Factions Clam to Save Cars Ried the State
Competing groups claim to protect the state car fleet amid a dispute over funding and management. Local officials urge cooperation as experts warn of potential layoffs and vehicle retirements.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
1
Competing groups claim to protect the state car fleet amid a dispute over funding and management. Local officials urge cooperation as experts warn of potential layoffs and vehicle retirements.
Kentucky parties claim victory as official tallies loom. Early returns show Goebel edging Taylor with Democratic gains in the legislature. amid fraud rumors and warrants against election officers, GOP and Democrat factions clash over results. Other states report mixed county by county outcomes with Democrats dominating Maryland and Georgia contests.
Partial returns from 69 of 76 counties including Philadelphia show Barnett Republican ahead for state treasurer by about 199,465 over Creasy Democrat with revised estimates from missing counties. Brown Republican leads for supreme court judge by roughly 30,000 more than Barnett.
The text notes Hon. W. J Sanford announcing his candidacy for governor of Alabama and pledging to begin a vigorous campaign from Birmingham with solid support and early decisions.
In federal court at Moscow Idaho the ten men convicted of delaying United States mail near Wardner during late April were sentenced. The case stems from disruptions in the Coeur d'Alene mining region as authorities pursue penalties for obstructing postal service.
Judge Beatty orders prisoners to be sent to San Quentin California and imposes fines of 1000 dollars on all but Dennis O'Rourke who receives 20 months and 1000 dollars. Motions for arrest and suspension of judgment overruled. Prisoners to depart when court ends. Springfield fire destroys opera house and several businesses. Communication cut off and fire engine sent from Springfield. Ed McFatridge dies after being thrown from his horse near Paris Texas during a trip in November.
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