Louisville peace agreement verdict as Taylor stalls
Frankfort reports Taylor has not signed the Louisville peace agreement and doubts linger on whether he will. Democrats push for a signature while two Kentucky legislators Weatherford and Egbert appear amid security measures. An injunction goes to Judge Taft in Cincinnati Monday affecting Democratic officials Hager and McChesney.
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Taylor
Louisville
London
Weatherford
Egbert
Collier
Col
Wiliams
Taft
Cincinnati
Hager
Superintendent of Public Instruction
McChesney
Kentucky Legislature Holds Joint Executive Session
In London Kentucky on February 10 the house census showed seven absentees of forty eight. Enrolling clerk Eliza Parker elected. A motion for executive session carried but votes whispered. Senate met with thirteen members present. A joint executive session followed a senate request. A eulogy for late Senator J Speed Smith was delivered. Resolutions of respect adopted. Sworn roster of state officers challenged by post election ruling. Both chambers adjourned after brief sessions.
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Aiken
Burkamp
Kelday
Wm. Lewis
Mahaffey
McDowell
Walton
Eliza Parker
House
Senate
Miller
J. Speed Smith
Richmond
Burnham
Slack
W. S. Taylor
John Marshall
Caleb Powers
J. 5
Sweeney
W H. R. Day
C. J. Pratt
John Burke
J. W. Throckmorton
Kenton
General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Taylor
Marshall
Commonwealth
Hays
Democrats Establish State Government in Louisville Quorum Met
Democratic lawmakers arrive with a quorum in both chambers at Louisville and vow to protect members from arrest as plans to set up a state government proceed. Beckham pledges to defend legislators and arrest anyone who interferes. Senate meets with 20 members, House later assembles with 53 present to report resumed business and honor Goebel.
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Beckham
London
Frankfort
General Assembly
Con. Castleman
Senate
Chancery
House
Gov. Carter
General Assembly of Texas
Goebel
Texas
Fire too severe MacDonald retires unsettles Natal front
London dispatches report Gen Buller’s third attempt near Ladysmith failing to cross the Vaal Krantz amid crossfire and trenching difficulties. MacDonald’s retirement puzzles commentators with theories of joint operations directed by the commander in chief.
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Spearmain
Loer
Vaal Krantz
Geo. Buller
Buller
Tuagela
Lindysmith
Drakensberg
MacDonald
Lord Roberts
Suller
Charles Williams
Lord Wolseley
Orange River
Times
Roodoersburg
Mungersfontein
Modder River
Kimberley
Lourenzo Marques
Inhambane
the Times
Natal
The
Admiralty
George J. Goschen
Leyds
Brussels
England
Free State
CLEW TO THE ASSASSIN WITH PARTIAL CONFESSION LINK
Frankfort Kentucky February 10 authorities seek key evidence from Silas Jones who was arrested Friday. Jones confesses little yet says Warland Whitaker, arrested after the shooting at the executive building, knows much. Police expect more arrests around Richmond Madison county Wy and Gottschalk of Nelson county released from custody.
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Goebel
Silas Ones
Jones
Warland Whittaker
Whittaker
Richmond
Madison County
John Gottschalk
Nelson County
Silas Jones
Affairs in Samoa Divisions Spark Local Hostilities
Samoan news via the Alameda reports limited trouble from the partition of Samoa by three powers. Mataafa followers in Aana and Savaii attack Malietoan homes, drive residents to Saliemoa, while Malietoans returnees are expelled. The Prairie sails from Baltimore to Newcastle with Albany crew and government exhibits for the Paris exposition.
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Alameda
Apia
Aana
Savaii
Mataafa
Saliemoa
Washington
the Prairie
Baltimore
Newcastle
Eng
Albany
Forces Tied to Return as Boer War Updates Reach London
Dispatches report Gen. MacDonald and Gen. Babbington's forces set to return shortly with reconnaissance claims traced to headquarters. Buller criticized for failing to relieve Ladysmith, while press reviews label Tugela River fighting strategy unfavorable. Lady Churchill visits camp. Gen. Clery sails to England on medical leave.
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London
Modder River
MacDonald
Berlin
Stamping Out the Plague in Hawaii
Washington reports improved conditions in Honolulu with about 7000 Asians in quarantine. The Alameda’s news arrival pleases authorities and validates drastic Hawaiian measures to stamp out the disease.
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Washington
Wyman
San Francisco
Honolulu
Alameda
Ship Missouri at Honolulu as Alameda sails away
The hospital ship Missouri lay in Honolulu harbor while the Alameda departed. Missouri reported a rough voyage from Nagasaki during which 16 passengers died, many from war wounds and dysentery. Missouri carried 272 sick and wounded soldiers from Manila aboard.
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Missouri
Honolulu
Alameda
Nagasaki
Manila
Insurgent Front Holds Position in Santander Region
Reports from Colon Colombia state Bogota remains under government control. insurgents hold the Santander department where a major battle is anticipated. Daily notices show smaller insurgent defeats elsewhere as New York reports a boxing decision and Birmingham records a fatal execution.
