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06 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1900
Page
1
Goebel's Death Rites Move From Capitol to Vault
Gov William K Goebel's body left the Capitol hotel in steady rain for a special train to Covington where Justus Goebel and Mrs Braunecker spent the night before. Twelve men lifted the casket as roses from Frankfort officials banked the casket and a near empty crowd watched. In Covington 5000 awaited the arrival and the body lay in state at Odd Fellows hall with black drapery and floral tributes including a rose and fern display inscribed From loving hearts and sweet memories at Bardstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Covington
Thed. & O
Wm. E. Goebel
Odd Fellows
Bardstown
Beckham
No Peace Yet as Talks Stall in Kentucky Crisis
Feb 6 report from London and Frankfort shows peace talks between Baker and Lindsay with Governor Taylor failing to yield an immediate agreement. A Taylor attorneys conference is planned for tonight as posturing continues and Beekham militia reorganization looms. Taylor legislature convened in the seminary building to begin its session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfor
Baker
Dan Lindsay
Taylor
Capitol Hotel
Lindsay
Louisville
Geo. W. Long
Collier
Beckham
London
Kentucky
Baptist Church
Senate Session Opens Quietly in Dual Room House
Two story plebeian hall described with lower room for the house and upper room for the senate. Mr Hayes of Louisville a Brown Democrat called the senate to order. Zev Dixson offered a prayer for an end to bloodshed as no business was transacted by either branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Hayes
Louisville
Zev. Dixson
Gage to Address Group VIII Banquet in New York
Secretary Gage arrived in New York to speak at the Group VIII New York State Bankers association annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. The event features a large city banker gathering and speakers from out of town including President Stryker of Hamilton College United States District Attorney Rees of Philadelphia and Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gage
New York State Bankers’ Association
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Stryker
Hamilton College
United States
Rees
Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Strike Spreads in Cuba Labor Dispute at Santiago
A Cuba strike in Santiago de Cuba expands to all public departments with about 4000 workers out seeking a 75 cent daily wage increase. Jamaican workers fill positions while planters and mine operators decide Spaniards are the most reliable labor force on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
Jamaica
Island
Fasting girl case stirs English papers near Ghent
English papers discuss a near Ghent old girl who has not eaten since early November. She has fasted almost three months yet remains alive lying in bed all day unable to take liquids. Religious farmers in the area regard her as a saint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ghent
Lawton Funeral Arrangements Discussed by House
The house met at noon to hear a secretary of war letter about attendance Plans for Major General Lawtons funeral. The Lawton fund reached $98054 as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Lawton
Rockefeller retires from Standard Oil Ohio posts
The retirement of John D. Rockefeller and his brother Frank as president and vice president of the Standard Oil company of Ohio occurred last December but was only disclosed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Fed
John D. Rockefeller
Frank
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Lightweight title pact set for six rounds in Chicago
Frank Erna the lightweight champion and Jack Dally of Chicago have been matched for six rounds before the Fort Dearborn Athletic club Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Erna
Jack Dally
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Milwaukee Bait for Democratic Convention Guarantee Fund
Milwaukee reports $80 000 plus pledged of the $100 000 goal for the Democratic national convention guarantee fund as of February 6. Local officials and organizers press for full support to secure hosting costs and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Albanians Rise Against Servians Near Prizend
Albanian forces near Prizend in Europe kill many Servian soldiers in a sudden uprising reported from Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Prizend
Turkey
Europe
Copper and Silver Prices Reported in New York
New York market notes copper at 16, silver at 602, and lead at 4.45 with price reads dated February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Insurgent Attack Wounds Two U S Officers Near Nia
In a clash between attacking insurgents and a Forty-fifth Infantry battalion near Nia the Americans suffered two wounded officers a major and a captain and one sergeant killed. A full report was not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Forty-fifth Infantry
Nia
El Paso Street Railway Sale Foreshadows Big Consolidation
A chaotic courthouse sale of the Santa Fe Street line proceeds with little bidding as Major W. J. Fewel represents John T. Terry of New York. The sale begins a plan to merge El Paso and Juarez systems into a $200000 electric network with new routes and widened bridges within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
W. J. Fewel
John T. Terry
New York
C. B. Eddy
J. A. Eddy
John P. Ramsey
Magoffin
Gen. Anson Mills
W. H. Thompson
St. Louis
H. K. Sheldon
L. M. Sheldon
Sheldon Block
Horace B. Stevens
A. P. Coles
John Hopper
Millard Patterson
Judge Buckler
W. W. Keblinger
W. H. Burges
Judge Kemp
el Paso Street Line
Santa Fe Street Railway
el Paso
El Paso Chamber Seeks Full Attendance and Board Resignations
El Paso chamber of commerce plans a night meeting at the courthouse to decide on a full quorum and possible resignations of the current board to comply with incorporation terms and state requirements. The session will also address a tax bill petition, committee appointments, future conventions, and an invitation from the Kansas State Millers Association to extend their Topeka Houston excursion to El Paso with three return routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Auston
Geo. H. Hunter
Kansas State Millers’ Association
Edison Ill in Akron influenza scene family visit
Thomas A Edison is seriously ill in Akron Ohio with influenza. He attended his sister’s funeral in Milan last week then visited the Miller family before falling ill. The illness began soon after his arrival and he was immediately taken to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Lewis Miller
Edison
Major Logan Brought Home in Somber Train Arrives in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio February 6 the train bearing Major Logan and Company H seventh U S Infantry with the regimental band arrived at 9 36 am greeted by a large crowd. The Logan rifles guarded the casket as it was moved to St Johns Church, the cortege then proceeding to the church for final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Logan
Seventh United States Infantry
A. Young
Logan Rifles
St. John’s Church
Police Arrest Dwyer and Cooper in Bunco Case
Pat Dwyer the El Paso police officer and Pete Cooper were arrested on indictments for bunco involving Bernardo Muro in a Utah street saloon. Each posted $500 bonds with bondsmen Jim Magoffin B Alderete John Merrill and F Alderete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bernardo Muro
Buncoed
Utah
Consul Mallen
el Paso
Pat Dwyer
Pete Cooper
Dwyer
Jim Magoffin
B. Alderete
Cooper
John Merrill
F. Alderete
Supreme Court Upholds Barbers License Law
St. Paul February 6 the state supreme court ruled that the barbers license law is valid. The decision affirms regulatory authority over barber licensing and shields the measure from challenges. The ruling reinforces state control over professional licensing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
State Supreme Court
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Cov
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Ment
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Ses
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John D. and
The
Standard Oil Company
Metal Market
CAR Lines
Slengersfontien
Capetown
Rensburg
Colesberg
Lady Churchill
Durban
Colenso
Maine
Lady Randolph Churchill
Cape Town
the Argus
Pretoria
Kipling
Kinfaups Castle
Duke of Marlborough
Rudyard Kipling
Paris
Figaro
Leyds
Italan
Cipreani
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Cairo
England
South Africa
Cornwalls
Natal
Crosby
H. L. Newman
Peyton F. Edwards
Leigh Clark
J. P. Crosby
el Paso Street Railway Company
el Paso Street Rail
Juarez
Gen. Mills
Max Weber
Sion
Propor
Tually
Railway System
Pany
Stanton Street Bridge
Santa Fe Street
St. Louis Street
Stanton
el Paso Street
Avenida Lerdo
Stanton Street
Avenida
Isting Electric Companies
Mr. Creel
the International Company
Mr. White
el Paso Company
Mexico
the Chamber of Commerce
Hos
Edison III
Major Logan
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