Goebel Contested Governorship Becomes Major Legal Battle
Frankfort Ky January 14 the hearing of evidence in the governor and lieutenant governor contests will begin at 9 30 tomorrow The committees are composed of Democrats and Republicans with Hickman and Coleman chairs The rules grant four days for proof five for the contestant’s case and one for rebuttal Counsel includes Louis McQuown John K Hendrick Goebel special counsel and other notable lawyers The day was quiet with hundreds expected and Senator Blackburn to return soon The Republicans claim possible federal court action if unseated. Goebel camp denies federal question involvement Bradley defends his campaign role and denies collusion allegations
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Cuban Annexation Is Their Scheme
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders push for quick Cuban annexation. Senate Cuban affairs committee plans a Cuba visit to assess conditions, aiming to grant nominal independence to pave absorption by the United States, with protector treaties to deter bond claims and secure a future annexation.
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
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Connecticutt
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Congress
Spain
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Ten Bodies Wash Ashore from Bay Wreck Near St Mary's
Reports from St Johns Newfoundland describe ten bodies found among rocks after a wreck in St Mary's Bay. Weather delays hamper retrieval as investigators seek the ship's name from cargo clues and photos washed ashore.
Plague Appears At Adelaide With Two Cases and Death
Health authorities in Adelaide South Australia report two bubonic plague cases including one fatal. One victim is identified as a runaway sailor from the British bark Farmosa. The incident prompts health officials to halt nearby travel and monitor contacts.
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South Australia
Silent War Office Keeps Public in Suspense on Tugela
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts stating no change in the situation as General Buller’s Tugela move remains unseen by the public. The article notes wide front, lack of maps, Warren and Buller plans, and concerns over 10,000 yeomanry, with Egyptian officers en route to replace casualties.
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Cairo
South Africa
Letters From English Soldiers Describe Boer War Battles
Letters from British troops in South Africa recount the Modder River fight and Kimberley bombardment with vivid, grisly detail. Medical officers report horrific wounds while infantry are labeled useless against mounted Boers, urging more mounted infantry and local volunteers.
Barrett Says Hoar Speech Triggered Philippine War
Chicago January 14 ex United States minister John Barrett publicly named Senator Hoar as the anti expansion speaker whose message to Hong Kong and Luzon helped spark an open insurrection in the Philippines. Barrett recalled a ciphered dispatch, cost details, and distribution to Filipino soldiers, asserting the speech’s influence preceded the uprising.
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Masked Robber Works Alone In Two Kansas City Robberies
A masked armed man robs two downtown Kansas City restaurants at 6 am. In Lewis's at 1210 Walnut Street he confronts the cashier, robs the register, and displays a pistol to nearby diners. Across the street at Robert McClintock's he again robs the register, demanding customers raise their hands and taking $146 before fleeing.
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Governor McLaurin Stricken with Pneumonia in Jackson
Governor McLaurin has been confined to his room in the executive mansion for four days with pneumonia affecting both lungs. Doctors regard the case as very serious with blood-tinged expectoration and a doubtful chance of recovery as his term nears its end. Inaugural plans may move from the statehouse to the house of representatives, and a military parade may be canceled if his condition worsens. three National Guard regiments are ordered to rendezvous in Jackson.
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Methuen Enters Free State Campaign Reported
A dispatch from Cape Town informs the War Office in London of Methuen entering the Free State theater. The inquiry continues as desk schedules note action at midnight with further details to follow on the second page.
Booker Washington Explains Success Path For Negroes
Chicago January 14 Hundreds of colored people gathered at Beth El church to hear Booker T. Washington discuss a new fraternal insurance group for negroes. He urged thrift, industry and saving, tied to Tuskegee, noting northern competition and southern temptations. He said his work remains with Tuskegee and that the movement should help negroes prosper by mastering a skill and contributing to the community.
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Patrick H. O'Donnell
Jane Adams
Washington
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Roland Reed Improves But Remains in Danger
Roland Reed the actor has shown continued improvement over three to four days while still not out of danger after weeks in St. Luke's hospital. Doctors report he is better tonight, though condition remains serious and uncertain.
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Roland Reed
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Reed
Harrison's Brother Huet: Real Estate Man Kicked by Horse
J. S. Harrison, brother of ex-President Harrison and a Kansas City real estate man, was kicked on the head by a vicious horse in Beaumont Texas on January 14. He was knocked senseless with a fractured skull and is resting under opiate influence as doctors hope for improvement.
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Missing Bradbury Sparks Third Atlanta Disappearance Case
F A Bradbury 30 missing from Atlanta after a Friday arrest for drunkenness. wife Mrs. Bradbury and Cable Piano Company report he last worked Wednesday and may be ill or away after spate of recent disappearances in two weeks. Police, including Captain Ball, search bars and streets, with no trace found.
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