Governor Taylor Faces Kentucky Political Standoff
Report from Frankfort on February 12 1900 describes Gov W S Taylor refusing to sign the Louisville agreement and opting for court action or dismissal to resolve the Goebel crisis. Republicans rally lawmakers from across Kentucky, guards deployed, and Taylor issues a proclamation calling the assembly adjourned.
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Ankfort
Republican County
Frankfort
Kirk and Kogan
Lewis
Sea Capitol
Assembly
Goebel
Jon “Taylor
Taylor
Todd
Caleb Powers
Hudson Thatcher
Togo
Guv Taylor
Louisville
Legislative Hall
Ife
Prankfort
London
ein-Frankfort
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Republic
Beckham
Frankfort the Re-Piblicans
Jobs Marshall
L. H. Carter
Emor
Senate
Tegral I Ove Taylors
Youlsville
Gus ‘Tayior
Attr
State House
the Mar
Taft
Cincinnati
SSS
Franfort
Indiana statesman Rich ard W Thompson dead in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana February 9 noted Indiana statesman Col Richard W Thompson died at 1 10 am after a period of critical illness He was born 1809 in Culpeper County Virginia came to Indiana in 1831 admitted to the bar in 1834 and served in Congress He authored The Papacy and the Civil Power and History of Protective Tariff Laws Funeral held February 13 with Governor Mount and state officials in attendance
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Terre Haute
Ind
Richard VW. Thompson
Indiana
Col. Thompson
Culpepner County
Clay
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Congress
Navy
Hayes
Col Thompson
Mra_ Thompson
Harriet E. Gardiner
Columbus
R. W Thompson
Gov. Mount
Supreme Court
Fatal wreck on Peninswa division near Ford River
A catastrophic rail accident near Ford River seven miles south of Tescanaba Michigan killed nine people and injured six as a freight collided with a passenger train car causing a fire. Rescuers including local doctors retrieved the dead and injured to facilities in the city.
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Tescanaba Mich
Peninswa
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ford River Switch
Here
Lawton Funeral Preceded by Nation in Mourning at Arlington
Washington Feb 16. Maj Gen Henry W Lawton was honored with funeral services in the Church of the Covenant attended by President Stryker and 3000 Army officers. The service at Arlington featured a cabinet and supreme court presence, a half mast flag display, and a eulogy praising Lawton as an emblem of American virtues. The grave near the amphitheater witnessed a solemn committal and distant artillery fire.
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Washington
Henry W. Lawton
Church of the Covenant
Henry M. Stryker
Haillten College
New York
United States Army
Arlington Cemetery
Supreme Court
Pierce
Lawton
Stryker
Gen. Lawton
Philip Sidney
Luzon
Mberator
Brown Brothers
Arlington
Potomac
Fort Myer
Mansion House
Merritt
Woodmen visit Chillicothe for dinner and drills
Uniform foresters from the local Woodmen lodge met the Chillicothe group at the depot on the 2.06 train in response to an invitation to a dinner at Capt and Mrs Ju A Mitchells residence in honor of Head Consul Lieut Gov W A Northcott and Dr Kern of Moline. The event featured a drill, a Chillicothe Foresters performance, seven candidates invited, and hospitality at Kellys Hall with about 250 Woodmen present.
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Lorestery
Henry
Chillicothe
Ju. A. Mitchell
W. A. Northcott
Kern
Moline
Penereee
Illinois
Woodman
Woodman Hall
Chillicothe Foresters
Kelly’s Hall
Local dog association discussed with officers named
Talk of forming a dog association includes R F Burt as president and Worth McVicker as vice president Alex Doelzer as secretary and Charles Holmes as treasurer The note also mentions medical ads and travel plans plus a Masonic lodge meeting site and date.
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R. F. Burt
Th. Worth McVicker
Alex Doelzer
Charles Holmes
New Savanna Home Shows Modern Comforts and Growth
A Mississippi river city visit describes the Jenks couple building a $8000 modern home with circular stone front porch parquette floors and radiators. The article notes Jenks as Savanna Bank president and plans for a two story brick store, plus local school growth and a township high school vote.
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Mississippi River
F. H. Jenks
Jenks
FM. Jenks
Savanna Bank
Prof
Mra Wallace
Savanna School
Henry
Tee
Savanna
Charles Jenks
Wallace
Harriet Spencer
Whitefield
Savana
Mississippi Valley
Robinson & Rhodes
Jenke
Bayou
Milwaukee R. R. Co
Greenleaf
Jo City
Eagle Opera House
Soavanna
Sovanne
Milwaukee Aystem
Burlington
Caletorita Boara the aia Kind You Have Always Bought
A fragmented OCR reads like a shop product note mentioning a familiar branded item. The text references a commonly purchased good and hints at routine consumer use, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Caletorita
Boara
Bignepac
Illinois Press Association meeting highlights and music gala
The Illinois Press Association held its 35th annual meeting in Chicago with wide turnout of country editors. The Peoria Women’s Club music committee secured Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler to substitute for ill Adele Ausder Ohe, offering a $1 ticket concert in Peoria Music Hall. The Peoria Star notes a divorce misidentification involving Nora M Bacon and Albert Bacon, clarifying Grace Bacon and Hilbert Bacon as the actual spouses.
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Illinois Press Association
Lexington
Chicago
Henry Republican
Peoria
J. D. Wood
Ward
Jim
Springs ‘Field
J. W. Bailey
Princeton
J. M. Bush
George Burt
Association
J. 8. Burt
Araft Science
Walter Williams
the Herald
Columbia
United States
Chicago Press Club
Ilinois Presa’ Association
Peoria Women's Club
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Music Hall
Adéle Ausder Ohe
Europe
Zeisler
Capr Ce
Peoria Star
Nora M. Bacon
Albert Bacon
Bert. Bacon
Mr Bacon
Mrs Bacon
Grace
Hilbert
Albert
Homes for Boys Seek Loving Families in Galesburg
The Hliness Children's Home and Aid Society reports 45 homeless boys needing family homes. Boys range in age from large to small and seek good, loving homes. Interested parties may contact H. W Thiele in Galesburg Illinois or H. H. Hart at 15 Monroe.
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Hliness Children's
Tome and Aid Society
H. W Thiele
Galesburg
Til
H. H. Hart
Monroe
Nervous Children Seen as Thin and Weak
A short health note claims nervous children are usually thin and that outdoor activity strengthens the body and nerves. It suggests White's Dream Were mirage as the best preventive, noting it supports endurance and flesh. Price 2ivents for sale by DE Power.
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Powell
Tervous White
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