Senate clash over policy and Hawaiian rebellion fallout
Fragmented report from Congress details debate on Hawaiian governance and a rebellion in the islands. It notes calls for intervention, secretary briefings, and mixed reactions to the Honolulu crisis, with mentions of Lodge Boutaille Thurston and Navy actions. The piece references presidential communications and possible U.S. responses amid broader imperial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrall
Lodge
Boutailé
Malow
Howe
Nawal
Agajnet
Msarchy
Dirensiy
Thas Polley
Baur
Beutelle
Rey Kejas
Lowe
Las Pranciaes
Herbork
Toy Maky
Merberk Yeim
Brardaien
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Wea
Gao
Honolulu
Gresham
Thurston
Groen
Untitled Lottery Article Fragment From Historic Evening Paper
Fragmentary text discusses a lottery drawing, prize distribution, and regulatory notes. Mentions American forms, company capital, and a public notice style. Names, dates, and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece centers on lottery procedures and outcomes.
Griffo and Dixon Fight Twenty-Five Rounds at Coney Island
The long and close boxing match between George Dixon and Griffo at Coney Island lasted twenty five rounds with both fighters scoring, Dixon using body shots and Griffo clever dodges. The contest ended in a draw as referee Byrne announced no winner. Earlier, Roberts knocked out McCoy in ten rounds at another local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conny TipAyp
Jack” Dempsey
Kheorgs Dicon
Wonder
Young
Griffo
Tindivret
Jteferes
Gworke Dixon
Dixon
Griffa
Dixin
Gelb
Pourth—Geltfu
Mixon
Deago
Flanenold
Griff
Dizep
Fitib—Grify
Dizon
Githifo
The
Fey
Girifv
Geifa
Gritto
Hixon
Grille Ender
Sisth
Tifa
Iisom
Lacd
Klifa
Hoek
Cirfo
Tipiffo
O'Rourke
Grillo
Jon
Grilly
Aldt
Fotn
Sirifu
George
Nije
Griffy
Tausa
Griffe
Guilta
Tiriffo
Dixan
Gritfa
Disug
Gritfi
Uiton
Sasha
Dison
Grito
Corlitirs
Frilly
Uxop Agalo
Grifo
Hurst
Dixon Agai
Tobe Peck
Bomierd
Grif
Retira
Lilm
Lin
Griffo Agala
Bort Jen
Agale
Dixie
Byrne
Roberts
Crsorxat
A. Ly Roverts
Uf Hie Elty
Iti
McCoy
Roberta Jaw
Hetty Green Sounds Alarm Over Railroads and Debt
January 1 report quotes Hetty Green warning that stealing and railroad bankruptcies threaten the country. She cites foreign syndicates, $7,000,000 capital, bonds yielding high interest, and the burden on laboring men and farmers. She predicts diminished wages for young men and massive gold shipments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Sien
Ex-Governor Pattison Residency Question Sparks City Debate
Philadelphia January 19 ex governor Pattison the Democratic mayoral candidate is challenged over eligibility after allegedly giving up residence and becoming a citizen of Bearisburg. Policemen and city officials weigh whether he can hold the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapablionie Apxivas
Pattison
Ie Hew Keaitear
Phlindetpuls
Puiananenia
Policicfans
Sinasat
Democrate
Bareisburg
John G. Joharsot
Wanted to Kill Dreyfus Atpeace Railway Station
A mob at a French railway station attacked a prisoner labeled traitor as gendarmes protected him. Alpert Deatias, an artillery captain, arrived en route to a penal settlement in South America, while crowds hurled sticks, umbrellas, and stove debris at a carriage. The incident occurred January 19 with strong anti Dreyfus sentiment alleged. The other note mentions New Mexico Arizona statehood admission expected before the Senate next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmen
Avehe
la Rocaenne
Peaxes
Alpert Deatias
Ayluna
South America
Wasuixorox
New Amexico
Arizona
Senate
Brooklyn Car Strike Erupts Into Armed clashes and mob violence
In Bucyrus, Jan 10 three thousand underarms and 200 new workers deserted the Brooklyn Heights Railroad amid armed clashes with militia. Sloting, bayonets, and rioting spread to car stables and saloons as authorities fear a general strike. Police and militia prepare to enforce liquor restrictions and open rail lines Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucornus
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Associated Press
Jamaica Car
Rudy
Charles Wilson
Eddy
Isena
Noli
Lewis
Mew Leor
Steikers
Datuuia Avenue
Eugene Willing
William Tighe
New York
Thin Millitia
Connolly
Tosterrer
Mt Present
Joh J. McGany
Sehveren
Aden
Sendevcar
Cally
St. Mary's Aispital
Salome
Nerous
Cocoran
Yesterday's House Proceedings Highlight Bills and Resolutions
In yesterday’s session the House Taxation and Finance Committee reported a substitute for a revenue bill and recommended passage of an income related measure. Several committees advanced or adjourned bills on mining, education, and public buildings. New bills include penalties for electrocution in capital sentences, age of consent changes, and local tax and district assessments. Multiple resolutions were introduced and adopted or referred, including inquiries into land records, school banking needs, and inspection of insane asylums. Weather notes and a local drama of political maneuvering accompany the day’s page.
