Goebel Assassination Turmoil Deepens in Kentucky Capitol
The Kentucky political crisis intensifies as court actions threaten governor Taylor and Governor Meckham contact the legislature. Dems seek restraint orders while militia presence and street tension surge around Frankfort. A civil engineer locates the bullet’s origin in the state house. Louisville and Frankfort dispatches note shifting loyalties and plans for a capitol meeting site.
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Secretary of State
Potential Court Adjudication Timeframe Hinted
The article speculates that political conditions in the state may be featured within two or three weeks as parties pursue adjudication. If federal courts find jurisdiction the case could last much longer, extending the timeline substantially.
Martinique Crisis Deepens as Gouverneur Recall Demanded
Paris reports Martinique unrest continues with calls from deputy Du Quemay for recall of the island governor and dismissal of the public prosecutor. The Colonial Minister promises full consideration of reorganizing Martinique as marines are sent and a cruiser heads toward Fort de Fribourg to reinforce the garrison. Rioting and fires persist in Des Champs and other areas as troops escort travelers amid mounting tensions.
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Rayo
Fort de Frigee
Evacuation possible as British hold slips in South Africa fight
Dispatches report large Boer forces pressing fronts near Renaberg and Colenberg as British outposts withdraw from Coleskop and surrounding posts. Artillery and mounted units fall back to Keeneberg amid heavy fighting, with Boer casualties and British guns salvaged from Colemberk.
Ball Proposes Special Committee on Trust Regulation
Representative Ball of Texas introduces a house resolution calling for a special committee of up to five members from any party to receive all resolutions and amendments on trusts and monopolies with instructions to draft a general bill to regulate or suppress them.
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Ning
Weather Stations and Readings Across U S Cities
The notice lists multiple weather stations and observed data times around 8 p m local, with temperatures and atmospheric readings for Atlantic City Corpus Christi Galveston Jacksonville Montgomery Nashville New Orleans St Paul and other locales. It appears as a scattered telegraphic weather update from the United States Weather Bureau.
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Mexican Tel
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Bryan Tour Draws Thousands to Raleigh After Two Speeches
W. J. Bryan arrived in Raleigh from Richmond with a Raleigh committee. He stopped at Warren Plains Henderson Wake Forest and met a crowd of about 10 000 on arrival. He spoke for an hour and a half at the State Capitol in the afternoon and later addressed attendees at the Academy of Magic where admission was unavailable.
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Academy of Magic
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Mexico views Nicaragua canal impact in Latin American balance
The Mexican Herald quotes Hl Mundo denouncing the Nicaragua canal and predicting economic and political effects. It argues Mexico gains coal and Pacific exports but faces competition to rail links, with broader Eurasian and Latin American trade shifts and strengthened US influence.
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War prep and home front aid rise across Britain
Preparations for care of sick and wounded at the front intensify as wartime morale grows. Women across Fogianit don garments and support funds. Mee Arthur Payot’s event raises substantial household troop contributions. Mansion funds exceed £890,000 with other London charity totals and provincial efforts boosting overall support.
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Lord Baden-Powell Receives Word of Relief for Mafeking
Undated dispatch from Mafeking via Gabberou reports Colote Baden-Powell has received word that relief would be sent in a few weeks. The food will be sent. The garrison is in need as the Hewra have vowed not to fight but to starve.
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Revised Lint from Haller for a Week Use London
A late 19th century British dispatch reports a week long revision of forces at Potgieter's, detailing 26 killed and 31 wounded with 5 missing. It notes General Bullar's headquarters shifting to Chievely while leaving uncertainty about Springheld garrison.
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Mlyeing
Besieged Town Bombarded as War Office Reports
London dispatch from Colonel Kekr wich dated Sunday February 11 says Kimberley was bombarded throughout the day. In the morning February 11 an engagement lasted two hours near Alexandria Coaters with the situation unchanged.
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British Forces Withdraw from Colenberg Under Pressure
London reports the British retirement from Colenberg district under heavy pressure after brisk fighting. The movement follows intense clashes as operations unfold and casualties are reported.
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Colenberg
British and Boer Forces Pivot Near Rennerburg in War News
Reports describe Boer counter strokes near the Deaar to Orange River rail line as General Buller’s forces assemble. British lines stretch twenty five miles, with Prendergast and De Lancy maneuvers around Renberg while Buller’s intentions remain disputed and the eighth division is readied for action.
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Port on Union Reports Protocol Alliance With England
The Portu pueme Union announces a protocol establishing a secret offensive and defensive alliance with England dated February 13. Leaders of militant parties in both nations approve the accord. The source claims the information is reliable and should be verified.
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Fort Worth Ships Livestock to South Africa for War
Four thousand thxyas mulids have been shipped from Fort Worth since the war began. A fresh shipment of 900 miles was sent yesterday for the British government to aid the war. Since the start the lowered ships total about 1600 each year, costing roughly 200000 in duties. Captain Smith, expert veterinarian of the British army, heads city headquarters and inspects every animal sent to the Arkih government. Shipping will continue for some time.
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Telegraph Reveals Move on Goul epans Deitt
A private telegram from London dated February 19 reports forces commanded by General Weedship advancing from the south seized Goul epans Deitt and then held it.
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British Seek Texans Horses for Imperial Army
A British government representative arrived in McKinney Texas on February 1 to hire horses for use in the imperial army fighting the Boers in South Africa.
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South Africa
Congressman Chickering Found Dead in New York Hotel
Hon C A Chickering of Copenhagen New York aged 57 was found dead outside the Grand Union hotel after apparently jumping from a fourth floor window. A milkman discovered the body at 6 am and clothing noted as soaked with rain. He had suffered rheumatism and earlier illness and was in his fourth term in Congress.
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Triple murder near Jancksonville shocks Pla city
Widow Mrs Rowantse Roberts age 74, her son AG T Roberts, and daughter Miss Jenney Roberts were found dead at their home seven miles west of the city. A weapon was used in the killings and maps accompany the gruesome evidence. Local officials noted the crime as one of the state’s most horrible.
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Antitrust Conference Sees Rail Government Ownership Backed
The anti trust meeting reports favor government ownership of railroads with payment only for actual value, deleting watered stock language. Delegates debate funding policy and seek direct popular legislation as speakers urge truthfulness and unity while preparing to take the issue before Congress.
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