Queen Liliuokalani Overthrown in Hawaii Revolt
A chaotic Honolulu scene reports Queen Liliuokalani deposed after a provisional government took power. United States forces arrived aboard the USS Hartford to maintain order as a new four member executive council assumes control and a fourteen member advisory body guides policy. The queen’s attempt to promulgate a new constitution was resisted by ministers who fled the palace, sparking mass meetings and a safety committee’s proclamation. The village and colonial powers debate the legality and future of Hawaii under a provisional regime aligned with the United States.
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Cana
Claudine
Tall Poriat
Honolulu
Hawaii
Unitel Buttes
Thurston
Chaudite
Washington
Liliuokalani
Pew
House of Nobles
Thymnasfesto
Liliuskalani
Der
Cahviton Cadiset
Ulurgy
Hee Mbjer
Viet
C Tisen
Hawaiwn Islands
Organoanil
Mmey
Rod Pommnon
Humiby Procinim
Lawes
Ulmi
Protec
Dunn Warn
Stars of America
Harnby
Cale
J. A. King
P. ©. Jones
WD. Smith
Actiog
Provident
Puch Coupcil
Muth
M. Waterhouse
J. A. MoUadless
It Toney
P. W. McChesney
P. Witbulm
W. K. Castis
Tne
Sebi
Wils
Ad C. Boltery Cogneis
Yeon
Lilinokalel
Charles B. Wilssa
Marshal
Saye
W. Ih
Merce
Kaecutly
Y da Meeress
Antrow Brown
Theodorw ¥. Lansing
John Emultmuth
C. Bothy
Bai Swira
Henry Waterboas
E. Wilder
W. &. McChester
Win
Kaeeres Setaanneon
Gantry
Coosar
United States
Pularran
Hat Kainialoa
Thor Algustores
Petersin
Coburn
Cornwell
Parker
Lutahe
Eablagt
W. O. Smith
Aioe
Spence
Ohne
la Ave
Leon
Ivy
Bine
Lapin
Abe
Committee of Public Safety
Heston
Toston
Queron Lilluokainat
Tate
Kainkaua
Tomber
John Dowinis Govvresr
Oana
Shasucosdadw
Tru Samtwich Yslamis
Umler Kamelameba L. Ded
England
France
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Jnd
House of Kisporatives
Wilson
Kessetine
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Gussland
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J M. Super
J. M Sure
Commaniserin
Igor
Electic Works
Hiab
Pawee
Owenkers
Aimutness
Hassinger
Provisional Hawaii Government Seizes Power In Palace Chaos
Charles E Carter reports to Washington on Hawaii revolt led by Queen Lily and HB Wilson. Provisional government moves to control palace and barracks, with police and volunteers securing public buildings. Commission seeks annexation treaty, noting risk to white business interests and need for US governance.
Thurston Says Hawaii Left Open If Annexation Fails
Lorrina Thurston, chair of the Hawaiian delegation, warns that Hawaii cannot establish a state government and may seek admission to the United States. He predicts bloodshed and destruction if natives are disenfranchised and foreigners expelled, with volunteers and Marines securing order.
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United States
San Panacisco
Lorrina
Thurston
Hawaiian Conclasion
Vinge
Boston
Thursteq
Hawaii Annexation Debate Dominates Washington Dispatch
Washington reports on the Hawaiian revolution and a push by Hawaiian commissioners to seek annexation, sparking executive and congressional debate. Senators discuss debt, Pearl River station, and a potential protectorate, while naval officers praise the news and envision Hawaii as a Pacific Gibraltar.
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United States
Senate
Hawaii
Wither
Pearl River
England
Germany
Powers &I
Hawiaii
Uni
House of Representatives
Navy Department
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Annexation
Gibraltar
Pacific
Prospects of the River Not Failing to Flood
River men report slow but steady rise in Potomac and Monongahela regions with no flood danger yet. Ice breakers and bulldozer boats operate in upper pools to keep waterways open, while barges and loaded craft await reloads as Fairmont and Pittsburgh watch for possible backwater effects.
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Pitteburg
Pirtseers
Sam
Acorn
Muggle
Charlie
Jutte
Tom Lysie
Jutte & Co
Cincinnati
Rogdtine
Fairmont
W. Va
Here
Brownsville
Rice's Landing
Morgantown
Greensboro
HSM Parker
Fairlog
Oil City
Monongahela River
Ohio
Upper
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Everthing
M’keesport
Hawaiian Revolution Tied to Harrison Aides Intent
In Washington reports on January 3 claim the Sandwich Islands movement toward annexation to the United States stems from a scheme partly hatched here with knowledge of or aid from members of Harrison s administration. A visiting annexation advocate allegedly secured encouragement from officials, fueling belief the revolt results from that influence. Democratic sentiment appears strongly opposed to annexation.
