Bribery allegations rock Kentucky legislature in 1900s session
Senator Harrell claims he accepted money to stay out of the Goebel caucus. He recounts meeting John Whalen in Louisville in early January and depositing $4600 money in a trust box to secure his pledge. Anticipated activity includes motions, impeaching officials, and a widening probe into anti Goebel factions.
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John H. Whalen
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Blackburn
Cantrel
Taylor
Enhring
Horrell-Whalen
Brijry
Rusgeliville
Geobel
Louisville
John Whalen
Lbs
Honest Section League
Russellville
Lonjaville
Willard Hotel
Itufan Hotel
Jafferton Street
Buckingham Theater
Mitelity Trust Company
Louieville Trust Company
Hurrell
Wwe
Bos
Kapp
Aly
Hia
Fleming Hotel
Green Koeller
Ayes
Robert
Owens
Enugie
Capitol
Cavcus
McConnell
Fleming Intel
Ty Seretora Hayes
Gilleapie
Roberta
Alebt
Couoty
Cancun
Goch
United Ution
Lenny Blackburn
Arrivals Tonight at Anti Gonna Head Quarters Openings
Headquarters for the anti Gonna movement opened today with former congressman W Owen and notable figures General Buell W. Dube Senator George H Alexander Senator Thomas H Hayes and ex Secretary of State Toho Wo Headley in charge.
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W. ©. Owen
Buell W. Dube
George H. Alexander
Thomas H. Hayes
Toho Wo Headley
March's Captives Aguinaldo's Wife Included
Aguinaldo's wife sister and eighteen Filipinos surrendered to Major March's Twenty-third infantry in Manila. Three Filipino officers also surrendered. two Spanish and two American prisoners were freed. The Southern Advance began with a heavy clash at Cabuyao Laguna de Bay. two Americans killed four wounded and prisoners taken. American gunboat bombarded targets as troopers landed, pursuing retreating forces toward Santa Rosa. Authorities report movilization near Ban Pedro Macati and Pasig for continued southern operations.
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Mareb
Manila
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Laguna de Bay
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Bante Rosa
Row O Santa Rogan
Silone
Calamba
Monly
Mapil
Felch Amimmunitio
Artilery
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Tomliht
Ban Pedro Macati
Pasig
Feadore
Dutch Uprising Aims at Capetown Capture Says Report
Reports claim a Dutch rising seeks to seize Capetown and its governor Sir Alfred Milner. Key meetings happened at Paarl and Richmond with bands in Wilmington and Clan Wil-Wom district said armed and ready. Police and military prepared amid circulating rumors.
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Cape Colony
Sir Alfred Milner
Plan to Control All Mines in the United States
Chicago January 1 The Record says tomorrow will publish details of a proposed combination to control the timing output of the United States. A prominent mine operator in Chicago reports the scheme includes mines and firing plants and aims to meet a price for coal from Joplin Missouri to secure options. Promoters estimate the plan would involve the nation’s mines and require about 100 million dollars in capital.
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Chieano
United States
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Atric
Richmond Street Rights Doubted by United States Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court holds that the Seusherh Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company has no right on Richmond streets under the 1860 act or Virginia law. Nathan Goff notes the ruling affects the injunction that prevents removing poles and wires from city streets.
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Richmond
Vadenny T
Nathan Goff
Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Conmipany
United States Supreme Court
Richimond
Con Krom
Hell Company
Triehtmoni
Denoting leaders visit Kentucky amid party troubles
Hon Joseph W Bailey arrived from Kentucky and stated to The Port correspondent that Joe Blackburn’s election to the United States senate was assured though the overall situation remained unsettled and complicated within the Democratic party. He declined further comment for publication.
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J. W. _ Malley
Washington
Kentucky
Pesce
Joseph W. Bailey
Democratic Party
Thlebe
Segrovs Bringing Emigrants Through Memphis To Farm Labor
A trainload of African American families passed through Memphis bound from Georgia and the Carolinas to southern farm areas. The cars were well kept and aimed to meet the regional demand for farm labor as workers move toward Tennessee and other states.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Southeen
Terag
Georgia
Carolinas
Battle Report Describes Boer Retreat and British Victory
A London despatch reports General French’s forces defeating the Heers at Reusberg Cape Colony with a cavalry supported movement toward Coleharie. British losses were minor while Boers suffered heavily as they fled eastward leaving Colesbera to French’s command. The operation involved a night march and feint attacks to turn the Boer right.
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