Republicans Stand Fast Against Goebel Settlement
In Louisville tension grows as Governor Bradley and Republican leaders oppose concessions to the Goebel faction. Federal court actions seek to bar Democratic contestants while Taylor faces resistance from allies in Lexington and Frankfort. A funeral train bearing Governor Goebel’s remains arrives in Frankfort amid a storm of peace terms debate.
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Elaborate Funeral Procession Through Capitol to Hotel
Partiitire wions and pie nates of people carried the dealene to the hotel where floral offerings were arranged in the Lavie parlor. The display was the most elaborate seen here as City Council officials rose after the procession moved past the bearers and family to the Capitol hotel.
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Capitol Hotel
Believe Taylor Will Sign the Peace Agreement in Frankfort
In Frankfort Kentucky the executive office reports no definite word on the peace treaty though strong belief favors Taylor signing today. Funeral crowds gather for Goebel as soldiers stay through the proceedings with heavy mourning and city businesses closed.
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Taylor
Goebel
Thane
Renin
Ralane Tog
Footwear sale highlights W L Douglas shoes for men
All the best fashionable and reliable makes available in great variety and at all prices. A full line of W L Douglas shoes for men is carried.
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W. L. Douglas
Boers advance as Buller recrosses Tugela front
Telegraphic updates from Pretoria and London report Gen Buller crossing the Tugela under heavy fire with Boer forces advancing at Poitgieter's drift. Dispatches confirm Buller recrossed Tugela on Monday, while Boer attacks press British outposts at Penboek and Bird's river siding amid war criticism in Parliament.
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War Office
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France and England in a possible dual alliance plan
The Gazette reports M Deschanel pursuing an Anglo French dual alliance to isolate Germany. It claims Chauvinists push hostility with Britain, while Germany counters by seeking neutralization. A British arbitration is hinted as war drags on and weapons on the modern battlefield improve.
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Gazette
M. Deschanel
Germany
England
Gaewe
Unclear Notes on Assassination Probe and Local Events
Fragmentary report details a gunshot analysis from an assassination case and mentions witnesses, a North East window line, and bullet trajectory. It also covers local legal notes, a seven year old charged with intoxication, college lectures, canal boat activity, and community club meetings with a smoker after a meeting.
Goebel Case Lawyers Engage Col Campbell in Frankfort
In Frankfort Col J C Campbell of New York and formerly Cincinnati has been hired by Arthur and Justus Goebel to assist in the Goebel assassination case. Campbell, a noted lawyer and detective, will arrive on the special train bearing Governor Goebel's body and will stay as investigations begin. The move involves several other attorneys retained by the Goebel brothers and suggests newly obtained information implicating prominent men in the plot.
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Prankfort
Goebel
Hibs
Investigators Probe Goebel Assassination at Kentucky Capitol
In Frankfort Kentucky February 7 1900 investigators tied to Gov Goebel assassination examined the capitol grounds and executive building. Officials say the fatal shot likely came from the Secretary of State's first floor office or near side steps while Goebel walked along the capital northward.
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Fortieth Anniversary Celebration at Hoovers of Stow
Aged couple Mr. and Mrs. Jacah Hoover of Stow marked their fortieth wedding anniversary with a large gathering. Holy friends filled the Hoover home, a supper was served, a gramophone entertained, and gifts included two rocking chairs and a mixer. Rev B F M mn offered remarks as guests departed gratefully.
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Hoover
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Salary Bill Prepared in Summit County Refused Disclosure
Special correspondence from Columbus reports Professor Leese drafting a salary bill for Summit County. He refuses to reveal provisions while final action looms on the Normal School bill. The weather forecast notes very cold conditions.
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Summit County
Arraignment of David Cochran on intoxication charge
David Cochran was arraigned in Mayor's court Wednesday morning on a charge of intoxication. He was fined two and the coats. Cochran, born near his home at the corner of Jewell and Hagelsu, was said to have conducted himself vigorously, causing officers concern as they arrived. A fragmentary report notes the presence of a vagrant named Thoums Armetrous and a disharmonious scene.
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Cochran
Jewell and Hagelsu
Pita
Retin, Feb, The Cologne Gullotte This Morning
In a pessimistic article headed Piageb Sehoming, M. Peevhunel is cited as a key figure. The piece characterizes current conditions as bleak and contends that urgent measures are needed to avert worsening crises, though specifics remain unclear.
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Retin
Cologne
M. Peevhunel
Infernal machine found in Paris home on boulevard Muleshorhes
A supposed infernal device with a glued map was found at 1 a.m. Tuesday in the home of M. Pant De Cussagnac on boulevard Muleshorhes. A constable doused a burning item injuring his hand. the box contained black powder and parts resembling American carbines and lead filings. Experts at the laboratory deemed the device extremely dangerous.
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M. Pant de
War will drag Vienna sees De Bloch on modern warfare
M De Bloch whose thoughts on modern war have attracted attention was interviewed by the Herlin correspondent of the Neue Presse on the present struggle between Great Britain and the Boers. He declared that the present war will drag on.
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M. de Bloch
Herlin
Neue Prete Presse
Great
Leite
Macrum to Break Silence On South Africa Trip
Pittsburg man former consul Chas E Macrum, en route to East Liverpool, Ohio, hints he will speak but says secrecy and diplomacy hinder fuller remarks. He criticizes diplomatic deception learned during his South Africa war experience and signals further statements will come.
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W. €. Wilcox
South Africa
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Ohio
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Wheat outlook turns unfavorable in Loyal Oak area
Loyal Oak reports a poor wheat prospect with local observers noting unfavorable conditions. The item mentions Paul Hollinger visiting Barberton, the Old Society of the Reformed Church meeting at Att. Keck's, Cyrus Osborn visiting from northern Michigan, and Mrs. Murphy of Akron visiting Wai, Waupta.
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Barberton
Keck
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