Injunction Hearing Delayed as Republicans Plan Petitions
Frankfort reports no change in Governor Taylor’s stance amid Goebel unrest. Republicans prepare two petitions for U S court as D W Fairleigh and Judge Barr join Louisville talks. Beckham signals possible statement on Louisville peace agreement and a broader GOP meeting to discuss the accord.
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Frankfort
Taylor
Goebel
D. W. Fairleigh
Judge Barr
Louisville
Blackburn
Courts hear petitions in Bradley case for Kentucky contest
Cincinnati reporters note former Governor Bradley and Kentucky lawyers labored overnight on two petitions to be filed Monday in the U S circuit court of appeals before Judge Taft. The actions seek restraining orders against Democratic contestants and against interference with the state government amid last November election disputes.
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Cincinnati
Bradley
Kentucky
Taft
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Taylor
Marshall
State Board of Elections
Louisville
State Board of Election Commissioners
Commonwealth
Warrants Likely For Arrest Of Kentucky Democrats
Reports from Frankfort and London indicate warrants to arrest Democratic members to form a quorum may be issued immediately. Governor Beckham pledges protection for legislators and warns against interference. Injunction hearing in Georgetown postponed. volume of executive sessions in London grows tense as lawmakers await moves from Governor Taylor.
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Lonion, Ky
London
William Lewis
Leslie County
Taylor
Frankfort
Burglars Loot Illinois Station Safe in Abingdon
In Abingdon Illinois two operators W F Easton and Dean West were threatened by burglars who dynamited the office safe and obtained 100 dollars cash. The robbers fled and the operators were later released from a boxcar by train workers. No crew was left behind.
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Galesburg
Ills
W.F. Easton
Dean West
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Abingdon
Nicaragua Returns Double-Duty Funds To Merchants
In Bluefields last summer General Torres imposed double duties on American merchants. The Nicaragua judiciary has ruled the money should be returned, resolving a long-standing U S Nicaragua dispute over extortion.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Torres
Bill Cook Dies in Albany Prison
Bill Cook, once a famed desperado of Indian Territory, died in Albany penitentiary from consumption. He had been sentenced in 1895 to 45 years' imprisonment.
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Bill Cook
Albany
Indian Territory
General Lewis Dead in Chicago Veteran General Named Fifth Vermont Founder
Gen. John R. Lewis a noted G A R figure died suddenly in Chicago. He organized the Fifth Vermont volunteers at the Civil War start, rose to brigadier general, and fought at the Wilderness where he lost an arm.
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Chicago
John R. Lewis
Vermont Volunteers
Sugar cane harvest halted as 2000 miners mob in Martinique
In Fort de France Martinique a mob of about 2000 miners blocked cane harvests as troops moved to quell the disturbance. An infantry post of 25 men was attacked and fired upon with nine killed and 14 wounded. Two plantations in Commune le Francoise suffered incendiary fires.
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Fort de France
Martinique
le Francoise
Seeman Nominated In Fourth District Caucus
West Point Georgia Republicans nominate A H Seeman of Greenville for congress and instruct delegates for McKinley while endorsing Judson Lyons for national committeeman. Washington reports Aguinaldo may have escaped Luzon as War Department surveys new lines. Columbia convention fixes March 20 state convention elections with strong McKinley backing.
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West Point
Fourth
A. H. Seeman
Greenville
McKinley
Judson Lyons
Register of the Treasury
Washington
War Department
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Department
London
Columbia
State Republican Executive Committee
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Liza
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