Secretary Foster on Hawaii Revolution and U S Reaction
Secretary Foster’s reply to Minister Stevens discusses the Hawaiian revolution and provisional government. It advises recognition under conditions, continuity with naval protection, and communication with the U S naval commander in Honolulu. The dispatch records U S stance on foreign troop landing and the rapid monarchy overthrow.
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Wasarsotos
D.C
Foster
Revolu Mon
Hawaii
Wasarverox
John L. Stevens
Aonolulu
Mare Island Navy Fard
San Francisci
Cali
Sanisco
Ilso
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Naval Force
Honolulu
Joun W. Posten
Dia
Stownas
United States Legation
San Francisco
John. W. Foster
Westington
Assogleife
Dudeua
Mawnline Commissioners Meet Secretary Foster In Hawaii Talks
The Hawaiian island commissioners and Secretary Foster held two brief interviews at the State Department. They discussed the islands’ events and annexation talks, with a planned third meeting next morning. No reception arrangements were made for the commissioners by President Harrison. The Star notes a major development in set negotiations.
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Suave
Wasiasatos
Foster
Hawaiiao Island
State Department
Solicitor Parrides
Abe United States
Messrs
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P Wilder
Castile, Mareden and
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Kineney
Salt Lake City
Mott Suuth
Thursiwa
Dole
Phster
United State
Tiehotel
Europe
Thorn
Fystir
Government officials clarify Hawaii provisional governance
Government officials including the Secretary of State Poster and Secretary Tracy state that the fish government has not withheld any part of the new government in Hawaii. This marks a shift from previous beliefs about the provisional regime awaiting recognition.
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Great Britain
Fish
Fay Oe Pert
Haweii
Poster
Tracy
Wilson in New York with President-elect Cleveland
Congressman William L. Wilson of West Virginia traveled to New York at Mr. Cleveland's invitation to discuss issues for Congress and cabinet prospects. Reports say rumors of a cabinet post are unlikely. Wilson and Cleveland also reviewed tariff reform and the silver question ahead of the coming session.
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Warriseton
D.C
William L. Wilson
New York
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Wome
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Inclina Voor
West
Wilsom
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Lanewood
N. J
Coneresman Wilson
Wees Virginia
Lakewond
Mr. Cleveland
Philadelphia
Anti-Option Bill May Clear House, If Signatures Hold
Washington DC February 4 There is a probability the Anti-Option bill will pass the House. Mr Hatch aims to report it Monday and seek suspension of the rules. Opponents claim to have 100 members ready to vote no with 48 oppose or lukewarm. With 255 House members, a two thirds majority would be required for passage.
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Sunday Register
Waemserox
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Hated
Mos
Hatch
Senate At Work Shows It Can Act On A Notion To Work
The Senate in Wasuiseros Illinois on February 4 convened to debate and pass measures. Two hours were set for the consideration of the House bill on Cherokee cession and related appropriations, with a substitute debated but not adopted. A quarantine bill faced time limits, and a move to take it up Monday was signaled. Senator Morgan introduced a regulation to present the draft treaty involving negotiations with Hawaii, and memorials for late Representatives Gambie Ford and Stackhaus were observed before adjournment.
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Harris
Tennessee
Bayler
South Carolina
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Hill
Nathon
Morgan
Kingdom of Hawaii
Moreau Stesed
Gambie
South Dakota
Ford
Michigan
Stackhausa
House of Representatives
The Hathadin Leancied Launch at Tate Maine
The twin ship launched this afternoon before about 6,000 spectators as clear skies and an ice-free river welcomed the event. The christening by Meo Soley, daughter of Navy Secretary James G. Soley, drew Maine lawmakers but few others from Washington attended.
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Temarmabie
iMeo Soley
Apristagt
James 8
Soley
Maine
Washington
United Glass Company Plans Big Indiana Plant Move
President Catlin announced a major shift for United Glass Company involving a new tank house furnace at Alexandria Indiana with a fall 1893 start and a spring 1894 build. Several factories in Bowling Green Zanesville Wellsboro Blossburg Durhamville Danbarton Barnhart’s Bay Sod Cipole N Y will be abandoned to centralize labor at Alexandria which now hosts over 4000 residents.
