Goebel murder case: Golden allegedly turns state evidence
Barbourville reports F W Golden turned state's evidence in the Goebel murder probe. The former Goebel guard connected to Caleb Powers campaigns left on a telegram to Lexington, then confessed. In Frankfort Winchester reports say Golden is staying at a hotel, refusing to see visitors while Goebel supporters monitor him. Unconfirmed word claims he named the shooter.
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Bishop Potter Comments on Philippines After Visit
Bishop Potter spoke on the Philippine situation after a five month tour that included Asia and India. He said Filipinos are not ready for self government and a civil regime would require military force to enforce. He noted some Filipinos in Hong Kong doubted success, while a better class saw American occupation as prosperity, and natives in SiNglentia reported shifts to factory labor with concerns over factory rules.
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Contract Annulled on San Pedro Harbor Work
Captain J J Mayler received notice that the department approved annulling the Heldmeyer and Neu contract for the San Pedro harbor project. Heldmeyer from Chicago had taken over after New was killed at the start, with work described as desultory and rock dumping far short of the contract. Brigadier General J N Wilson sent the notification.
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Work Suspended at Dry Tortugas Coaling Station
A Washington dispatch to the Herald reports Secretary Long ordered the contractor on the Dry Tortugas coaling station to suspend construction until next November. The suspension follows the surgeon general of the marine hospital service urging caution about the island’s facilities and health considerations.
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Island quarantine station arouses ownership dispute
Between April and November a quarantine station on the island raised fears it could become a conduit for bubonic plague or yellow fever to the United States. The final ownership remains unsettled with the War Department owning the island per a presidential order, while the Marine Hospital Service operates the station and the Navy cites strategic value from wartime.
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Captain Leary's Orders Clarified At Guam
A Washington dispatch reports that some Leary orders in Guam upset Roman Catholic residents. Bells near a hospital were banned to protect typhoid patients, now discharged, allowing hope for revocation. Leary’s overall administration praised, but he is expected to be detached soon with a new captain taking over.
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An Illuminating Shell
Naval officials pursue a shell that lights the sea upon water impact. A calcium chloride projectile tested at Indian Head burned brightly on impact but proved too heavy and unstable in flight. If perfected, such a shell could illuminate and deter torpedo boat attackers during war.
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Supposed Wreck Off Cape Blanco Reported Near San Francisco
The steamer Coquille River from the north reports off Cape Blanco she spoke the British seal ing schooner Alice Alger which claimed to pass through a mass of lumber and pick up a mattress. The Edile Thiver alan followed the same wreckage after leaving the Alger, and it is inferred the lumber was from the brig Tanner which sailed 20 days from Tacoma. The Tanner, lumber laden, had been anxiously looked for for several days.
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Armour's Will Probsted in Chicago Probate
The will of Philip D Armour Jr was proved and admitted to probate. Executors are empowered to sell real estate and must file bonds double the estate value. Each executor posted a personal bond of 16 million dollars. The estate is estimated at 8 million dollars. Executors named are Mrs May Armour J Ogden Armour and Panderson Valentine.
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Inspection of Transports in San Francisco Harbor
Colonel Bird the government inspector has started examining the transports in the harbor. The Missouri will be retired and the Badger will replace it, to be renamed Lawton. About $150,000 will be spent on repairs for the vessel.
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Machinists Prepare National Strike Plans and Benefits
Chicago reports that local conditions will guide a general strike call. President O Donnell and aides travel to key centers like Cleveland and Philadelphia to consult workers. About 185000 machinists could be affected. New England may be a battleground. Strike would target mining and manufacturing shops while railroad and large firms may be excluded for now. The union holds 150000 in reserve plus 100000 locally for strike funds. Benefits propose 4 dollars weekly for single workers and 6 dollars for married or supporting workers.
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International Association of Machinists
Negotiations halt on Pacific island deal with Ecuador
Washington dispatch reports a pause in talks between the United States and Ecuador over acquiring Pacific islands as Quito resists ceding territory. Separately, negotiations for the Danish West Indies sale to the United States are suspended due to Copenhagen’s cabinet crisis.
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Packing Plant Sold In Chicago Change of Control
The Schwarzachild and Sulzberger Co. of New York will today gain control of the Chicago Packing and Provision Co. plant at the stock yards. Purchase price believed near 300000 dollars. Purchasers plan large investments to enlarge and remodel the plant, which will employ about two thousand people.
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Chinese Circular Prompts Support for Young Emperor
A handbill spread through Chinatown announces that Loong Ki Shen, a Chinese reformer then in Honolulu, will visit San Francisco next month. It warns that without reinstating the dethroned emperor European powers will invade China and take control, urging Chinese Americans to aid with effort and money.
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Will Open boxing School in San Francisco March 20
Peter Jackson sails today to Psa where he plans to open a boxing school in San Francisco on March 20. The move signals a new venture for the famed boxer as he seeks to expand his training services and promote the sport locally.
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