Decision Near In Kentucky Election Dispute
Argument over alleged Republican usurpation of power concludes as the commission nears a decision. Judge Hargis criticizes Republican tactics and orders, while tensions rise around Frankfort. In Maryville, Ky, Richard Coleman is burned in death amid ongoing canvassing and unrest.
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Hargis
Tila Corning
Louisvile
Reasan
United States
Ucket
Atute
Bramkfort
Canvurslay Board
Sworo Duby
They Propose Streetcar Monopoly Amid Tampered Plans
A noisy public notice discusses a proposed streetcar monopoly across Hendala and nearby areas. The plan, credited to a named leader, seeks a vesting of authority and the creation of a new company to operate lines on a cross-town corridor. The language hints at a petition for a public vote to approve a governance change and street improvements.
Pleading for Delay on Rail Safety Equipment
The Washing commerce commission yesterday relearning to several railway companies seeking a further extension of time to equip lines with safety appliances. Two years ago the commission granted an extension until January 1, 1900. The present extension request comes as the Baltimore and Ohio president John K Cowen testified for eight roads totaling 80000 miles of line. He reported that in June 1909 about 211 freight cars out of 2268000 in interstate commerce lacked safety appliances, a number later reduced to between 1000 and 175500.
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Baltimore & Ohio
McHintey
Herlin
Congress
McKinley
Germany
Pffice
Associated Press
Milne Washington
Lways
United States
Rumor of Aguinaldo Surrender to U S Consul Revived
Washington officials express skepticism about Consul Wildman’s claim that Aguinaldo is willing to surrender. The Hong Kong report is viewed as a revival of old rumors and lacks assurance from the administration.
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Wildman
Ersaad Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
United States
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Alwys
Confession Ties Farmers to Southwest Missouri Gang
Amon Phillips, a Bates County farmer, confesses with two Smith accomplices to the Leopold Kollinger murder and a broader theft ring spanning southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas. He names three other gang members and details Cedar County rendezvous for stolen stock and goods, with Edlinger and Bates County meetings cited. Sheriff Wheeler places guards on the jail as mob fear rises.
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Lenpold Kollinger
Ubu
Neosha
Uraly
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County
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Edlinger
Butler
Smith
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Red
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Publo
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Phillips
Bates County
Nevada
Rieh Hill
RELIEF EXPREss. War Dept hears from General Young in Luzon
Washington reports the War Department has received a message recounting General Young’s experiences in Luzon. He reached Vigan on the 3ub, drove back enemy forces at Mabacan, and noted insurgents retreating to the mountains. About 600 prisoners escaped, with American and prominent Spanish prisoners held. Transportation and supplies will be sent to Vigan to support Young’s troops and bring prisoners to Manila. Casualties: one killed, twelve wounded. Separately, Negros police mutiny wounds an American officer killed. further details pending.
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A Queer Disposition Leads Jersey Girl Toward Shelter
Mamie Nedler, 21, of Jersey City, described as roving and troubled, sleeps in cellars and corners, with parents saying eight years of misery and moves. She ran away last Saturday and was caught while crawling from a cellar. Justice Potts hesitated to commit. Mrs Shuk offered to help arrange work instead.
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Jersey City
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Annie Nedler
Mamie
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Boers Hold Lines as Methuen Advances Near Ladysmith
South African dispatches confirm Boers remain active near Ladysmith while General Methuen resumes command and presses toward Kimberley. Reports note strong Boer fortifications, a Kimberley sortie, and British gains including 28 Boers captured. Separate items cover U S military and industrial news and the Mattox murder case heading to the jury.
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University updates and football cancelation in Kansas
Kansas university notes report progress on engineering labs and brick testing apparatus in Fowler shops, with athletic finances strong enough to fund part of Coach Yost's salary. Other items cover football cancellation against Oklahoma, local civic projects, and upcoming basketball plans with regional teams.
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Topeks
Oklahoma
Tom Smith
Hiawatha
Brown County
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Eastern College
Clyde Nichola
Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka
Kansas City
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Washburn
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Bert Kennedy
University of Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Contested County Clerk Race Ends in Favor of Rudy
A county clerk race in Olathe Kansas saw Nat Foster’s father A J Foster file a contest last week, then withdraw as the son dismissed the challenge. Foster, a Twentieth Kansas veteran, lost to Republican J G Rudy by about six hundred votes. Meanwhile in San Francisco a stylishly dressed couple, William Marvin and wife, were arrested for hotel robberies after a jewelry laden satchel was found on Marvin. In Golden Colorado ranch foreman George T Sawyer was found dead in a pasture after a runaway team injured him. his body lay three days, frozen, nearby coyotes. The PuST Intelligencer changes hands to E G Hughes and Maurice McMiked for about 350000 dollars. Paola Kansas lawyer John C Sheridan dies after overwork and opposing railroads. Missouri Governor Stevens grants a thirty day respite to Kansas City killer Job Grant. Columbia calendar calendar and holiday travel deals round out the day’s notices.
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Sawyer
Veto
Markets 81 Wire A410ago Live Stock Highlights
Markets report from Caroago and Kansas City showing receipts and prices for cattle and calves heavy to 5 10c lower. natives steady to higher. hogs weak to lower with mixed prices. sheep and lambs steady. Grain notes include whet May futures and cash No 3 red winter wheat details with bids and cash basis near 9 April projections.
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Dac
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Texan Atetra
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