Goebel Takes Oath as Kentucky Governor Before Death
William Goebel was sworn in as Kentucky governor shortly before dying, with J C W Beckham later taking the oath as lieutenant governor. Chief Justice Hazelrigg administered both oaths amid heightened militia activity and a tense political crisis as factions disputed legal outcomes and sought to control the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankfort
William Goetél
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
Hazelrigg
Court of Appeals
Gdébel
Apd
Beckham
Goebel
House
Senate
Capitol Hotel
William 8. Taylor
Goebelman
Hiselrigg
Bice
Meta
Daria iPhiere
Harelrigg
Pantie
Pei Be
Daniel Collier
Job B. Castleman
Loulaville
Castleman
Taylor
Ite
Wil Matt Goebel
A Ofan
President McKinley Hosts Small Winter White House Reception
President and Mrs McKinley held a reception at the White House last night in honor of congressmen cabinet members and justices amid unusually cold weather and lavish decorations. The event drew fewer guests than usual with the Marine Band performing in the blue parlor and the bad parlor serving as reception areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mginley
McKinley
Mra. Frye
Cabinet
Marine Band
Sentences Rendered in Belmar Lawbeat Cases at County Court
In Fréehiald Sarge C Conover presided over Belmar trials for beer ark drivers and disorderly houses. Sentences included Christopher Aker two months per indictment, Charls Béreton two months per indictment, and others two months each, with fines for copper wire theft and a year for keeping a disorderly house. John H Aker's trial postponed to February 18 due to illness.
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Fréehiald
Sarge
Conover
Monsivouth
West Park
Belmar
Bullock
Gemino
Beer Ark
Christopher Aker
Aker Waa
Abraham Schlossbach
J. South
Mato
Frank ‘Shutts
Doe
Charlés
Béreton
Benamiy Yabatze
Thoras Sacco
Harry Hartwick
Diz
John Marshall
Sandleas Bron
John''t
Johnson
Kaward Ow
Louis Eddelsotm
Harry Marriner
Bradley’.Beach
Marriner
Ocean Grove
Ark Driver
Cliver's Cinch in Mountmouth Fish Pageant
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local pageant or contest note with unclear names and scores. The legible bits indicate Josephine Cliver and Albert C. involved in a Tunewin event at Mountmouth with unsettled score lines.
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Josephine Cliver
Ind
Albert C
Twloin
Legdera
Monmouth
Rogers Case Proceeds as Council Discusses Suspension
James A. Bradley asks Charles E. Cody to meet with the Police Committee to review charges against Policeman William B. Rogers. Mr. Cook refuses to arrange the meeting on legal grounds, saying he is ready to consult with Bradley but not as the committee representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bradley
Charles E. Cody
William
B. Rogers
Tee
Common Council
Rogers
Cook
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
Avon Introduces New Engine at Public Reception
At a public reception in Avon the factory unveiled a new fire engine with a coal oil detonator. Officials described the event as a success after a trial run of the engine. Firemen from the local brigades attended, and refreshments were provided during the celebration.
Senate in furor over Pettigrew treason charge debate
In a heated senate session on the Philippine question, Senator Pettigrew pressed to print a Aguinaldo document, citing Dewey's recognition of the Filipino republic. Senator Lodge opposed printing it, reading a Dewey letter calling Aguinaldo's claims false. Pettigrew defended Dewey, provoking fierce rebuke from Spooner Hawley Sewell and Gallinger. The clash ended with the financial bill taking up next.
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Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Emilion Aguinaldo
Admiral Dewey
Benator
Lodge
Maasachusetts
Aguinado
Hawley
Connecticut
Trea- Bok
Spooner
Sewell
Gallinger
Jones
Arkansas
Teller
Colorado
Berry
Porto Rico Bill Clears Tariff and Government Provisions
Senate committee advances Porto Rico government bill while keeping a resident delegate and a 25 percent duty on goods moving between Porto Rico and the United States. The act would place Porto Rican duties in U.S. treasury rights and establish quarantines under federal supervision in San Juan. The measure assigns a port of entry and directs use of collected duties for island government needs.
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Washington
Senate
Porto Rico
Conrete
Isa
United States
San Juan
Ot ‘ Marine Hspital
Litigation Ends Over 160 Acre Chicago Land Tract
Chicago reports litigation since 1880 over a 160 acre land parcel bounded by Fifty third and Seventh Streets Gates and Jerry avenues with competing claims among parties including the Ohio and Calamet land docks. Case ongoing with possible quarter or more interests tied to government filings.
