Goebel Is Sworn In As Governor Of Kentucky
Frankfort, Ky January 31 William Goebel was sworn in as governor of Kentucky shortly before 9 o clock tonight and J W Beckham the lieutenant governor by Chief Justice Hazlerigg. The signature statement claimed the legislature adjourned under militia protection and protested actions of Governor Taylor. The oath followed delayed signature work and included Beckham’s oath after Goebel.
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Goebel’s First Proclamation as Kentucky Governor
Governor William Goebel issues a proclamation denouncing unlawful bands that blocked the Kentucky General Assembly in Frankfort. He orders the First and Second regiments of the Kentucky State Guard to return home and commands all others interfering with the assembly to disband and desist, dated January 1, 1900.
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Taylor Uses Military to Restore Kentucky Peace
Governor Taylor announces adjournment of the Kentucky legislature to February 6 after a deadly yesterday and warns that action is needed. He vows to protect life and property with all state resources and urges support from law abiding citizens.
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Atlanta lawmakers clash as Kentucky capital shapes fate
In Kentucky, lawmakers faced armed soldiers as Adjutant General Collier warned of arrest if they met in Frankfort. Democrats protested Governor Taylor's claim to adjourn the assembly to London, insisting no insurrection existed and calling for lawful assembly in the Capitol. The scene near Goebel’s death lingered as tensions rose.
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Park supporters push military park bill amid funding clash
Washington hearings before Senate and House military committees on the Al minty national military park bill show strong Atlanta support and friendly committee sentiment. Speaker Henderson’s vow to limit appropriations could stall action this session, though advocates press for land options and early legislation. The Atlanta delegation will press on as Griggs, Watson, Wise, and other officials lobby for backing.
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Goebel’s Condition Slightly Improves in Kentucky
Frankfort February 1 The condition of Governor Goebel at 1 o clock in the morning was better than during the day He rested comfortably with no unfavorable symptoms and was expected to pull through the morning in good shape At 3 10 a m Goebel was asleep the physicians had retired and only nurses remained in the room
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