Equitable Jurisdiction in State Governor Case Examined
The article reports on Taft in Cincinnati denying equity jurisdiction in a contest for minor state placemen. It covers remarks by W S Taylor, mischaracterized by supporters, and Beckham vs Taylor seeking to enjoin the governor from duties amid alleged improper removals and armed building disruptions.
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North Carolina
Wilson Cawe
Supreme Court of North Carolina
United States
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Frankfort
Taft
Republicana
Taylor
Kentucky
Tait
Beckham
Wis Prough
Frankfor
Mberdtt
Tayloreh
Ho Ie
Cantril
Georgyown
Kentucky Legislature Debates Frankfort Violence Fallout
In Louisville on February 14 the return to Frankfort debate continued as Rep Emmet Orr introduced a resolution urging adjournment to meet in the capitol after the general assembly ends. Orr and Rep Cantrill sparred over responsibility for the unrest, with Orr claiming Taylor invited thousands of mountaineers and Cantrill demanding evidence before condemning any party.
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Senate
Hoods Pi Pills Sold As Medicine In 25 Cent Deal
A fragment notes hoards of pills sold as medicine at 25 cents each. It hints at retirement and regulated organs in a bleak, unclear line. The source wording is garbled but centers on cheap medicinal pills and a critic tone.
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HOODS
Democratic lawmakers in Kentucky face Frankfort risk
February 14 Frankfort Ky reports a committee of Democrats from Louisville arrived to study conditions and whether it is safe to enter Frankfort. They refused talks with Adjutant General Collier or Taylor, used Custodian Thompein as go between, and insisted soldiers be withdrawn before any return. The committee planned meetings in Louisville for now with some members willing to travel back to Frankfort.
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Taylor
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Thompein
Thompeosa
Camatrillo
Lowleville
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Navy Secrecy Report Details Vessels Under Construction
Washington February report shows eighty one vessels of all classes are building with 240 officers to oversee them, plus more than 400 men needed. The draft cites the fiscal year defense bill, potential total expenditure around 374 million, and asks funding for new ships and armor for existing units, amid congressional debate on feasibility and needs.
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Menruary
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Renate Mt
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Boers Advance Along Ladysmith Road Near Potgieters Drift
From Frog to Potgieters Drift the Boers push down the Ladysmith road with skirmishes along the Thagela and near Potgieters. They construct breastworks, erect a bridge and rope traverse for river crossing, while defending positions along the Tugela and Mangwonua ranges. London reports Boers occupy Spearman's farm old camp and wounded Lieutenant Churchill is identified as brother to Winston Churchill.
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Wiselon Churchill
Senator Gorman backs Bryan for presidency and party gains
Ex Senator Hermand, in Washington for the print season of congress, told Poet reporter that major efforts had targeted Bryan's renomination but now believes nothing can prevent his election as Democratic leader. He would support Bryan again if necessary and says the party's prospects improve with issues like Nicaragua, the Philippines, and currency framing.
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Washington notes wartime postal changes ahead
Wartime era notes indicate new postal service details with appointive changes. Names listed include Phillip Barnhart and Thomas Tarntuste, with local routes in Alvin and Weatops, Texas, and a free delivery service planned to begin March 15.
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Arafota County
Bareker
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Flood Reaches Peak in Atlugts Area After Heavy Weekend Rains
The rivers in the southern section rose above banks due to heavy rains on Saturday and Sunday. By Monday noon high water levels had peaked. Authorities report waters are slowly receding and damage was substantial. The report notes area devices and responders coordinating relief efforts as the situation evolves.
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Baturdey
Anti-Trust Conference Adopts Platform Despite Disorder
Stormy sessions in Chicago feature Delegate Parker’s pledge to back only parties endorsing government ownership and direct legislation. Amid verbal clashes and protests, the committee’s platform for a national anti trust league is approved, with calls for a nationwide organization and pledges to oppose trust power, while tensions linger over party alignment and reform aims. Delegates set to meet in Washington next week to push the movement forward.
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Massachusetts
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Dallot
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Weaver
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Penneylvania
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William Sulzer
George Prod Williams
Helen Gougar
F. R. Ridgelex
Willis J. Abbott
John J. Lewis
N. C. Webmore
C. A. Towne
Congreéeman Bulaor
Anti- Trust League
War headlines and trials dominate today’s brief
A chaotic summary reports Iberala protest against war policy, General Frese Bai advancing at a river crossing, and British casualties. British forces repelled at Aligerston tol toward Rensburg. Boers move toward Tugela in Natal. Charles Macrim cites reasons for returning home. Payne amendment on Puerto Rican bill eyed for defeat amid free trade sentiment. Ball doubts anti trust resolution passage. Two murderers sentenced to hangs on Merth 22 at Henkem. Walter Reece case to Bastrop. Italian near Bryan kills wife and child, wounds two. arrest made. Forty thousand dollars raised for Hillsboro cotton mill. D Cannon murder conviction affirmed by Court of Criminal Appeals. Federal judge Meek rules on banking case. A boy dies a violent death near Bolton.
