Goebel Improves As Kentucky Turmoil Worsens
Goebel’s condition today is improved and hopes rise he will recover. He was declared governor by the legislature and the oath administered with Beckham as lieutenant governor. Goebel issues a troop disbandment order while Taylor claims the state guard, creating a double government and imminent trouble amid intense excitement.
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Evening Star
Frankfort
Goebel
Beckham
John B. Castleman
Taylor
William Goebel
Kentucky
J.C. Beckham
Hazelrigg
Court of Appeals
Buller posts casualty lists and Ladysmith news
Supplemental casualty lists report about 1,300 killed or wounded in Buller’s operations north of the Tugela with the Daily Chronicle estimating total casualties over 2,000. News notes better conditions at Ladysmith amid war concerns and rumors of further Buller advances depending on Lyttleton’s brigade position.
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Buller
Tugela
The
Daily Chronicle
Ladysmith
Pall Mall Gazette
Lyttleton
Littleton
Potgester
Disposition of City Court Cases Today
Cases disposed include Farwell v Southern and North Western Industrial Assn with published testimony. McKleroy v Letcher Allis Lumber Co postponed to afternoon. John F Smith v Miller et al continued. First National Bank v Elliott submitted on demurrers to the bill. Tomorrow's trial set Hardin v Southern Railway and Gilmore v Parker.
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Farwell
Southern
North
McKleroy
Letcher- Allis Lumber Company
John F. Smith
Miller Et al
First National Bank
Elliott
Lapsley
Hardin
Southern Railway Company
Gilmore
Parker
Willett Says He Did Not Write It On Bryan Split
The New York Sun claimed Secretary Hoge of the Anti-Trust League received a telegram from Joseph A Willett of Anniston Alabama. Willett denied writing the telegram and discussed Alabama primary results showing Morgan defeating Johnston and signaling anti Bryan Democrats would fight silver forces. He asserted Alabama delegates to the next national Democratic convention would oppose Bryan and the 1896 platform.
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New York Sun
Hoge
Commercial Travelers’ and Hotel Men’s Anti-Trust League
Joseph *A.’? Willett
Anniston
Ala
Willett
United States
Morgan
Gov. Johnston
Alabama
William Jennings Bryan
Sun reporter denies telegram to Secretary Hoge
A Sun reporter this morning emphatically states he wrote no telegram or letter to Secretary Hoge, disputing the prior report and asserting no such contact was made.
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the Sun
Hoge
Wheels to be made at Anniston plant within ten days
The Southern Car and Foundry company will start producing car wheels at the Anniston plant within ten days. President J. M. Elliott said the foundry will be brought up to operating condition and about one hundred fifty workers, including Gadsden moulders, will be employed to staff the new operation.
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Anniston
Southern Car and Foundry Company
J. M. Elliott
Gadsden
Stimson Resigns as District Manager at Local Plant
Mr. O M Stimson, long time district manager of the Southern Car and Foundry plant here, has tendered his resignation. President Elliott confirmed the move but said a successor had not yet been chosen and the resignation will take effect in two to three weeks. A prior Star rumor is now confirmed. Donahoo and Co. also advertise drayage and heavy hauling services.
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Channels
Lord Salisbury
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Frankfort
General Assembly
London
Cessor
the Star
Stimson
Off For a Pleasure Trip to Cuba
Chancellor R B Kelley Mrs Kelley and Miss Marion Jest depart for Mobile to sail tomorrow on a Plant Line steamer for Havana Cuba The family plans a ten day to two week visit to the Pearl of the Antilles enjoying Cuban sights and warm climate The trip is described as a delightful seasonal pleasure outing
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R. B. Kelley
Kelley
Marion
Mobile
Havana
Cuba
Chancellor
Antilles
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Goethel
State of
Joux B. Drypen
Spion Kop
Goeble
Alburea
Shain
Admiralty
Theommonweath
Steae
Icey
Western Industrial Association
Mr. Willett
Mers Yrs & CO
Noble Street
Star
Mr. Elliott
Car Wheel Foundry
O. M. Stimson
Trict
Southern Car and Foundry Com
Pany
Mr. Stimson
Suc
Donahoo & Co
J. R. Lemon
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Noble and
Eleventh Streets
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