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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1900

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Doctors Seek Source Of Goebel Bullet In Autopsy Efforts

In London and Frankfort reports detail doctors Hane Toby and Williams beginning Goebel autopsy to determine bullet origin. Beijing? Not present. Milit ia company ordered to London with Ohio? Citizens brace for political moves as Gov Taylor’s order on Legislature may be rescinded and sessions shifted.

Frankfort Gov. Goeby Hane Tobi Williams Cuylor London State Capitol General Assembly Toulsville Longon Meanktovt Taylor Goebel Peekhan

Adjourning Thoraday Amid Goebel Respect Sparks Debate

Republicans view Alonzo Walker’s release at Wrankfort yesterday as a strategic blow while the administration’s stance on labor rights remains contested. The move prompts criticism over labor protections and political positioning ahead of further actions.

Goebel Alonzo Walker Wrankfort Walker

Assassination Rumor Shocks Kentucky Officials

Reports claim a plan to murder Governor Taylor and that 800 to 1000 guards monitor capitol grounds. Critics say Goebel supporters spread the story while Republicans deny the plot and warn Taylor to avoid windows at the executive building.

Frankfort Taylor Capitol Fli Goebel

Keating Attacked at Pre-Boer War Meeting

National head of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Keating, was loudly hissed at a pre-Boer War meeting in the opera house. He declared that Englishmen do not make and electives of the Tilted states. Resolutions praising the Boers passed by a large vote as English sympathizers exited. One paragraph praised Senator Mason and called him the late Grant at Washington and the only true Illinois representative in the Senate.

Har Keating Mason Grant Washington Aod Ilinois Senate J. R.M Paint Creek W. Va Chiutel Britain England Sue Geraulty Transvaal Natal

Orders Had to be Obeyed, Highlanders Charge Tells Wauchope

Glasgow February 5 dispatches discuss General Wauchope’s objections to the Highland brigade move at Magersfontein and his reply to Lord Methuen about leading men into position. Methuen reportedly said orders must be followed and the Highlanders did their best. War Office refuses to confirm Buller relief advance and cites no new information. Woodgate is reported in critical condition after the Sprong Kop fight.

Glasgow Daily Mall Mordor River Highland Brigade Magersfauteln Wauchope Methuen South Africa Pall Mall War Office Attelais Buller Ladysmith Fondon Fob. S Woodgate Sprong Ksop

Political Contests Mention Kentucky District and Local Events

The text references L. B. Hart selecting Newark as headquarters with Maj. F. C. Bryan and Gen. Dick as law partners, plus Gilbert in the Davidson Olibert race. It also notes a reception for Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Coats, revival services at Christin Alliance, and a Young Men's Prohibition event with speakers Keys A. B. Conte and J. Tanner, all dated for upcoming February events.

F.C. Bryan Akron Gen. Dick Gilbert Highth Kentucky A. B. Coats First Baptist Church Christin Alliance Ball Abbey Block

McGarry Attacks City Board Over Cable Conduit Plan

Commissioner McGarry denounces a plan granting Central Union conduit space for fire and police alarm cables without bids. He says the People's Telephone company would be ignored and a monopoly outcome favors Central Union, costing the city $8,000 and limiting competition. He urged open bids and equal opportunity for both providers.

McGarry People’s ‘Telephone Company Central Union Loomis Gote Snot Central Union Company McGarry Wild Elty People’s Telephone Company

Beacons on Transvaal Religion and Boer War Debate

A long critique discusses Dr. Mahar and misattributions about Catholics in the Transvaal. It cites the Boston Pilot and New York Times refusals, quotes the Legal Adviser, and analyzes constitutional provisions and religious freedom affecting Catholics and other denominations amid Boer politics and British policy.

Leyds Farrely Transvantax Richman Leyde Hollander Beacon-Journal of Saturday New York Times Mahar Democrat Boston Pilot Hur Beacon Transvaal

Late locals and scattered notices from the Cleveland area

Miss Graeff will address the Mothers and Teachers Circle at Spicer school Tuesday afternoon. A Chicago meat market delivery wagon ran away on North Forgest injuring driver Albert Nickelfritz and damaging the wagon and horse. Joli Schacter saloon on South Marst closed by creditors, with Day and Schaeffer as principal creditors. court hearing set. Major John A. Morgan escorted to Avon for funeral in Youngstown on Tuesday. Cummins allotment in Second ward shows a building boom with 12 houses contracted. Jones Henni_von, engineer, transferred to Chicago line division.

Miss Graeff Cleveland Spicer School Duesday Alexander Wile Chicago Hee North Forgest Albert Nickelfritz Lawa Joli Schacter South Marnst OB Day Veter Schaeffer Justice Hoffman

Pro-Boor Resolutions Highlight Chicago Politics

In Chicago an aldermanic split features two pro Bors resolutions, one from Alderman John Bos and another from Alderman Julius Goldaier, with expected votes shown as promising. Also Rev Dr J Leonard Levy will deliver his lecture The Old and New at High Street Temple tonight at eight.

Chicago Connell John Bos Julius Goldaier Leonard Levy Ant Pravor High St. Temple Natonil

Ripper Bill Prompts Party Clash In Ohio Legislature

Special correspondence from Columbus reports the Cox ripper bill advancing to third reading in the Senate with a three to four vote margin expected. Senator Wilhelm of Stark and Senator Bright of Hocking may oppose, while Democrats and an independent Republican unite against the measure.

Columbus Committee On Municipal Corporations Senate Wilhelm Stark Bright Hocking Brown Cincinnati Republican Cinelunath Board of City Affairs Res Wee Eouogh

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