Goebel Obsequy Sparks Calls for Kentucky Justice
Frankfort Ky Feb 9 Justus Goebel issues open letter after his brother s funeral urging Kentuckians to demand justice for Goebel s murder and to resist moves by powerful figures. Governor Taylor says no action yet on the Goebel law and a new election law is proposed to be framed by bipartisan appointees.
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Taft to Hear Kentucky Election Board Petition Monday
Judge William J. Taft, newly appointed head of the Philippine commission, will hear two Kentucky election contest petitions next Monday. One petitions to restrain Democratic contestants from interfering with Republican state officers other than governor and lieutenant governor. the other seeks to bar the state board of election commissioners from interrupting the de facto government. Both suits will be argued in the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Democrats to proceed with Louisville state government plan
In Frankfort on February 9 the Democratic leaders met at the Capitol hotel and agreed to assume Governor Taylor will take no action on the Louisville agreement. They planned to organize the state government in Louisville unless a direct motion or word from the governor changes their course.
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Funeral Procession for Goebel Brought Rain and Calm in Frankfort
Rain poured as Governor Goebel lay in state and thousands gathered for his funeral in Frankfort Kentucky. Despite fears of clashes between soldiers and Democrats, order held as speeches praised Goebel and urged peace and restoration of prosperity in the state.
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Democrats Explain Inability to Attend Governor Gobel Funeral
Democratic members of the legislature in Louisville explain they cannot attend Governor Gobel's funeral due to armed duress and unlawful threats. The message to Senator Blackburn notes the pressure preventing their presence.
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Message of condolence for Governor Goebel’s death
An expression of sorrow from Kentucky residents condemns the assassination attempt on the governor and pledges loyalty to the state. The note notes devotion to Kentucky’s people, and hopes for restoration of powers under the law. Democratic senators also sent a similar message.
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Secret Session Discusses Warrants to Arrest Absent Members
London Ky Feb 9 That action was discussed and decided in executive sessions of both houses to issue warrants for arrest and enforce attendance of enough absent members to form a quorum in each branch.
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Democratic attorneys to meet Judge Taft in Cincinnati
Frankfort Kentucky February 9 The Democratic attorneys will meet Judge Taft in Cincinnati Judge J A Scott and Judge W H Pryor will travel there for the session.
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Ohio Legislature introduces wide mix of bills in both chambers
Ohio lawmakers added numerous measures in Columbus with bills touching messenger duties, railway employer liability, school curriculum, aging limits, underground wires in Cincinnati, bonds for Toledo boulevards and fairgrounds, and saloon closures on Memorial Day. Senate ideas include fraternal insurance rules and amendments to bills of exceptions. Golson hanged in Alabama for murder. Lawton buried at Arlington with national tribute.
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No Rift In Clouds Yet as Conference Talks Loom
Louisville reports say Democratic Governor Beckham will protect legislators from arrest as Republican London and Frankfort factions push warrants to force quorum. London convenes with seven of 38 absent in the house and 13 in the senate. Taylor does not sign the Louisville peace agreement amid ongoing Frankfort talks.
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Republican Petition and Kentucky legislative crisis report
Reports from Cincinnati and London on political petitions challenging the Goebel election law and on Governor Taylor’s secret warrants to force a house quorum. Mentioned are petitions alleging constitutional violations, the reorganization of the state election board, and tense legislative maneuvers as judges and counsel prepare for a restraining order hearing.
Peace Accord Near Signatures in Kentucky
Adjutant General Collier remained with Governor Taylor into the night, after late talks about the peace agreement. Sources indicate a decision was reached and the pact would likely be signed by Governor Taylor within 24 hours.
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Dramatic clash as Molineux murder trial rages in court
In New York the Molineux murder trial features a sensational confrontation as Assistant District Attorney Osborne accuses Mrs. Molineux of motive, reading a note from Blanche and provoking defense objections. General Molineux consoles his daughter-in-law as the judge presides. Separate report notes Root denying any plan to relieve Otis at Manila.
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Buller’s Queer Move Confuses War Experts Outlook at Ladysmith
London reports the Boer Count confirms the relief of Lady Smith failed again. Spencer Wilkinson notes Lord Roberts poised to begin a campaign with Methuen and the seventh division joining forces. Buller’s moves appear to be a demonstration to deter Boer reinforcements as trains support Kimberley.
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No More Nitroglycerin Powder Adopted by Army
The Army Ordnance Department will abandon nitroglycerin powder and switch to a pure soluble cotton powder like the navy. The change follows an accident at Sandy Hook during a test of a 6 inch gun using smokeless powder for 8 inch guns cut in half. The charge reached over 80 600 pounds, exceeding the gun’s pressure gauge and injuring breech parts.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a remedy for constipation with prices of 10 cents and 25 cents and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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