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Harrison
Sunday Register
Wasurxoro
D. C
Sandwich Islands
United States
Hawaiian Annexation Party
Wash- Mercy
Harrista
Congress
Wui Beach
Wassington
Sax Peaxcosco
Hawaiian Islands
Marris
Chicago
Hol Wi
Tas WeaTeek
American interests in Hawaii push for annexation terms
Bax Franc Wilder, president of the Hawaiian Inter-Island Steamship Co, told an Associated Press rep that Americans hold about 30 million of Hawaii’s 40 million foreign interests and urged annexation on favorable terms. He warned Britain might intervene if annexation were refused and noted U S ships in Honolulu tempered tensions while calling for more modern warships.
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Hawaii
Bax Franc Wilder
Associated Press
Wilder
Hawaiian Inter- Island Steamship Company
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
San Francisco
Great Britain
H. Woodhouse
House of Nobles
Boe
Supreme Court
Mwein
Boston
Mohican
Charleston
Atlantic
Santabco Chamber of Commerce
Legislation Aims to Check County Tax Valuations
In Charleston West Virginia on January 23 the House Judiciary Committee debated limits on county courts lowering valuations during reappraisement. Some counties have cut values by up to one third risking large tax reductions. a subcommittee was formed to draft a bill to prevent this action and possibly involve the Board of Public Works. The Senate Judiciary Committee will review a substitute for the married woman's law and consider protections, while repeal of prior provisions is discussed.
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Sprcrat
Dandi
Gamble Sed Sis
Board of Public Works
Senate Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
Monastery Gate Keeps Kolasinski Out in Detrei Diocese
Dominic Kolasinski, deposed parish priest, remains barred from leading a Catholic church in the Detroit diocese. Papal delegate Satolli and Bishop Borgess exchange notes as Washington discussions continue. Cleveland events note president-elect fate unsettled amid ongoing political remarks.
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Dominic Kolasinski
Detruit Dioceee
Derkor
Fir
Dominie Kolasinski
Mer
Satolli
Remov
Bistop Borgess
Bistopante
Washington
Papel Regate
Mgr
Kefesnete
Question of Blaine's religion settled by test authority
The issue of James G Blaine dying Catholic draws attention. A telegram from Rev D S Phelan of the Catholic University in Washington questions whether Blaine received the last sacraments. Dr O Gorman in Washington replies, no.
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St. Louis
Blaine
Phelan
Dieene Watchman
Esterday
Cathoile University At
Washingtor
O'Gorman
Washington
D. S. Pastas
St. Lowis, Mo
Funeral Plans for Statesman Blaine Amid Sympathy
The death of ex Secretary Blaine prompts moving funeral arrangements in Washington and Maine. Visitors from abroad expected. private service at his residence follows a removal from the death chamber. Telegrams of sympathy pour in from Europe and Washington alike as the Senate scene in West Virginia honors the late statesman.
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Maine
Commonwealth
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Blaine
Europe
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Wasmixatox
D. C
Washington
New Haven Register
Blaine Faaily
Biaine
Mr. Blaine
Senate
Cuantestox
W. Va
Worley
Senator Dorsey Penitentiary Bill Moves Fast
The West Virginia Senate held a brief session with Dorsey’s penitentiary bill read third time and amended. The visitors clause was stricken and the warden gains discretion. The bill passed with Farr and Garrison voting against. A joint resolution urged action on the Nicaragua canal. Committee reports favored a seal for the Adjutant General and tax assessment bills. Several new bills were introduced. The session adjourned until Monday.
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Sunday Register
Cuansestos
W. Va
Senate
Dorsey
Farr
Garrison
House
West Virgina
Congress
Nicaraga Canal
United States
Committee On Military
Committee On Agriculture
National Farmers’ Congress
Pieming
Cunningham
Peck
Scots
Watth
Marcum
Delahaye Continues Panama Canal Bribery Charge
M Delahaye renews accusations in the Panama Canal bribery scandal in the Chamber of Deputies. He alleges 5,000,000 francs distributed among parliament members, naming sums paid by the Panama Canal Company to journalists and officials. He vows to reveal names as the inquiry proceeds amid uproar and political pressure.
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M. Delahaye
Pann
M. Hourgeois
Justice
M. Andrieux
Parama Dal
M. Andrieas
Delahaye
Panama Canal Company
France
Souther
Canal Company
Jt BM
Delabaye
Panama Casal Co
DOW
Bat He
Panama
Jon Aan Sen
Noted Moonshiner Kept Wife Away Before Fatal House Hard
sensational murder report from Pineville Kentucky recounts Teane Moore a prosperous merchant fatally shooting her husband after learning of his wife Mrs Moore s alliance with Kelley the moonshiner Mrs Moore then killed by Moore as he fled to the authorities Kelley defended by secrecy and pursuit while Toledo scandal unfolds against Foster and postmaster charges in a widening political conflict suspected asylum corruption and looming investigations
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Teane Moore
Mucree
Wis. Kelly
Kelley
Trou
Mucre Tevamne
Maine
Meare
Mra Moore
Kolley
Moore
Mia
Kelly
Toledo
Wagenhate
Sunday Register
Seo
Boster
McKinley
Ohio
Winn
Foster
Nime
Wiam
Hela UY
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