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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1900

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Judge Cantrell Declares Injunction to Halt Taylor

Frankfort Kentucky February 3 Judge Cantrell issues a temporary injunction against Governor Taylor barring Taylor from assembling the Legislature in London or blocking entry to the State House. Taylor’s lawyers are in Louisville. A federal counterinjunction is sought and 5000 deputies may back Cantrell.

Cantrell Taylor London

Insubordination rumors stir Paris editors over Egypt

Feb 3 Paris editors use war coverage to argue over the Egyptian question and alleged British troop insubordination in Omdurman. The Figaro downplays Soudan unrest while The Holair urges Europe to secure Egypt if Britain cannot keep order. London dispatches note Boer withdrawals near Ladysmith and possible British counterattack. Mat Sileh, rebel leader in British North Borneo, is reported killed.

Paris South Africa Omdurman England South Figaro Soudan Europe Egypt London Mat Sileh British North Borneo

Resident condemns territorial commission move to Philippines

A resident voiced strong disapproval of sending a territorial commission to the Philippines. He denounced the affair and the highland proceedings, calling it envied by a dictator and an omen of czarist rule.

Philippines

Hanna Sends Orders to Suppress James Garfield

Washington Feb 3 Senator Hanna has sent orders to Ohio that James St Garfield must be suppressed. Garfield, son of the late President, has been an anti Cox leader and recently tried to take F C Phillips scalp, who represents the Twentieth Ohio district in Congress. Phillips has appealed to Hanna for aid.

Washington Hanna Ohio James St. Garfield Garfield F. C. Phillips Congress Cleveland Phillips

Weather Outlook Sees Cold Front Moving In

The forecast shows colder air settling across the region with a warming trend later tonight. Expect Sunday to bring snow or rain as a cold front lingers, with unsettled conditions continuing through the weekend.

Goebel's condition worsens. doctors cautious on recovery

In Frankfort on February 3 Goebel shows sinking spells and aggravated coughing with no clear change in condition. Doctors say recovery is uncertain and warn of twenty possible setbacks as rumors swirl about arrests and legislative quorum moves.

Frankfort Goebel Hume

Defied The Court and Arrested The Officer

In Frankfort Kentucky February 3 splits show Gov Taylor holding sway via militia. He has defied a state court by arresting and imputing actions against opponents, keeping hostile Legislature from meeting openly. Continued on eighth page.

Ihe Taylor Frankfort Wm. Goebel

Ohio Coal Mining suit enters Supreme Court

Special correspondence from Columbus reports The Ohio Coal Mining company versus Thomas B F Smith et al. an error to the Circuit Court of Summit county has been filed in the Supreme Court. The suit seeks an accounting. ROBERT C. RYDER.

Columbus Ohio Coal Mining Company Thomaa BF Smith Circuit Court Summit County Supreme Court Robert C. Ryder

Postum Food Coffee Brought Health To Mother’s Stomach Trouble

Mrs Burlingame of Kearl s town Ohio suffered years of indigestion and limited diet. She switched from coffee to Postum Food Coffee and after three months reports relief from dizziness headaches and indigestion. Daughter J A Gould cites marked improvement and stronger health.

J. At. Gould W. Margy Mateos

Roosevelt Plans Civil Rule for Philippines, Commission Proposed

Washington reports the President will replace military rule in the Philippines with a provisional civil administration led by a three to five member commission. The head would become Governor of the Territory, with a secretary and a potential Supreme Court presiding judge. Names canvassed include Roosevelt, Schurmann, Porter, Denby, Grant, Barrett. Roosevelt and Schurmann unlikely. John MacArthur favored for Secretary. martial law to end where pacified and self government possible.

Manilla Congress Islands Philippine Commission Philippines Territorial Supreme Court Roosevelt Schurmann Robert P. Porter Col. Denby Frederick J. Grant Barrett

Senator Long Pushes Toledo Route for Ship Canal Plan

Columbus Feb 8 Senator Long seeks to abandon the Ohio canal from Newark to Lockbourne and from Lockbourne to Portsmouth. He has proposed a memorial to Congress to create a waterway for ships of the Miami and Erie canal. The resolution was set as a special order for February 14. The House supports Archer's joint resolution for adjournment.

Columbus Fen Russell Ohio Canal Newark Lockbourne Lock Bourne Portsmouth Long Congress House Archer

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