Alabama man to be hanged in Dallas for murder
A Montgomery Alabama veteran named James H M Troon is sentenced to death in Dallas Texas for murder linked to a business dispute. Tyson’s father is described as a prominent figure in Alabama and friends in Harbour County are seeking clemency citing alleged mental irresponsibility.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ald
James HM
Dallas
Texas
Harbour County
Clementy
Tyson
Harrell Whalen bribery case shakes Kentucky race
In Frankfort a bribery charge against Joan H Whalen tied to the Kentucky state contest erupts as Whalen posts bond after a Louisville warrant. Court actions probe Goebel faction links while Goebel supporters confront rival caucus as Blackburn wins Senate nomination amid heated rivalries.
Democratic Cavens Veminated Win for Senator in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky a joint Democratic caucus selected former Senator Joseph Jay Styles Blackburn after four years of retirement to fill the Senate seat. The move marks Blackburn’s return to legislative service in January following the retirement period.
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Cavens
Frankfort
Joseph Jay Styles Blackburn
Contested Kentucky Senate Race Aims to Void Election
In Frenkfort on January 2 a contest against Governor Bradley and Lt Governor Marabal was filed. The filing alleges tissue ballots, voter intimidation by troops under Governor Bradley, improper mandatories, railroad influence, and conspiracy with Republican leaders to influence certifying officials. The notice claims any single allegation could change the election result.
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Frenkfort
Goebel
Terror
Marabal
Jefferson County
Bradley
Toney
Io Lovleville
Offwerk
Laniquitly and Nashville Railroad
Ceveral Counnien
Republican Party
Loutaville
Nashville
Trist
Knox
Lews
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Republicans Likely Nominate in Frankfort Senate Caucus
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 2 Republicans have not fixed a caucus date but expect a nomination as anti Goebel factions fail to sway Democrats from Blackburn. Senator McConnell did not join Democrats and is set to back Blackburn giving 82 votes to 54 for Republicans and anti Blackburn Democrats. Contested election cases involve House members with two more possible tomorrow. Outcomes may influence the governor race and future ballots.
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Frankfort
Harrell
Joan H. Whalen
Kentucky
Whalen
Vot
Agaiun
Gogbel
Senae
Louisvile
Sherif
Enwo P. Wat Hartin
Lentayilie
Franklin Streak
Canswrith
Hen Suter
James Polkgrovy
Lowieville
John F. Whalen
Louisville Tras
Loulaville
Hell
Jefferson County
Trost Company
Syed
Canyonaway
Handel Sherif Bell
Mit Spend
Renton
Mica
Palsgrove
Oincore
True
South Trimble
J. T. Haswell
Goebel
Alexander
Hays
Gillespie
Joets Tomar
Taylor
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Franklin Circuit
Poyntz and Putton
Mackay
Cochran
Louisville Trust Campany
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Junge Cantrill
Loving
Speed
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United States
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Certein
Jes I
McDonnell
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Blackburh
DeBoo
Blackturn
Blackburn
Farris
Senate
Thomas
Enatora Alexander
Kinys
Wickburn
Fennator Trimett
Minckburn
Frau
Mwe
Democrata
Aou
Goebel Jeaiers
McConnell
Houwm
Selah
Reven
Wem Republicagn
Heachsen
Ihn Contenta
Foverbor
Senator Allen Denies Presidential Bid in Interview
In Washington January 2 Senator Allen of Nebraska flatly denied rumors he would head a new factional party if nominated. He said he would not accept any such nominating bid and noted Mr Bryan would likely be the Democratic and Populist choice with a united delegation to the three conventions.
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Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Farcon
Bryay
Iis
Democratic
Populies
Free Ether
New Brake
State party groups back Chicago platform and Bryandent renomination
The State central committee of the People's Party and the Free Silver Republicans met in Indianapolis on January 2 and pledged support for the Chicago platform and W. J. Bryan’s renomination. They condemned the gold standard of the Republican Party.
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Indianapolis
Led
State Central Committee
The
People's Party
Free Siiver Republicans
Chicago
W. J. Bryadent
Republican Party
French column succeeds in engagement near Colesburg
London reports General French's forces under pressure at Jeneth with a decisive push from Rensburg. Dispatches describe cavalry raids, multiple squadrons, and artillery support, noting light British casualties and Boer losses estimated up to seven hundred.
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French
Jeneth
War Office
Saputown
Colesburg
Heliograph
Rensburg
Royal Horse Artillery
Herks
Mathor Farm
Colusburg
Royal Laboratory
Colenburg
Colenbiurg
Onur
Norval Point
Remington
Achterland Teaterdas
Doelails
Renabure Aled
Colesbark
Hbritieh Leyen
Boers Report Failed Attacks Near Colesbury Position
In Pretoria a Boer force attacked Commandant Selopmin’s troops in the Colesbury district last night and again this morning. The Boers retreated after a renewed assault while British defense and unclear law are noted. The report praises Word Roberts protecting the British supreme command.
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Pretoria
Diitfahim
Cotmmandanl Selopmin
Colesbury
Hovrs
Transvaal
Roberts
Contenders Named in Democratic Chairman Rumor
Washington reports a growing push among key Democrats for Charles A. Culberson of Texas to succeed James K. Jones as National Democratic Committee chairman. The proposal gains steam as supporters cite Culberson’s Texas victory and potential national appeal. In Ohio and Cleveland circles rumors also touch on Republican leadership changes with Hanna and McKinley linked to forthcoming conventions.
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Washington
James K. Jones
National Democratic Committee
Post
Tate
Charles A. Colierwanm
Texas
Ruffled Official Notes Drift Over War Contraband Policy
January dispatches from Berilp and London show officials debating Britain’s stance on contraband of war. The Neuste Nachrichten suggests swift resolution, while the Associated Press notes political tensions rise as Britain weighs a firmer line. The exchanges reflect strained relations amid calls for a clear official attitude.
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Hermany
Sffal
Strained editorial on open door policy in China feature
The Daily News comments on a United States backed open door in China and British German understanding. It notes diplomatic success for the United States government and Mr May, while touching on broader concerns about East Asian tensions and dismemberment of China.
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Hendon
Naily News
United Staten
Washington
Han
China
Ringsond
Anniety AG
van East
United Stathes
Germany
Daily Chronicle
United Sites
Mr. Ifay
Cuban APEAMS General Wood Conferred with Cuban Leaders
General Wood met with key Cuban figures including Generals Rabi Sanguilly and Hetanooirt and Senor Da Quano. He plans three day conference to appoint commissions on taxation finance judicial reform and public works to establish self government and reform the island’s prison system.
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Idland
Conspiracy Case Deliberations End in Mixed Verdicts
In Paris the high court senate finished hearing conspiracy cases after defense speeches for M Guerra. The court retired to deliberate and then announced a vote of 148 to 46 acquittals and convictions with extended explanations.
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Paris
High Court
Senate
Scynapla
M. Guerra
Babran
New Year Battle In South Africa Reports Fleet Victory
London war office reports Colonel Pilcher with Canadian and Australian forces defeating a Boer commando at Sunnyside, taking prisoners and inflicting casualties. Dover Farm and Cook’s Farm operations described with fortifications, rapid maneuvers, and mounted infantry actions near Melmond and Belmont.
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Capetown
Pilcher
Orange Rivers
Sunnyside
Oiy
Jenvery
Boaides
Onur
Adie
AN Tem
Dover Farm
Melmond
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J. VP. Harwell
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Colesbureg
Culberson
Democratic National Campaign Committee
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