Extra Kentucky Legislature to March 1st? No, June
The Kentucky extra session drags on with no bills passed. Democrats debate uniting behind State Senator Henry L. Martin while Blackburn’s backers insist no candidate will be chosen this year. Cost runs to $1,000 daily as muscle and wirepullers pursue Senate victory.
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Beaskront
Dr. Hanter
Hanter
United States Senate
Kentucky
Natare
Bradley
Henry L. Martin
Blackburn
Farmers Form A Huge Trust To Limit Home Consumption
A vast farmers trust, originating in Lancaster, Pa, and incorporated in New Jersey as the Agricultural National Protective Association, plans to restrict crops to members in the coming years. The supreme body includes one representative per state, with district and county boards, and stores will be built after 1898 to ship marketable goods to state and national directors. Also reports Uruguayan unrest, a farmer killed by a horse in Haggsov en, and railroad rate disputes after a Supreme Court decision affecting the Southern Passenger Association.
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Commercial Tribune
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Farmers’ Trust
Lancaster
New Jersey
Agricultural National Protective Association
D.recture
Lee State
National Directors
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup A Life Saving Testimony
A Petersburg Virginia reader reports a severe throat and chest illness cured by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. The letter describes a brother with a severe cold and cough suspected consumption who recovered after using the remedy, noting renewed health and vitality.
Military court to try Atlanta artillery officers and men
A military court convened in the Senate chamber of the state capitol at Atlanta to try Captain Kempton and enlisted men of the Atlanta artillery. The court martial, appointed by the governor, includes Col A B Lawtoo Major Burke Shewmake Major John W Barnard Captain Writkara Patton Captain John F Dozier Captain P G Ball and Colonel James Austin as judge advocate general. Prosecution will be led against Kempton and the company. proceedings expected to take several days as witnesses are heard and repeated testimonies required. The dispute between the artillery company and its captain has persisted for years, escalating after a request for resignations by enlisted men led Kempton to resist and trigger charges.
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Senate
State Capitol
Atlaxta
J. F. Kempton
Atlanta Artillery
A. BR. Lawtoo
Georgia Volunteers
Burke Shewmake
Sisth Fatateys
Georgia Volao- Were
Johm W. Barnard
Writkara Patton
Tuird Fathusey
John FP
Howard
Fifth Infantry
J. Stapletoh Dozier
Cavalry
P. G. Ball
Belfant Cearnin
James Austin
Atlanta
Joseph F. Kempton
Kempton
Court Martial Planned After Fort McPherson Slap Incident
Atlanta April 5 Captain Henry G. Romeyn of Company G Fifth US Army will face a court martial for the face slapping incident on Fort McPherson parade grounds. Colonel Thomas Barr, who investigated, reports evidence warrants trial to be held within two weeks at Fort McPherson. Lieutenant O'Brien not to be tried.
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Atlanta
Henry G. Romeyn
Fifth Regiment
United States Army
Thomas Barr
Army
Romeyn
O'Brien
Washington
Barr
War Department
O’brien
Brien
Nomine s Sent to Senate in 1903 Confirmation List
The president sent to the Senate nominations in various departments including Interior Alfred Buck to Japan envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, James Boyle as consul at Liverpool, and Ed gar Angier for the northern district of Georgia. Other appointments cover Navy and postmaster roles with moves for multiple districts and cities. The Globe Savings Bank bankruptcy notes and related legal actions are also reported. A train wreck near Columbus, Georgia, injures two crew members. Alabama will display at Nashville centennial. Senator Carter of Georgia faces removal battles in Washington. The California Supreme Court denies Durant a new trial. The executive assembly plans a rest at Morn Rye.
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Nobles Sentenced for Murder in Georgia Court
Mrs Nobles, convicted of murdering her husband, was sentenced by Judge Harris in Jeffersonville Georgia to hang on a Friday. The case related, with Colonel Marion Harrie representing her, and a writ of insanity sought to delay execution. Other items note political bills, river levels, and a New York arrival of Mrs Fitzhugh Lee.
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