Taylor Adjourns Kentucky Legislature to London
Governor W S Taylor proclaims adjournment of the Kentucky legislature to meet again on February 6 in London Laurel county. State troops guard public buildings after attempts to meet at the opera house and courthouse are blocked. city bustle subsides amid uncertainty.
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The
Legisature
Opera House
Frankfort
W.S. Taylor
London
Laurel County
State Guard
Court House
State House
Capitol Hotel
Oxford to gain two rural delivery routes
Postmaster James M. Ragan announced the plan to establish two rural free delivery routes from Oxford, instead of one. An investigating tour by Special Agent W F Conger and A J Adair supports expanding coverage to about 550 families across southern Calhoun and northern Talladega counties.
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Oxford
James M. Ragan
Star
Calhoun
Cleburne
Talladega
Ragan
W. F. Conger
J. M. Ragan
A. J. Adair
Conger
Big Order For Flour Bags From Large Mill Concern
Pratt and Yates Bag company received an order yesterday for 100000 flour bags from a large mill concern. The industry, now starting in Anniston, shows excellent prospects amid a flood of similar orders.
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Pratt & Yates Bag Company
Anniston
Miller's Grits and Gravy Debut at Model City Restaurant
A brief item notes Miller's new dish version grits and gravy at Model City Restaurant located at 18 W Tenth Street. The compact notice lists 2 percent reduction indicated by the marker -2%3 tf for a quirky price cue.
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Miller’s
Model City
Tenth Street
Goebel Declared Governor Amid Assassination Fallout
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 31 William Goebel was declared legally elected governor by the state contest boards despite lying near death from an assassin's bullet The boards met to hear evidence on Goebel Taylor for governor and Beckham Marshall for lieutenant governor and voted ten to one for Goebel and nine to two for Beckham The move triggered anticipated injunctions in Cincinnati from the Republicans seeking to bar seating and continued litigation before Judge Taft.
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Frankfort
William Goebel
Goebel
Taylor
Beckham and Marshall
Allen
Kentucky
Louisville
Lexington
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Beckham
Taft
Contest Boards
Capitol
Edelen
W. P. Breckenridge
Colonel Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Hickman
Goebel Shows Hopeful Recovery After Restful Night
Special to the Evening Star from Frankfort Kentucky reports Goebel rested well last night and awoke feeling refreshed and confident of a full recovery this morning.
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The
Evening Star
Goebel
Frankfort
City Court Cases Tried and To Be Tried
City court dispositions include Thomason Grocery against Hancock continued and others continued or passed. Gilmore et al against Parker continued to Saturday. Lippman versus Meharg secured costs. Rowland versus Robinson submitted to the judge. Tomorrow’s cases include Farwell versus Southern and Northwestern Industrial Association McKleroy versus Letcher Allis Lumber John Floyd Smith versus Miller et al.
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Thomason Grocery Company
Hancock
Anniston Foundry and Machine Works
Southern Railfow Company
Thomas Irby
Detwiler & Co
Citizens’ Bank
W. M. Franks
Gilmore Et al
Parker Et al
Lippman
Rowland
Robinson
Farwell
Southern and Northwestern Industrial Association
McKleroy
Letcher-Allis Lumber Company
John Floyd Smith
Miller, Et al
Oxford News Up To Date A Busy City Scene
Miss Merle Frank and Maude Cunningham of Rockland visited Oxford yesterday. Louie Aderhold suffered a painful facial injury from a playmate’s rock. Mrs. A J Adair is ill at home in South Oxford. After days ill, Miss Alice Bullard resumed duties at Anniston College. Chief Dodd chased and captured a tramp, bringing him to the station. Donahoo and Co. advertise team work equipment and prompt service.
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Merle Frank
Maude Cunningham
Rockland
Louie Aderhold
A. J. Adair
Oxford
Alice Bullard
Anniston College
Dodd
Hone
Rumor of Local Car Wheel Production Stirs City
The Southern Car and Foundry company may start making car wheels at the Anniston plant after a fire at the Gadsden unit. District Manager O M Stimson said no orders exist yet and no information could be released until decisions are made. If restarted, many workers could gain jobs locally.
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Southern Car and Foundry Company
Gadsden
O. M. Stimson
Star
Central Will Add 200 More Men at Aniston Plant
Central Foundry plans to double its Aniston plant capacity by adding 200 workers once new buildings and machinery are in place. Contracts for the additions were awarded to T. S. Honser & Co. The project includes an 100 by 280 foot foundry addition, a 50 by 60 engine and boiler room, and a 50 by 100 clearing department, brick up to windows and wood above with a steel roof.
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Anniston
Central Foundry Company
Star
Aniston
Calhoun Hotel
T. S. Honser & Co
Messrs. G. Schumacher
R. A. Regester
Lord Roberts Warns of Great Transport Dangers
Lord Roberts warns that a massive transport train poses significant risks to safety and operations. He cautions authorities to implement safeguards and route adjustments to prevent accidents and disruptions.
Massed Boers Close At Colenso Near Buller
London dispatch reports Boers massed at Colenso only miles from Buller’s base as the British army fights to hold the Tugela line. Lord Roberts and a national defense committee weigh Buller’s danger and the impact of his vast transport train on mobility.
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London
Buller
Committee of
National Defense
Lord Roberts
Tugela River
Rere
Chieveley
Tugela
Little Tugel River
Lyttleton
Potgieter
Bulfer
Colenso
Asc
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