National Capitol Report on Kentucky and Force Bill
From Washington January 15 1900 Democrats warn Kentucky contest may decide the next President. Republicans threaten to resist Goebel with arms and troops, while Beveridge Quay and Lodge fight the force bill. Senate defeat shifts reapportionment and party balance.
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Wasuixeros
D. C
Kentucky
Frankfort
Goebel
Goebel Inn
Taylor
Kiel
House of Representatives
Senate
Montana
Nebraska
Waho
Wyoming
Colorado
fromKentucky
North Carolina
Maryland
United States
Quay
House
Lodge
Massachusetts
Reed
Spur
Car
Senator Wolcott
Yeas
Wolcott
Yean
Gang
Earthquakes in Tiflis and Russia claim 800 lives
A chaotic wire of reports notes major quakes in Tiflis and Russia killing about eight hundred people last week. Other items mention political trials, church fund drives, postal reforms, and various local incidents across the United States and overseas.
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Tiflis
Russia
Cincinnati
Onderor
Kuitucky
Prohibitionists Set Stage for State Primary Debate
A State prohibition party circle met in the supreme court library to discuss strategy for the coming legislative session and the May primary. Participants included A. Cotages, Wilson, and OL Wittsey among others as they weighed the chances of securing anti liquor measures and aligning with party goals.
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Supreme Court Libarry Toon
General Assembly
Aakers
Hransun
Alliny
Ehuivomn
Cotages
Valthi
Mr Meuse
Messers
Wilson
Mani
OL Wittsey
Mee
LaMotty
Aid
Hoggs Wr
the State Ag
Pardon and Clemency Report From Two Governors
The state printed pamphlet covers pardons and commutations issued in the year ending December 31. It presents actions by Govs Ellerbe and Sweeney, including 1 pardon in a murder case and three others, plus 31 commutations. Noted figures include Whitfield Murrell and A. J. Fowler, with several pardons granted under strong indications. The record reflects constitutional duties and efforts to keep a complete account despite illness and workload. The document summarizes actions from June 3 to year end and notes transfers from prison to confinement in certain cases.
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General Assembly
Tme
W. AL Ellerbo
Boyd Evans
ST Bieve
Goy
Mes Sweeney
Whitfield Murrell
A. J. Fowler
Eliain
Fowler
Pons
Tata
Peculiar skull disease sends patient to New York for treatment
Captain Ben Clark, a freight conductor on the Southern Road, suffers a rare head ailment with a steadily widening skull gap. Despite constant headaches, he works daily as Dr. Campbell consults Dr Tiffany of New York, who recommends travel for care. The notice promotes Chaney's Catarrh Cure and Cheney & Co. remedies.
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Ben
Campbell
Tiffany
New York
Clark
Newton
N. C
Chensy Ca
Toledo
Ohley
Inn
F.J. Cheney
Decigalats
Fire Destroys Spring field Farm Home Leaves Couple Amid Loss
In Williamsport Maryland on January 10 a blaze consumed the Springfield farm home of S Y Stilting two miles from town. The origin was unknown and the building insured only for contents. Occupants T S Stribling recently married, and the couple narrowly escaped as the house collapsed. Much clothing and money along with solid silverware were lost, with neighbors and friends offering sympathy.
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Williamsport
Mra
Emanuel Hoffman
Springfield
Sal Heros My
Hee
Indy
Alway
Towlick
Winnes
Witton
Wits Stoke
Crise
Hic Hee Winnan
Thorgedr
S. Y.stilting
Oconen Brotherhood
Stribling
Moody and the Dead Words at Moody's Deathbed
Fragment from a 19th century column notes Moody’s last words as earth and heaven before me and calls it bliss. The piece then shifts to a train accident near Newberry and Prosperity where Miss Riggs and Mr Holloway married aboard, followed by musings on religious harmony and a census forecast. It ends with the joint burial of Samuel Wall and Albert W. in Akron.
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Cleveland
Georgetown
Thouine
Greenville
King
Mente
Capt
Shell
Wych Suber
Col. A. Tout
James J. Carlist
Wotfard College
Jane
Willian Miron
South Carolina
Providia
Hearst
McFivlan
Choraw
Henson Chapman
Pickens County
Shaw
State House
Grenv
Chauncey M. Depew
Due West
Jane Next
Trobt
J. Taylor
Tennessee
Die West Peniale College
Chester
Henry
la« Par
Southeon Railway
Spartaburg
Lakar
Lucy Boston Johnson
Webster
Masa
James
Congress
Iran
Mary Yeemann
California
England
Liundington
Santiago
New York
San Franciso
Montana Volunteers
Philippines
Caloocan
Ite
Sanrancisco
Buel
Gard
Dovight B. Moody
Duston
Golin
Tinnst
Tne
Pasachets
Columbia
Si Orabgebug
Abbeville
Prosperity
Newberry
Mani
Chappell
Justice Neener
United States Supreme Court
Ladies’ Home Journal
Smuel Wall
Albert W
Akron
Ohio
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B.C. Evans & Co
Spot Cash Clothiers
Isoot
Vandiver Bros. P
State News
Court of General Sessions
South
Caroling
Gatley
M.M. Riley
Greenville Female College
Chevalier Ferrata
Georgia Female Seminary and Conservatory of Music
Gainsville
Iela
Howard Patterson
Bornwell
Tillman
Mr. Patterson
Wade Wade Tampion
Gen. Hampton
Lyle Bell
Willie Ulmer
Orangeburg
Ulmer
Bell
Methodist
Amin
Iveurgia von Sider
Servier
Isis Auuintitedt
Sinaion
Fae
Mion
Mississippi
Ansel
Great Britain
Pexne 1
Acre
Crotchfield
SOO
Memphis Street Railway
H P. Dick
Hava
Wabash
Mauranes
May Hudson
Wilden
Yoniusiman
Jared
India
Seavelty
Tor Torrens
Cathie
Genrsia School of Technology
Agai
Aaron French
Anderson
King Bros
Franklin Street
H. H. Edwards
John T. Borriss
E G. Evans, Jr
R. B. Day
M. D. Evans & Day
Pendleton
Percy
John T. Burrise
Prohibitionista
Seneca
Moody
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