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Chicago
Highty-third
Gates
Jery
Haseo
Eagd
Calamet Gandl
Iite
Wheelmen Triumph in Monmouth County Championship Series
Asbury Park Wheelmen scored over 900 points in two games to win the first of eight championship bowling series. The Long Branch team dominated by winning all three games in the Vocals match, securing a clear victory in the county contest.
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Asbury
Wrecked Advertising Wagon and Community Notices from Ocean Grove
A wagon carrying an advertising sign for basket Fatt was damaged as a horse on Munros avenue spooked and skinned its hind legs. The Alumni Association of Asbury Park High School will meet at Grand Avenue hotel. A wind gust bent a small metal spire on Ocean Grove auditorium to 50 degrees. The First Congregational Church youth society met at Mrs. Smock’s home to adopt a constitution and appoint committees. Tonight at 8 will show moving pictures in Association Hall Ocean Grove to benefit the E H Stokes Fire Company.
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W. L. ‘Tonkins
Munros Avenue
Asbury Park’ High School
Grand Avenue Hotel
Ocean’ Grove Auditorium
First Congregational” Church
George ‘Smock
Asbury Avenue
Association Hall
Ocean Grove
E. H. Stokes Fire Company
Fire Department
Freehold Gun Club Plans February Shooting Tournament
The Freehold Gun Club is arranging its annual shooting tourney for February 17. Asbury Park will send a nine man team, the maximum allowed, with invited clubs from Trenton Beverly Hightstown New Brunswick South Amboy Keyport Red Bank Long Branch Toms River Englishtown. About 150 contestants will shoot around ten thousand rounds in three groups. A large tent will shelter the event and a caterer is hired. Each team pays $6 to fund two trophies awarding 80 percent for first and 40 percent for second.
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Freehold
Asbury Park
Wilerade
Trenton
Gun Club
Beverly
Kate Hires of West Park Confined for Sleeping Outdoors
Chief Smith ordered a general arrest to rescue Kate Hires from freezing after she slept outside. Magistrate Borden sentenced her to months in the county jail. Dentists to Meet at Freehold with a banquet at the president Dr. William E. Truax’s home.
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Borden
Kate Hires
Freehold
Smith
Weat Park
Kate
New Jersey Dental Society
William Be, Truax
Rare Dairy Kitchen In Keator Block For Rent
Brick listing states a rare business opportunity in Keator Block offering the Dairy Kitchen for rent with optional hotel apartments. Possession is April 1 and inquiries are directed to agents or owner via Hal Cough Care for further details.
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Keator Block
Land Avenue
Ady
Aia
Plans to Move Symphonion Factory Tie to Lot Sales
The Board of Trade committee warns sale of city lots by April 10 to fund the Symphonion Manufacturing Company’s plant. Lots cost 350 each, slated for conveyance by deed, with completion target June 16 and payment milestones for the $32,000 add-on. Families of workers to relocate near Bradley Park as sale proceeds determine contract execution.
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Symphonion Manufacturing’ Company
Committee On Manufactures of the
Board‘‘of Trade
Bymphonion Company
Oon
Henry C-Winsor
Saya
M.L. Bamman
Frank, Dorand
Hawkins & Dorand
J. Stanley Ferguson
Symphonion Manufacturing Company
Henry, Co
Wincor
Symphonion Company
Airatz
Board of Trade
Eleventh Avenues
Bradley Park
Atking & Company Take Control of Hotel Normandie
Charles A Atkins & Company now own the Hotel Normandie at Broadway and Thirty eighth Street New York with lease and furniture. value about 800000. Charles A Atkins to take general charge after winter period. Fred Atkins named top chef and to oversee culinary operations.
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Charles. A. Atking & Company
Normandie
Broadway
Thirty-eight Street
New York
Fournal
Swhoae
Aabury Park
Messra
Atkins
Fred. Atkin
Tle
Charles A. Atking
Oceaa
Charles Law
Change in the Third Regiment Adjutant Post
Colonel J A Shinn of the Third Regiment New Jersey National Guard announces Quartermaster George B Weston as adjutant to succeed Megath who has been appointed brigade adjutant on General Cooper's staff.
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J. A. Shinn
National Guard of New Jersey
George
Weston
Méghath
Cooper
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Commonwealth
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Feud County
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Aranges
P. F. Taliaferro
Wallace
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Revue Des Deux Mobndes
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ePiva Tyre
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Damaine Peace Committee
AVON
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Dewey
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Monmouth County
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Wig
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