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Colon
Colombia
United States
Bogota
Department of
Santander
Train wreck at Marquette injures two in copper country passage
A Duluth South Shore and Atlantic special left the track while entering a Downe embankment in Namaqua, Bereavement. Four coaches plunged down a 15 foot slope with 40 passengers aboard. two were injured Mrs Raymond of Negaunee and traveling engineer William Greene of Marquette. No fatalities reported. In Georgia, Republicans nominate A H Freeman for Congress in Fourth district with McKinley alluded at the national convention.
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Nestoria
Michh
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Marquette
Copper Country
Raymond
Negaunee
William Greene
Coal deficit sparks wartime import push in Russia
February reports from St. Petersburg note a native coal shortfall estimated at 1,000,000 tons. The government has issued large orders for Welsh coal and is seeking additional suppliers to cover shortages.
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St. Petersburg
Miners and Operators Link for Terre Haute Conven tion
Indiana miners and operators call a March 20 convention in Terre Haute to settle wage contracts and labor questions left by the interstate joint conference amid opposition to reelecting Van Horne Kennedy. Also Judge Baker rules rails and ties not part of foreclosed railroad property in a Fort Wayne line case.
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Terre Haute
Ind
van Horne
Kennedy
United Mine Worker
Indiana
Indianapolis
Baker
United States District Court
E. H W. Calvin
Fort Wayne, Terre Haute & Southwestern Railway
McMaster orders examination in Depauw suit over stock
Superior Court Justice McMaster issues an order directing W L Keant and J S Mack of the American Plate Glass Co to appear with books and papers in the office of A L Mason attorney for Depauw University. The suit seeks a receiver for the American Co over about 31000 in university stock in the Penn Plate Glass Co and its alleged underset.
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Ind
McMaster
Superior Court
W. L. Keant
J. S. Mack
American Plate Glass Co
A. L. Mason
Depauw University
American Co
Penn Plate Glass Co
University
Penn Co
Trust
Tin can factory to open in Wabash with 10000 daily capacity
Wabash Indiana on February 10 reports a new tin can factory will be established by the Wabash Canning Co. The plant is planned to operate at a capacity of 10000 to 12000 cans per day.
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North Judson
Ind
Northwest Indiana Beet Sugar Development Co
Chicago
New England Beet Sugar Co
Boston
Wabash
Wabash, Ind
Wabash Canning Co
Telegraphic Brevities From The Nation Wide
Smallpox spreads rapidly near Dallas with a detention camp set up. Mexico City shows rising deaths from 343 to 414 in the latest week. William Nemis of Chicago is obsessed with the South Africa war, claiming kinship to Lord Roberts. Berlin banker Sternberg is jailed for fraud after posting 1,000,000 marks bail. Dayton Tennessee post office robbed of $500 cash and stamps. Key West postmaster G. B. Patterson seeks Florida Congress seat. Texas criminal appeals court upholds James Rivers death sentence for a Cherokee County murder. James Walter Kennedy, famed as a superman, dies in Boston aged 40 after lifting 4,210 pounds. Turkish sultan warned by Young Turk leaders of imminent coup unless constitution granted. Frank Erne versus Chicago Jack Daly ends six rounds with a decision. August Horrmann, head of Rubsam Horrmann Brewing, commits suicide in New York private sanatorium. he was a millionaire.
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William Nemis
Chicago
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Herr Sternberg
Berlin
Dayton
Tenn
G. B. Patterson
Key West
Fly
Congress
Florida
Texas State Court of Criminal Appeals
James Rivers
Willam Jones
Cherokee County
James Walter Kennedy
Boston
Bright
Turkey
Young Turk Party
Frank Erne
Jack Daly
Ft. Dearborn Athletic Club
Aguinaldo believed to have escaped Luzon island
War department officials say Aguinaldo may have fled Luzon as Senator Jones drafts a free silver coinage substitute for the pending currency bill. In Washington near Dixie Wash farmer Benj Royce is killed by his grandson Frank Royce who cremates the body and then dies by suicide. Maj. Gen. Henry W. Lawton is laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after services at the Church of the Covenant. A national gathering marks the solemn tribute to the honored dead with full ceremonial respect.
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Jones
Dixie
Wash
Benj. Royce
Frank Royce
Henry W. Lawton
National Cemetery
Arlington
Church of the Covenant
Washington
Fall from lumber pile injuries at Barney & Smith works
Dayton citizen John Stapleton employed at Barney and Smith car works fell from a lumber pile near the factory. He lost his footing and plunged about ten feet striking his head and suffering multiple bruises before the ambulance took him to St Elizabeth's hospital for treatment. doctors say he will recover.
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Dayton, O
John Stapleston
Barney & Smith
Stapleton
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
McWhinnies Honored to England and London
President Mice Ninsey has been notified of election as an honorary member of Columbia lodge of muster masons in London England. Recognition highlights cross national fraternal ties as the ceremony details remain forthcoming.
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Washington
Prsident Mice Ninsey
Columbia Lodge of Muster Masons of
London
Eng
Markets and grain prices across Cincinnati and Chicago
The report lists February prices for flour and grain in Cincinnati including spring and winter varieties and patents, plus live stock values for hogs, cattle, sheep, lambs, and veal calves. Chicago figures show No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 corn ranges and assorted oats prices with several grade distinctions.
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Chicago
Anita
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