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Foreign News
April 24, 1893
The Portland Daily Press
Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
What is this article about?
On April 11 in Honolulu, 60 Hawaiian National Guard members experienced violent vomiting from apparent poisoning in their food, charged to a royalist employee but denied by royalists. No steps taken to restore the Queen.
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HAWAIIAN GUARDS POISONED
Royalists Deny That They Had Anything To Do With It.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-The barkentine Irma arrived from Honolulu tonight bringing advices up to April 12. On the night of April 11, 60 members of the Hawaiian national guard were taken with violent vomiting spells. The men showed signs of poison and it was charged that an employe of the Royalists put poison in the men's food. This was indignantly denied by the Royalists. No steps have been taken to restore the Queen to throne.
Royalists Deny That They Had Anything To Do With It.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-The barkentine Irma arrived from Honolulu tonight bringing advices up to April 12. On the night of April 11, 60 members of the Hawaiian national guard were taken with violent vomiting spells. The men showed signs of poison and it was charged that an employe of the Royalists put poison in the men's food. This was indignantly denied by the Royalists. No steps have been taken to restore the Queen to throne.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
Hawaiian Guards
Poisoning Incident
Royalists Denial
Honolulu
Queen Restoration
What entities or persons were involved?
The Queen
Where did it happen?
Honolulu
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Honolulu
Event Date
Night Of April 11
Key Persons
The Queen
Outcome
60 members affected by poisoning; royalists deny involvement; no steps to restore the queen
Event Details
60 members of the Hawaiian national guard were taken with violent vomiting spells showing signs of poison. Charged that an employee of the Royalists put poison in the men's food, indignantly denied by the Royalists.