Startling Evidence Made Public in Carter Case
New York and Savannah reports reveal that the Carter case gains dramatic new evidence. Westcott testifies against Carter, while expert Johnson details one third shares for Gaynor Greens and Carter, suggesting government losses exceeding two million dollars. The revelations intensify pressures for federal prosecution and remedial legislation to move the case to trial in Georgia.
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Carter
Gberlit M Carter
Prgenta
D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Bavenneh
New York
Congress
Greene
Gaynor
Proceesings Institute
Savannah
Mr. Westcott
Greene and Gaynor
Hidward I. Johnson
Griggs
United States
Erwin
Oberlin M. Carter
Government
Georgia
Johnson
Applorien
Gaynors
Greens
Aya
Pechmnber
Sxvanteh
Sporls
Gillette
Westrott
Eraditslis
Westcott
Europe
Garter
Drogrees
Westcott Manly
Examiner
Greane
The
Board of Inquiry
Wstcott
Taylor Goes Back to Face Charges in Goebel Case
Seven prisoners charged as principals or accessories in the Goebel murder are to be arraigned in Frankfort. Governor W G Taylor returns from Washington and may escape immediate indictment action as the case record is held by Judge Cantril. Motions for bail and venue are expected. witnesses will be placed on recognizance bonds as hearings may take days.
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Grand Jury
United States District Court
Savannah
Greene
Gaynors
New York
Georgia
Carter
Lke
B. D. Greene
John F. Gayner
The
Republic
Brankfort
W. G. Taylor
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Taylor
Finley
Powers
Culton
Judge Cantril
William Goebel
Caleb Powers
Henry E. Youtney
Harland Whittaker
John W. Davis
W. H. Culton
Wharton Golden
Richard Combs
Ailan “Taliow Dick
Bai
Bow‘ers
Davis
Whittiker
Combs
Kentucky
Bateman
Megowan
Stine
Berry
Baxter
Brooks
Arkansas
Ohio
Board
General Assembly
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Virginia
London
Laurel County
Governor W Taylor Passes Through Lexington
Governor W Taylor traveled from Washington to Frankfort stopping in Lexington this morning. He said he returned to quell rumors of seeking to escape indictment. A group of Lexington residents plans to travel to Frankfort on Monday to support him in any lawful way.
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Taylor
Lexington
W. & Taylor
Washington
Frankfort
Beckham Case Brief Filed For U S Supreme Court Look At Kentucky Governorship
Washington April 28 Attorney Lewis McQuown for Governor Beckham has prepared a brief for filing in the U S Supreme Court. The case questions the governing procedure for contested gubernatorial elections in Kentucky and the sufficiency of “due process” under the fourteenth amendment. The Kentucky statute provides notice within thirty days, selection by lot, sworn trial, witness compulsion, and a six member decision reported to the legislature for final determination.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Arrowsmith Va
Kennard
Louisiana
United States
Ita
Supreme Courts of
New York
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Court of Last Resort
Supreme Board of Contest
General Assembly
Washington
Lewis McQuown
J. C. W. Beckham
Supreme Court
Iowa Central Railway Company
Iowa
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Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illnois
Indiana
Kansas
Mississsippi
North Carolina
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tennnessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Taylor
Bryan Declares for Boers in Quiet Chicago Visit
William J. Bryan arrived in Chicago unheralded and held private talks with party leaders including Mayor Harrison and ex Governor Angell before leaving for Port Huron Michigan. No comment was provided on the discussions or Bryan's stance beyond sympathy expressed by the Democratic Party.
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Nebraskan
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Harrison
Angeld
Port Huron
Mich
Knaym
Air Bion
Nine Persons Crushed to Death at Democratic Gathering
A report from the Sherman House details nine people killed in a crushing incident during a conference led by J. G. Johnson, with discussion of Democratic Party moves and foreign policy implications. The account also notes William Jennings Bryan’s remarks on Boer and international sympathy if McKinley loses.
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J. G. Johnson
Sherman House
Democratic Party
Bryan
Europe
South African
America
McKinley
Russia
Mr. Bryan
United Statua
Coe Sriusang
England
Dewey Leaves for Chicago in Special Train
Admiral Dewey with Mrs. Dewey and Lt Caldwell departed Washington noon for Chicago to celebrate Manila battle anniversary. Train, one of the finest to leave the capital, carries three luxury cars with Dewey flag windows and floral decorations. Mrs. Dewey received a bouquet as thousands cheered at departure.
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Admiral
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Nine Die in Paris Exposition Bridge Disaster
At Paris Exposition grounds a wooden foot bridge collapsed under a crowd of visitors. Nine people were killed and nine injured as rescuers and soldiers freed victims and carried them to ambulances and hospitals. The Celestial Globe sideshow and unfinished structures faced blame while police ordered closures of several dangerous attractions.
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Paris
Avenue de Sufren
Avenue de Bufren
Picard
Loubet
Lepine
Admiral Dewey Arrives at Pittsburg Nonstop Train Stop
Admiral Dewey’s special B and O train arrived in Pittsburg on schedule. The locomotive did not enter the station and the train stopped at Laugestin junction for transfer. A large crowd gathered at multiple stations to greet him. In Connellsville half the town came out. he refused political questions, saying the trip had no political significance.
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Dewey
Pittsburg
Admiral Dewey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Laugestin Junction
Connellaville
Wilson Sees Bryan Victory In Democratic Unity
Kansas City April 8 Willem L Wilson author of the Wilson tariff bill says Democrats are united and Bryan will be nominated in a reshaped campaign. He predicts McKinley Dewey Cleveland and Morton figures none will derail Bryan as old tactics fail. Wilson asserts Admiral Dewey is political naive and prone to sudden blunders.
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Kansas City
Willem L. Wilson
Hot Springs
Nebraska City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
McKinley
Bryan
Dewey
Wilson
Admiral Dewey
Rail union leaders to confer with Choctaw officials in Little Rock
A B Youngson arrived in Little Rock to represent Grand Chief Arthur at a conference with Choctaw officials. Frank P. Sargent will also attend to seek a uniform wage scale across related lines. Youngson said the aim is to harmonize pay and then address two discharges, with an amicable outcome expected.
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Little Rock
Ark
A. B. Youngson
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M. Arthur
Frank P. Sargent
Peoria
Youngson
Memphis
Oklahoma
Gulf
Turkish government seeks to dodge indemnity payment
Constantinople April 23 The porte has not replied to the note delivered to Tevfik Pasha by U S charge d affaires Lloyd Griscom regarding the indemnity claimed. Some believe a settlement may be arranged with private American contractors to conceal payment and relieve the Ottoman government from responsibility for losses at the Simp Otie massacre.
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Constantinople
Porte
Tevhkr Pasha
United States
Lloyd Griscom
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