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Tugela
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Macrim
Payne
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Bryan
Hillsboro
Court of Criminal Appeals
D. Cannon
W. A. Gray
Franklin
Jude Meek
Bolton
Senate and House Debate On Budget and Legislation
The Senate heard Mr Teller respond to Mr Allinon with ten minute speeches on the currency bill. The Chandler amendment failed by a vote of 4 to 5. In the House, debate covered the executive legislative and judicial appropriation bill, government deficits and Missouri’s election law.
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Teller
Allinon
Chandler
House
Minsouri
Federal Interference Sparks Mixed Court Ruling
Federal actions faced pushback as Republican claims clashed with Democratic influence in state proceedings. The Court of Appeals affirmed withdrawal plans for soldiers from Frankfort as market notes showed mixed signals from Liverpool. Wheat exports and provisions remained steady while overall close showed volatility.
Railway Commission Preview Links Texas Governor's Address
The annual report notes Governor’s remarks as part of a commission briefing. It discusses Santa Fe absorption of Denver lines and compares the Hoy Shore line schedule with Santa Fe timings, indicating near parity in the new timetable.
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Santa Fe
Denver
Hoy Shore Line
Senate Advances City Charter Bills and Tax Measures
The Senate passed amendments to the Pallas city charter and the San Antonio charter, wrapped up the Poyter land bill and the Allee Ibe bill, and adjourned to today. The House tackled portions of the tax bill affecting dealer sections, with multiple charter items amended and adopted. Night session reported, school trustee bill amended and advanced, and a railroad jurisdiction proposal for double header operations discussed by a majority of the committee. An organization formed to push the tag bill has begun active work.
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Pallas
Paneed
Ane
San Antonio
House
Antitrust Convention Adopts Address to the People
The antitrust convention adopted an address to the people. The document outlines aims to inform the public about competition policy and calls for support from citizens and business leaders alike.
Memorial memo presented to city council by Gustave Jahn
The deep water memorial was presented to the city council. Gustave Jahn spoke about Houston’s prospects in an engaging way. The report notes five weddings held in Houston yesterday afternoon and evening. The finances committee for the Transinidalssionl congreso begins today. A Federation of Labor organization is mentioned. The artillery will celebrate the anniversary of the sinking of the Maine.
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Houston
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Inidalssionl Congreso
Federation of Labor
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Maine
Payte amendment jeopardizes Puerto Rico bill in House
Washington February 14 Advocates of the Payte amendment face strong opposition as Democrats resist and Republicans split over the 25 percent rate of the Dingley tariff on Puerto Rican exports. Predictions suggest the bill may fail in the House if party lines hold, though the Senate appears favorable.
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Maine
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Finance Bill Debate Tracks Ten Minute Rule In Senate
Washington February 14 Senate debate on the finance bill grew spirited under the ten minute rule. A Chandler amendment to authorize a president appointed commission to an international monetary conference was defeated 45 to 25. Teller rebuked the house bill as potentially harmful to the gold standard while critics accused Republicans of political ploys. The chamber prepared to reconvene the next day for further action.
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Foster
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Pazo Ointment Promises Curing Piles Without Surgery
Druggists are authorized to refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure piles. Claims cure in six days, worst case ten. One application provides care and rest. Offers 50 cents or 50 stamps for mail order. Manufactured in St. Louis by Medicine Co.
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Debates Over Bimetallism Measure In Congress
Lawmakers clashed over monetary policy with Allison arguing for free coinage and silver monometallism while Jones urged including bimetallic provisions in the bill. Democrats and Republicans sparred over past platforms as they weighed the bill's international implications and potential economic impact.
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Debates Over Government Deposits and Election Law
In a heated session the House discussed government deposits and election methods. Missouri's Bartholdt pressed questions on contrasts with party lines, while Bell of Col examined deposits and state balances, noting New York and other states’ fund handling and arguing against municipal deposits in national accounts.
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New York
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Micmont
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Hathaway’s Method Promises Relief for Varicocele and Stricture
Dr. Hathaway advertises a treatment claiming to cure varicocele and stricture, preventing progressive insanity and death. The notice offers consultation at his office in Alamo Plaza, Texas, with claimed complete anonymity and low cost.
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Alamo Pilar
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