Election law accord reached by Kentucky Republicans and Democrats
Louisville and Frankfort reports say party leaders signed a peace agreement outlining conditions for seating Goebel and Beckham, pursuing a fair election law, and postponing minor contests. Gov. Taylor praised honest election law while Goebel memory memorials were adopted by the state senate and house. Goebel’s remains moved to Covington for public viewing before Frankfort.
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Kentucky
Louisvillis
General Assembly
Goebel
Beckham
State
Frankfort
Franxfort
Taylor
Louisville
London
Senate
House
Covington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Political actions at Washington drive urgent finance debate
Wastington Feb 6 final conference report on the urgency deficiency bill was agreed to. Senate finance chair Aldrich offered a bimetalism amendment while Chandler urged a gold and silver dollar parity. Caffery resumed the Philippine debate opposing permanent retention as details of the Nicaragua canal treaty with Great Britain surface, with no material changes from prior summaries.
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House
Senate
Aldrich
Chandler
United States
Caffery
Philippine
Nicaraugua
Great Britain
Lawton remains lie in state in Indiana capitol
Indianapolis Feb 6 General Henry W Lawton's body arrived last night and lay in state in the state capitol rotunda this afternoon. Thousands viewed the silent form as excursion trains brought crowds from across the state and business paused. The funeral party leaves for Washington tomorrow. Mollineux trial opens in New York with the defense resting after prosecution evidence.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry W. Lawton
State Capitol
Washington
Mollineux
New York
Logan Remains Arrive in Youngstown
The remains of the late Major John A. Logan arrive in Youngstown Ohio escorted by a company of regulars and will lie in state at St. John's Episcopal church from 10 to 1 o'clock tomorrow.
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Logan
Youngstown
Youngstown, O
John A. Logan
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Pretoria forts denuded of artillery
The Argus reports ninety guns have been sent from Pretoria to the front and the Pretoria forts are practically devoid of artillery.
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Pretoria
Care Town
Argus
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Perch230n Stock Co
A stockholders meeting of the Perch230n stock company will be held at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon at 1 30.
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Court House
Sibley Declares Views On Re election Support
Congressman Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania in a February letter to Twenty seventh district voters says he will seek re election if he can back measures he deems nation beneficial regardless of party. He expresses sympathy for the administration and notes his Freeport ties and GE stockholdings as context.
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Oi Crry
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mr. Sibley
Pennsyvania
Congress
Missouri
Chicago
Bitter legal fight ends in Minnesota barber license victory
The Minnesota supreme court upheld the state barber license law after a two year dispute. George A. Zene of Minneapolis refused to take out a license and was arrested, with the court affirming that licensed barbers ensure clean shops and disease protection, likening the rule to licensing in dentistry, law, medicine, and plumbing.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Supreme Court
George A. Zene
Minneapolis
Fistice Brown
Butter market firm on Exar Board of Trade
Exar Illinois February 5 1930s mood describes 3300 pounds of butter offered at 26 cents per pound being accepted while 5400 pounds at the same price were refused. Market declared firm at 24 0 cents. Weekly output reported 598 200 pounds.
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Exar
Ill
Board of Trade
Zbbu
Ogle County Primaries and Bryan in Connecticut
Ogle County primaries outline delegate selection for the abate congressional and senatorial conventions on March 5. After consideration the decisions allowed the acetate rate directs for candidates. William J Bryan spoke in the East describing a mass meeting in Harbor, Conn. and planned a Bridgeport address tonight.
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Ogle County
Omrecon
Congressionel Nul
Consid- OL Crides
Acate Rete Clireet
William J Bryan
Harborv
Conn
William J. Bryan
Massachusetta
Bridgeport
Electric Bitters Save a Life in Philadelphia Tale
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with jaundice and weakness. After three doctors gave up, a friend’s advice to try Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement within weeks, and he credits the tonic with saving his life. Emmert & Burrell sell them for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Emmert & Burrell
Local Readers Report Illnesses Across Several Families
Mrs. O Rourke is on the sick list. Louis Cling is suffering with rheumatism. Miss Mlaybel Brownlee, sick for three weeks at Sennings Seminary Aurora, returned to her Rockford home last night under a physician's care.
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O’rourke
Louis Cling
Mlaybel Brownlee
To Cure Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
An old advertisement promising a one day cure for the cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if no cure and includes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. The price is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Hoagh
Chamberlin
Chas
Fr. Johnson
Pat Crowe Arrested in Northwestern Train Robbery Case
Pat Crowe, famed train robber, was captured in Chicago by Inspector Hunt’s division, charged as promoter and principal actor in the October 13 Northwestern fast mail train hold-up near tower W. He resisted arrest, tried to shoot officers, but was subdued after a hand-to-hand struggle. The case ties him to a Missouri Pacific heist last fall and a Kansas City conveyance robbery. authorities believe the haul could exceed 100000. Publicized details note Crowe’s shadowing in South Omaha, his gambling ties, and a tip from Captain Lavin’s associate leading to the arrest, with Kane County authorities expected to arrive to pursue extradition. The reward of 5000 for the Northwestern robbery is involved, with Chicago police and Northwestern officials sharing claim.
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Pat” Crowe
Kinzie and
Wells
Patrick J. Lavin
Riley
Northwestern Road
Burns
Crowe
Annard
Tosh
Kane County
Chicago
South Omaha
Illinois
Lavin
Captain Lavin
Northwestern
Pat Crowe
Express Company
Rock Island
Inspector Hunt
Watdy
Itiatte
Steve
Unity
Hun
American Express Company
Northwestern Railroad
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