Goebel Shot at Capitol in Kentucky Governor Contest
A shooting at the Kentucky capitol corner wounded William Goebel, Democratic gubernatorial claimant, as Whittaker, a Butler County farmer, was arrested nearby. The assailant fired from a third floor window. Whittaker denies guilt. Police and National Guard mobilized, Goebel’s condition remains precarious, and litigation over the governor’s seat continues.
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Rennier
Ball
Sumilealiber
Warad Whittaker
Butler Mits
Pome County of Gov Ways
Aktort
Capitol
William
Lucky
Louisville
Whittaker
Goebel
State Ofter
Fran
John EL. Miles
Miles
Gev Taylor
Davis
Gen Colliera
John Davis
Theapitol
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Adjt
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Collier
Ranion
Walcott
Wolcott
Bhisomene
Capitol Building
Frankfort
State Guard
Contest Board Arts
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United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Beckham
Dadgee
Goebel shooting news shocks White House cabinet
Washington January 31 reports revived of the shooting of William Goebel Kentucky Democrat candidate for governor. President and cabinet members expressed sorrow and called the event a lamentable calamity while reading the bulletin.
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William Goebel
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White House
Crooks Slain After Hotel Burglary Pursuit
Quincy police say two expert safe burglars were killed after a hotel chase with an armed group pursuing them. The men, well dressed with diamonds, registered under aliases in January and carried notes listing several inns and a lowe association officer. Authorities believe they were among the best burglars in the region and connected to earlier robberies.
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Gadesburg Freeport
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Magn
An awful deed behind a revival town and court orders
Fragmented report describes Charles Spencer and his wife accused of murdering an infant during a religious revival near Mount Peasant. Neighbors captured them after a frightened confession, with local officials dismissing their claimed wedlock and urging legal action.
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Spencer
Lovilia
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Sorsogon Campaign Advances in Philippines Action
Dispatch from Manila reports Brig Gen Kobbe occupying Sorsogon Donsol Bulan Legaspi and Virac on Catanduanes island with Legaspi offering the only resistance five Americans wounded 45 dead and 15 wounded Filipinos found. Lieut Col Hayes earns victory while Mayes defeats entrenched enemy at Sariaga one American killed five wounded. Capt Casteci and 400 insurgents engage Baras. Castei killed? details.
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Funeral Ship Brings Lawton Family Home From War
The Thomas carries Gen Henry Lawton Maj John Logan Jr Lieut Bennett and Dr J J L Armstrong into San Francisco harbor. Mrs Lawton and children accompany the body as Gen Shafter and others meet the escort. The funeral plan includes guarded remains at undertakers then a funeral train to Chicago and onward to Youngstown for interment.
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McNabb Area Developments and Local Travel Notes
Land and rental changes as Gregory rents Alfred Givens farm and Charles Danielson moves to Owen Allen's tenant house. Lee Spargrove visits Normal 4s. Oliver Wilson attends a Farmer's Institute in Nice don Iowa. Job Swaney buys a horse for $140 at Isaac Wierman sale. Reeves Shinn leaves Alfred Criven farm after three years. Harry Beck and Charley Price survey near Ladd. Charley falls ill and returns by train. Depot foundation work begins at McNabb. Willis Milly to run elevator. Hoyle to construct a store in McNabb with rooms above. Reeves Shinn to occupy and furnish line of tracery. Temperance debate set at Cleitr Creek schoolhouse next Friday with Bligh license as topic.
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Bucklens Arnica for Ulcers and Wounds Promoted by Dr Powell
It claims Lin Leg Danforth of LaGrange suffered for six months from a frightful running sore on the leg but Bucklens Arnica Rulve cured it in ten days. The advert touts healing for ulcers wounds burns sores and other ills with a money back guarantee available from Dr Powell, druggist.
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Sunday School Cancelled and Local Notes From Henry County
No Sunday school last Sunday due to cold weather. Jesse Clement took premium on bantams at Princeton poultry show. Daniel and Lindsey Anderson, Theo dore Funson and F Bell were in Henry Saturday. Lincoln Miller dies of pneumonia near Tiskilwa after being a respected former town resident. Teacher Mian Fountain resigns due to ill health. new teacher to be appointed for the district.
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Minley
Frank Hayward
Saratoga
Pershingter
Lincoln Miller
Tiskilwa
Miller
Mian Fountain
Kickere
Lone Pree
Fourth Annual Valley Poultry Show Opens at New Opera Hall
The fourth annual Valley Poultry Association exhibit opens in New Opera Hall for four days with about 600 birds across nearly 30 classes led by Barred Plymouth Rocks. The entry list highlights scores for many breeders including Watt Lacou Young Haskins and Doane, with winners in multiple breed categories across White Plymouth Rocks Buff Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns among others. The event showcases improved quality and education of poultry fanciers since prior years.
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Buff Plymouth Rocks
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Gregory
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Nussmeier
Hvansville
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Wyandottes
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Swamp Shooting Rights and Town Changes Reported
A tract near Chili-2 cottle owned by Hon Robert Fort of Lacon now lets anyone shoot there. The swamp was previously owned by Jessipany who barred outsiders. The piece also notes Wenona’s failing brick sidewalks and a biographical sketch of Robert Alleghison’s rise, plus assorted local notices about medicine and court-house anecdotes.
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Slave's Story Highlights Freedom From Disease
Manchester man George D Wullinais recalls a slave bound by illness until freedom came. He says his wife, once helpless, regained strength after using royal bitters, a claimed remedy for female ailments. The advertisement touts a bottle at 60 cents from Dr Powell, a local druggist.
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Manchester
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Powell
Republican printing office promotes low prices and samples
The Republican office advertises printing services for legal papers and stationery at low prices. It offers chattel box stationery, promissory notes, receipt books, wedding and birthday stationery, and various printed goods with quick, first class work. A testimonial endorses Dr Bedye’s Praca for digestion, sold by Dr Powell and TFE Gapen.
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