Paynter Nominated Senator After Tough Vote in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky January the court of appeals Judge Thomas H Paynter won the Democratic nomination for United States senator to succeed Blackburn. The bid followed a hard fought caucus with Paynter securing decisive support from a majority of both houses. The joint meeting confirmed Paynter as the nominee amid political maneuvering by Governor and state officials.
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Thomas FH. Paynter
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Paynter
Kentucky
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Cardeia
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Senate ballot drama shapes Kentucky contest and bids
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Senate ballot struggle over nominations and chairmanship, with Halos ord cere jorter frot-mignt fan of the senate caucus chosen to preside. Mentions McCreary and Blackburn, Poynter supporters, and a Republican contest affecting Governor and future reelection prospects. Names such as Lewis county, Centre college, and Greenup appear amid historical political maneuvering.
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Senate
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Haldeman
Wd Poynter
Hugh
McCreary
James B
Wadsworth Leads GOP in New York Assembly Speakership Race
January 2 reports show Wadsworth of Livingston winning 75 of 104 caucus votes for speaker of the New York Assembly. Opponent G B M Palmer of Schoharie trails with 14 votes, J Wainwright 15, and Edwin A Merritt 14. Open roll call favored factional, non secret ballot. the race ends a bitter, factional campaign.
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Nooy
Wadsworth
Livingston
James ‘Wadsworth
Cal -Stones
John Hay
Assembly
G .Bm. Palmer
Schoharie
Thsembly
Wadaworth
Edwin A. Merritt
Bt. Lawrence
J Wainwright
Westchester
Tires
New Assembly
Boss Odell
Higgins
WIFE SON ANL VICTIMS OF FARMHOUSE MURDER
Neighbors found Clare A Barnum his wife and two children dead in the farmhouse. An axe and a shotgun lay by the bodies. Barnum apparently killed by a blow to the head. Mrs Barnum’s body found in the woodshed. The scene suggests a family murder.
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Barnum
Nun
Louiue
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Himsel
Fragmentary political note hints at campaign ties and adjournment
A torn OCR passage references Provisional President Roosevelt era figures and an ex governor, noting opposition, Republican support, and an adjourned session. Details are unreadable, but imply partisan contention and a call to read remarks before adjourning.
Supreme Court Affirms Howard Goebel Murder Conviction
James Howard, jailed in Kentucky, loses appeal to the U S Supreme Court challenging juror discharge and trial conduct in the Goebel murder case. Justice McKenna reviews due process claims, upholding the circuit and Kentucky appeals rulings. Howard expresses calm resolve and hopes President Roosevelt will intervene on his behalf.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky Court of Appeals
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Iria
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MeKenns
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J.” C. Alexander
Alexander
Louisville
James Howard
Supreme Court
Rome
United States Supreme Court
Goebel
Kentuckians Meet as Taulbee and Hargis Reconcile
Jackson Ky January 2 Breathitt county ends political strife as County Judge Taulbee and ex judge Hargis meet with attorneys and friends. Both pledge cooperation to restore law and order. Taulbee plans to move to dismiss the cases today. Jubilant locals plan a dance tonight at Taulbee's hotel.
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Polk County Cotton Association elects Waddell president
Cedartown Ga January 2 Special The Polk County Cotton Association today elected Hon John O Waddell president and unanimously endorsed him for president of the state association A delegation of prominent farmers and citizens is named to represent Polk at the state convention in Atlanta
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Polk County Cotton Association
John O. Weddell
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Aulania
Sizzling tale of a millionaire’s daughter author
An American girl Miss Grigsby writes a novel inspired by the life of Charles T. Yerkes. The book, written while in the Riviera, follows a heroine Mrs Lloyd amid love and dishonor with Ros Kimball, a railroad magnate. The story moves from Park Avenue to Boston as events unfold.
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Kentucky
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Boston
Captain Boucher Knocks House Furnisher in Street Clash
Charles B Marsh a dealer at 137 Edgewood Avenue was knocked down by Captain Ross Boucher of the Salvation Army at his Orme Street home yesterday afternoon. Marsh then sought to denounce the captain at a Marietta Street meeting, was arrested, and later jailed. He claimed he sought the light and that Mrs Goucher invited him to visit, while Boucher’s side cited rough treatment.
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Ross Kimbat
Charles B. Marsh
Edgewood Avenue
Wen
Ross Boucher
Salvation Army
Orme Street
Marsh
Marietta
Army
Boucher
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Marietta Street
U Marsh
Mra
New York Life Officials Face Probes After Hamilton Case
New York Life Insurance figures confront turmoil as Hamilton repays 235000 plus a 150000 note while McCall resigns. Board to meet as Orr is urged to take temporary leadership amid probes into officers of several reinsurance firms. Jerome plans prosecutions and expects informants from within the Mutual group.
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Tate Inesurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
Thomas P. Fowler
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Orr
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Norman B. Ream
Hiram R. Steele
New ‘York Life
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Mutual the Provident Savings Life
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Mutual Reserve. Fundes
Declarations Link McClellan to Tammany Dictation
Washington reports a political chatter that Mayor McClellan’s stance against Tammany may reflect a recent payment to Prince. The story notes insiders doubt the claim, while suggesting the mayor’s indepedence during campaigns and the possible impact of Hearst’s large vote.
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Washington
McClellan
Prince
Clellan
Grover Cleveland
Clpve
New York
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Tess
City
Clevelazi
Melan
Weather Summary From Washington January Weather Report
Weather bulletin notes rain and warmer conditions across Georgia and the Carolinas on Wednesday with clearing in the east. Virginia reports rain then a mix of rain and clearing, with fresh southeast winds. Florida and Alabama see rain, then fair and colder conditions with brisk southeast winds. Tennessee faces rain in the west and colder conditions in the east, while western Florida expects rain and colder temperatures with improving winds. Data from multiple stations lists temperatures and precipitation with normals and deficiencies.
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