Bitter Kentucky Senate Fight Draws in Beckham and Blackburn
In Kentucky a bitter political clash pits Senator Blackburn against Governor Beckham as both expose rival charges and state machine accusations. The battle centers on Senate succession and legislative support, with potential candidates Judge Lewis McQuown and Judge Paynter showing as possible future rivals while public mobilization grows around Blackburn’s aggressive campaign style.
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Exington
Kentucky
Blackburn
Beckham
Washington
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
United States
My Mather
State Central Committee
Jo” Blackburn
Bradley
W J. Debee
Deboe
W. Godfrey Hunter
Hunter
National Republican Organization
William Goebel
Lewis McQuown
Bowling Green
Thomas ¥. Paynter
Court of Appeals
McQuown
Hargises
James Flarais
Democratic State Central Committee
Hargis
Judge Mcgown
Judge Paynter
Campeiga
Parker
Davis
Winchester
Pail
Beams
Mentor for Van Alen tied to Mrs Glyn antiquities
Special Cable report from London notes Mrs Clayton Glyn, author of The Visits of Elizabeth, mentors art purchases for American millionaire Mr Van Alen to stock his Rushton Hall residence. The piece highlights Glyn's taste, birth in Canada, and long England residence, with mentions of Lady Duff Gordon’s dressmaking business and press activity.
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London
Clayton Glyn
Elizabeth
van Alen
Rushton Hall
England
Cannada
Mrs Glyn
Lipa
Stockholders meet as Jersey City hosts annual Cotton Duck firms
Stockholders in the United States Cotton Duck Corp and Mount Vernon Woodbury Cotton Duck Co held annual meetings in Jersey City. Officials report total income of 39,490,149 with net earnings of 516,085. Interest on 7,000,000 first mortgage bonds totals 3350,000, leaving a 16,085 surplus as most officers and directors are reelected.
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Evernings
New York
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Mount Vernon-Woodry Cotton Duck Company
Jersey City
Ota
Two Lost in Sloop Wreck Off Gravina Inland Coast
Victoria reports from Ketchikan of a wrecked sloop off the Gravina Inland coast. two crewmen drowned. Benjamin Spencer became insane from exposure and fled those who found the wreck. Bodies and clothing were later found. Spencer likely perished in the forest.
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Victoria
B. C
Haseen
Kitchikan
Gravinai
Benjami Spencer
Explanation of Great Pond Correspondence Raises 14 Daughters
A colonial era note explains that an editor's error misnumbered Guy Chick's family as fourteen daughters. It clarifies that he and his wife indeed welcomed a single daughter of fourteen pounds, correcting the mistaken count in the vessel’s records.
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Great Pond
Wils
Guy Chick
Mace
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