Proclamation by Governor Goebel in Kentucky
Governor William Goebel issues a formal proclamation ordering the First and Second regiments of the Kentucky State Guard to return home and cease actions aimed at preventing the Kentucky General Assembly from meeting. He also calls for anyone aiding in intimidation to disband and stop terrorizing legislators and citizens. Dated Frankfort January 1, 1900, signed Goebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Goebel
Commonwealth” of Kentucky
Executive Department
General Assembly of Kentucky
Wid Wivett
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Senate of Kentucky
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Senate
William Goebel
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Kentucky State Guards
Williaam Gorbel
Big Pipe Works Starts Up After Six Week Shutdown
The United States Cast Tron Pipe and Foundry plant resumed operations after a six week shutdown. A full workforce of about six hundred men is expected to be on duty later this week. Pat O'Brien secured the contract to haul sand to the plant and eight teams began work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cast Tron Pipe and Foundry Company
Pat O'Brien
News in Glen Addie Brightens Iron Ore Site Activity
The Glen Addie correspondent notes active iron ore work on the hill above Third Street despite cold weather. Ben and Jim Tyson travel to Arbacoochee to join father J B Tyson at his gold mining operation nearby. A prayer meeting led by Mr John Rayfield is scheduled tonight at the Glen Addie Presbyterian church.
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Ben
Jim Tyson
Arbacoochee
J. B. Tyson
Third Street
Glen Addie
Woodstock
Glen Addie Presbyterian Church
John Rayfield
Census of Cuba Shows Population Decline
Under General Sanger the Cuban census supervisors completed the preliminary enumeration of Cuba and handed results to Secretary Root. The island’s population is 1,572,840, about 50 000 to 60 000 fewer than the 1887 Spanish census. Porto Rico preliminary count is 957,679. An unrelated line advertises free shoe shines at The Famous.
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Washington
Sanger
Cuba
Root
Porto Rico
Transportation Woes Highlight Paris Systems Versus American Transit
Excerpted from Thomas B Reed's Paris and French Justice contrasts Paris transit with American standards. It notes scarce electric cars versus omnibuses, long waits for horse cars, a belted old city layout, and the need for accident policies to ride the poor’s public conveyances. Real estate inquiries urged to contact A. R. Noble & Co.
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Thomas B. Reed
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Paris
Old Island
Boston
Chicago
London
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Mens
Douglas
Gotham Hats
Gotham
Douglas Shoes
Ullman Brothers
Landham & Co
Mestic
Bartholomay Beer
M. Markstein
J. A. Magnus & CO
Opera House
Tenth & Noble Sts
Iee
John Fe’. Cook
Noble Street
Ogee
Johnston-Murphy
Anniston
Globe Clothing CO
MF Doerings
K. F. Doering
The
Southern
L. & N. Railways
A. G. Duke
West Fifteenth Street
Anniston Carpet * Mills
James Buckler
Anniston Carpet Co
Julius Levy
Levy
Evening Star
Arthur
New Roadersa
the Star
Corfer
Chestnut Street
Calhoun
W. Eleventh St
H. G. McMahan
Hiam
Elam Drug CO
WI Joann Ton
SERRE
H. Carre
Givat City
A. R. Noble & Co
J. T. Chrisman
J. L. Yearman
Model City
West Tenth St
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