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Its
Catlin
United Glass Company
Uiat Company
Alexandria
Indiana
United Gass Company
Bowling Green
Zanesville
Wellsboro
Blossburg
Durhamville
Danbarton
Barnhart's Bay
Cleveland Excludes Gray for Secretary of State Post
The Herald reports Senator George Gray Delaware declined the Secretary of State position offered by President-elect Cleveland. Gray, who would leave the Senate, said no. Don Dickinson and others note several others also declined.
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DiMeulty
Floding
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Nder
Washington
Herald
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Delaware
Cleveland
Don M. Dickinson
Gray
Senate
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Grayon
Judge Gresham
Dickinson
James ©. Carter
Frederick J. Coudert
Manhattan Club
Carter
New York
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Bering Sea
Fairchild
Cal
Joseph Keller
Pepper
Brown
Rwae
James Keefe
Grace
Donald Ottenderfor
Fatrohild
Col. Das Lamont
Senator McClellar
Smong
Lakewood
President Proclamation Heat on Canadian Railways
In Ottawa on February 4 President Harrison urged Congress to cancel bonding privileges for Canadian railways, a move that sparked mixed reactions. Senator Score doubted action, fearing East and West interests will resist sacrificing the Canadian route for American roads, while Sir Richard Cartwright said he regrets the situation and will wait for developments before commenting further.
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Harrison
Congress
Score
Richard Cartwright
Copper Country freight traffic disrupted by blinding snow
Terrible weather halts trains as Rlovertos reports fog and wind hamper 4 passenger and freight service. Two elite locomotives handle sunnies while ore shipments face delays and operational disruption across the copper region.
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Mrrw
Sleek Swindle Nets New York Plumbers Scam Across Cities
A Chicago evening paper recounts a sharp New York trio swindling banks of amounts between five and six thousand, posing as Eastern control promoters. They targeted F H Holton of Holton & Co and other plumbing suppliers in Boston Philadelphia and New York, moving on to Chicago with notes totaling over 200000 and discounting more than 70000 before banks acted.
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Chicaco
Chicago
Mr. Scott
Illinois Bath Tub Company
F. H. Holton
Holton & Co
Boston
Holton
Manhattan
York
Milla
Pennsylvania Company Clamps Freight Lines in War Tone
Pennsylvania rail agents announce a halt on all freight to points served by states, sparking business shock and fears of a strike as World’s Fair preparations loom. Other items note Whisky Trust probes, Major Veazey testimony, and a Peoria based rebate system aiding distributors. A bishop’s Charleston reception, a self harm incident in Elk City, a London-suspect jewel theft, and a boxing bout end in the fourth round.
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James M. Veazey
Hamilton County
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Peterkin
Curntesros
W. Va
Geo. W. Petarkin
Trev
BR. D. Roller
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charleston
Indian Murderers Saga Divides Indictment Cowboys
Two Strike and relatives killed three men at Humphrey’s ranch near Pine Ridge Agency after cowboys from Goef camp attacked Indian Two Strike and clan. Army police deployed, reports trace killings to a feud over cattle and drunken quarrels. Brooke and Bee staff note unclear causes with conflicting accounts.
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Five Marriages and a Runaway Painter Explore Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri February 4 five women allege they were duped by George W McAdams a fresco painter who claimed Chicago as home He married each in quick succession under different names then borrowed money after the ceremonies He fled with the funds after a sixth wife in Pennsylvania sought information about him and the case unfolds across several towns including Mt Ayr and Kittanning
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George W. McAdams
Chicago
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Adams
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Kittaning
German and Russian ties deepen amid army reform talks in Berlin
In Berlin the German army bill and Russia relations dominate a royal dinner with Emperor William. Officials report cautious steps toward closer Franco-Russian alignment, while warnings of looming European conflict surface from generals urging military reforms. A commercial link with Russia appears likely as Czarewitch’s return fuels goodwill.
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Rturn
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Regis
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Hente
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Nowvets
Indians Said to Have Committed Unprovoked Murder
Hot Springs South Dakota report says four herders George Hadway Bennett Rodney Royen and Ed Cochran were found dead near White Clay creek after being murdered by Indians from a nearby agency. Troops ordered from Fort Meade to the agency as locals fear potential unrest amid a tense situation.
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Pioneer Press
George Hadway
Bennett
Rodney Royen
Ed. Cochrane
Stringers
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White Clay Creek
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