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Cuanveston
W. VA
House Committee of Taxation and Pinance
Eara
Committee On Mines and Mining
Hansford
Martin
Revynolds
Boggs
Pier
Dandridge
Teachers Institute of
Jefferson County
Maury
Mitchell
Anthe
Macy
Edmiston
West Virginia
Wiemleg
Hill
Boone
Flouse
Congress
Committee On Federal Relations
Committee On Education
Boards of Education
Supreme Court
Virginia
Hove Ernor
Smith
Ohio
Judiciary Commission
Davis
Cabell County
Senate
Senate Oil
Orcock
School Book Controversy Over West Virginia Texts
Report from Charleston West Virginia describes heated debate as House Education Committee convenes to hear publishers proposals from American Book Company and Christophi Company. Controversy centers on replacing Holme's neutral Civil War history with a pro Confederate text and potential changes to state school levies and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Arma
Jo m
FP. Stearn
American Book Company
Mr. Pennyvac
Byoka
Holma
Holme
Ardor of Love Sparks Rural Elopement Chaos
A prominent lawyer Blakeney elopes with Ray Swardsburg daughter of a leading merchant. The pursuing suitors buggy overturns, the man fires revolvers, and the couple is brought back to town with the girl confined on bread and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whem
Wal Gramie
B. Blakeney
Ray Swardsburg
Swardsburg
Von Der Ahe Sued for Divorce in St Louis
In St Louis on January 1 Chris Von Ber Ate, president of the St Louis baseball club, was sued for divorce by his wife alleging repeated acts of adultery. No co respondents named. Allegations reference years 1895 and 1896, with support sought for alimony and maintenance.
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St. Louis
Chris von Ber Ate
Sund Tor
von der Abe
Bad Wamer
von der Ane
Legislature Gossip Prompts Parked Compulsory Education Debate
January 19 report notes two measures before the legislature on compulsory education. Bills would require children to attend at least half the school term with truancy penalties and potential bonds for guardians. Legislation proposes district levies to fund six months of schooling, challenging liberty and sparsely settled areas.
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Pyrchal
Renae
Crarvestos
W. Val
Hensley
Arcass
Ator Lockney
Euch
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Raney
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Ganein
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AW Kawiwery
Postiro
Ueparimemle
Eure
Reneuerias
Earb
Toledo
Harerantine Pinves
Aeder van Aac
Antevican Formas Ustruth Company
Capital Atch
Eros
Jauyurr
Noweras
Jean Nepouitee
Thomas Pisaeth
Binemal Ema Company
Hsrd Fuuag Ae
Georges Dixon
Coney Island
Gangestos
Tex
Tremont Opera House
Dan Crodou
Herman Bereau
Eocanting
Ren
Dreyfus
Schlieren
Ator Henderson
Henderson Tre
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Commibion
Warrerows
N. Y
Waite
Canton
St Lawrence County
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Garvrude Holmes
Weataee
Paris
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Lue Wank
Dute
Avi Chauniésros
Crannestom
Dannery
We Lynch
He L Willin
Vel
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Tana Ruros
Ul Avaresberey Ntare
W. Fi Daynn Wee
B. Flaerald
Charter
Harry Thornburg
le Irwin
Fria
de Ay Pack
W S Lailacce
Adams
Camden Summers
Desdruge
Jwfferson
York
Isiah Warren
Harriet A Jones
Kitt
Theo Blertroat
Tive
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St. Louie
Legislature
Junketing Trin
Por the Girls’ Industrial School
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