges Dempsey in Three
Tommy Ryan defeated Jack Dempsey in three rounds last night. Dempsey avoided a knockout. the referee stopped the fight with Dempsey unable to continue as Ryan toyed with him. The bout took place amid boxing chatter and marked by Ryan’s control.
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BREAKING UP A RAILROAD IN FORECLOSURE FIASCO
Senator elect Thurston and Union Pacific attorneys proceed to St Louis to defend foreclosure actions. Courts have torn down the system from Omaha to Ogden and Kansas City to Denver, leaving only core lines. Foreclosure would wipe out the receiver's claim on the first mortgage bonds. lawmakers may push measures to restructure and refinance the debt.
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BRIEFS BY WIRE FROM AROUND THE NATION AND WORLD
A compilation of short items reports varied events including political shifts, crimes, business upswings, labor disputes, fires, and notable deaths. Highlights mention a Dalton, Georgia murder with strychnine, Honolulu’s wealthy merchant Joe T. Waterhouse’s death, Idaho senatorial results, a New York bankers’ loss, and plans for major sugar refinery and mine activity.
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