Startling disclosures implicate Taylor in Goebel killing case
In Frankfort Kentucky March 24 the Goebel assassination trial hears F Wharton Golden of Knox county testify as the pivotal witness. He links Secretary of State Caleb Powers and Governor Taylor to a planned armed Feudist presence to influence state government and cover up the killing. Golden recounts meeting, money transfers, and selecting mountain feudists to attend in January and February.
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Frankfort
State House
Executive Hall
Goebel
Court House
Fraxxtoft, Ky
Caleb Powers
F. Wharton Golden
Knox County
Powers
the Commonwealth
Golden
Secretary Powers
Barboursville
Culton
Taylor
John Powers
Harlan County
Laurel County
Colonel Powers
Harlan
Hirst
Howard
Hamp Howard
Attorney Campbell
Gus
Ferris
Pease
Lockett
Jim Spar
Asieo Powers
London
Caleb
United States Army
Bingham
Bell County
George Thompson
Choice Vegetables and Fertilizer Claims in Courtroom Scene
A broad ad urges vegetable yields via balanced fertilizers with 89 percent potash and offers free information from German Kali Works. In a courtroom a sensational exchange unfolds about who will control the executive hall, involving Golden and Caleb Powers, with a plan referenced to go to Louisville as a court adjourns after a technical dispute.
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Democranough
Golden
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Powers
Louisville
Watson Is Their Choice Populists Nominate Georgian
In Indianapolis March 4 Henry Walter of the middle of the road Populists plans an extended visit to state organizations and is said to be slated as national chairman Tom Watson of Georgia is named as possible presidential nominee with Dr Fay of Minneapolis as running mate Ignatius Donnelly is a close ally A May 8 9 National Reform press meeting is called in Cincinnati to unite Populist papers
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Inpianapolis
Henry Walter
Tom Watson
Georgia
Walter
F. Fay
Minneapolis
Ignatius Donnelly
Barker
Fatal Fire in New York Traps Five Men in Debris
A fire at the Fair building, 218 and 415 East Forty fourth street, destroyed the first floor. Three men were killed and two injured when the floor collapsed into a basement flooded with water. The accident occurred about two hours after the blaze was put out while workers washed walls and the heavy machinery, tin, timber, and pig load shifted the structure.
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New York
East Forty Fourth Street
Startling discovery at Mallica Hill burial scene
Puinape Spain March 24 A Vermont undertaker exhuming Smitzer family graves at Mallica Hill discovered a boy buried alive. The coffin bones show desperate struggle with legs drawn up and arms across the face, the glass above the head broken, indicating a horrible mistake and agonizing death.
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Puinape
Spain
Mallica Hill
N. J
Smitzer
Carnegie Steel Trust Chartered and Wages Debate Moves Ahead
The Carnegie Steel Company has been chartered under New Jersey law with a capital of 160 million dollars. Principal subscribers include Andrew Carnegie 86379 shares Henry Phipps 17246 H O Frick 16484 and Charles M Schwab 18929 with others. Share par value is 1000 dollars and the state collects 32000 for filing plus 11750 annual franchise tax. In Knoxville coal operators and miners plan a September conference to set wage scales for 1900 1901 across Coal Creek Jellico Middlesboro and Oliver Springs districts. Operators push to align Eastern Tennessee field scale with a 14 percent rise already granted in northern states.
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Trenton
N. J
Carnegie Company
Andrew Carnegie
H. O. Frick
Henry Phippa
HO. Frick
Charles M. Schwab
Knoxvittz
Onion
Coal Creek Jellico
Middlesboro
Oliver Springs
Tennessee
3,000 Men Loom for Powers Arrest in Kentucky Event
Lexington reports attorney Campbell says the Goebel murder conspirator heads to mountains and 3,000 troops may be needed to arrest him. John L Powers, Knox County schools chief and Caleb Powers’ brother, is jailed in Frankfort and at risk of seizure amid factional tensions.
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Lexington
Thomas J. Campbell
William Goebel
John L. Powers
Knox County
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
John Powers
Sergeant Golden
Powers
Barbourville
Cers
Golden
John L Powers
Suter
Avavusta
Medical College
University of Georgia
Opera House
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