Goebel Better Evidence Against Whittaker
Goebel showed small improvement this morning while doctors described him as a very ill man. Constable Harrod says Whittaker, en route to Louisville, claimed he had $3,000 at home and $5 in his pockets to buy his release and avoid capture. A report notes Taylor’s plan to meet the legislature in London and mentions mass Republican departures and security measures at the capitol.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Welon
Unisbour
Harrod
Harland Whittaker
Aggagsta
Louisville
Hay
Warrod
Whitaker
Locsville
Tsoize
London
Yarberry
Doagina Hayes
Taylor
Hayes
Kuptucky
Iri
Bayer
Kentucky Delegation Urges Peace in Election Controversy
A Kentucky delegation led by Senator Hinckbure urged the president to resist federal interference in the Kentucky governor contest. They argued for a lawful, orderly settlement by the people and said they would stand by the law if courts decide the outcome. Blackburn called the interview satisfactory and the group warned against violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky
Eliot Hinckbure
Penn
Blackburn
Tater
Taylor
President Declines Federal Intervention in Kentucky Crisis
After a cabinet meeting the president said no cause exists yet for national government intervention in Kentucky. Some delegation members will travel to Kentucky. Blackburn left this afternoon while Senator Lindsay stayed briefly with the president after the delegation departed. The president stated he will not meddle, reinforcing the governor's authority.
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Kentucky
Blackurn
Senator Lindsay
Washington
Taylor
Baltimore
Chicago Times- Herald
Signs of Peace and Political Talks in Kentucky Era
Fire at McElroy Furniture store in Youngstown causes heavy losses, with McElroy and Euwer each at 100000 and McKelvey at 200000. other firms hit including Scott and Jones. Talks at Frankfort about Governor Taylor and rivals explore state court and U.S. Supreme Court avenues for resolution. Nearby reports cover Allen resolution, a Kentucky assassination claim, and various national notes.
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Youngstown
McElroy Furniture Company
Tod. N. Euwer and Son
G. M. McKelvey and Company
McElroy and Euwer
McKelvey
Scott and Jones
Controversy Over Paris Naval Exhibit Models
Naval officials and American commissioners clash over miniature ship models bound for the Paris exhibition. The models, built at the Washington navy yard at about $5,000 each, are exact scale reproductions of warships. All but the Olympia model have shipped. Allen refuses to part with it, creating a dispute that may involve Secretary Long to resolve.
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T'aris Expanition
Washington
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
United States
Paris
Connissitiors
Olympia
Allen
AL. Allen
Long
Oedtecti Navy
Telephone system described for New York area
A historical article outlines a potential telephone network in New York City and nearby areas. It describes a central battery telephony system using wired connections, vibrational signals, and step by step transmitter receivers to link subscribers across the city.
Nebraska Demand for Westward Army Supplies Debate
Residents of Omaha argue that five key army supplies used in the west should be accessible to western buyers to compete with eastern markets. Senator Thurston backs the measure, aiming to authorize a new bureau in Omaha. Also notes on microbes in beards and Britain’s wartime cost emerging from the era.
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Serutar Thusiow
Nebraska
le Faye
Marien
Omaha
Ouaha
Thurston
Becon Herded Home Rule for Philippines Proposed
A Philippine commission report to the president favors home rule in local Philippine affairs. It envisions self‑governing towns and counties with educated or property qualifications for suffrage and a small American advisory body, with no permanent American officials in office.
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New York
Philippine Commission
Luczon
Visayan Islands
atZonce
Younger English Sins and the Rise of Noble Sons
A fragment reflecting on how younger sons of English nobility secure futures via military service church or professions, citing Lord Salisbury as an example. Notes that many nobles’ younger offspring train at Oxford or Cambridge, seek roles in public life, or pursue careers while sharing the burdens of estates and war.
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Oxford
Crete
South Africa
Earth
Barenet Hive
Yorkwo Brothers
Automobile Patrol Wagon Pioneers In Akron
The city unveils an automobile patrol wagon built by Akron with a top speed from six to twenty miles an hour and weight of 5.50 pounds. Officials estimate it will pay for itself in three years through reduced feed bills and expenses compared to the old wagon. A county chair claims a brush with danger as a mine shaft cave-in near the day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Police
Pateat
Gite
Akron
Sabi Ig
England Relieved By Buller Move Rumors in London
London reports relief over possible Buller advancement and relief of Ladysmith with cheerful mood amid unconfirmed accounts. War Office denies knowledge of the move while Wales makes farewell talk and authorities prepare for further Volunteer withdrawals ahead of December.
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Londons
Duller
Udulialien
Whca
London
Tugsia
Uandonald
Buller
Ladysmith
Luis Marting
Wales Loppudttd Atd
Cape
Fragmented Neared Text From Natal Situation
A garbled OCR style fragment describes a volatile situation in Natal with references to entities and places, mentioning Veeterhims, Phot, Bianee ney tia, and Pde eames. The text hints at protests or control attempts and mentions potential events in Vine, Ladle, and Cape Peano, but specifics are unclear due to distorted wording.
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Berks Iit
Ieee
Gelveniers
Leva
Arbitration Demand Amid Internal Disputes Cited
A terse note outlines a push for arbitration involving Tat Yeoh and Med Sh in a disputed matter. The document mentions parties and a request for mediation, referencing a letter or oath and some affiliations with AFM and Loft Byrne. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Byrne
British in South Africa Surpasses Previous Military Feats
In the House of Commons a startling estimate shows Britain to deploy 212,000 regulars and volunteers to South Africa within a fortnight, including 7,000 Canadians and Australians and 25,000 South African volunteers. only about 80,000 are at the front with transport and supply issues delaying engagement.
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Tuunson
Fil
Wyndian
House of Commons
Great Britain
South Africa
Leyond
Britain
Wellington
Waterloo
Lodysmith
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Military and trade notes from distant lands in hard times
Reports describe strain in Cape Colony as garrisons hold Ladysmith and tension grows over reinforcements. Casualty tallies rise while depictions of American export color preferences and German labor views reveal global economic and military concerns shaping policy decisions.
The Long Skirt Debate in 19th Century Street Scene
A garbled narrative describes a city street incident where a woman in a long skirt struggles with a pocketbook and fabric, leading to an awkward sight as she steps from a car and adjusts her dress. The scene reflects era norms and gendered attire while a judge and various local officials are listed amid the confusion.
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Sen Roth
Wlecas
Desirable Ohio Street Lots in Prime Location
Prime building lots on Ohio Street and South Lawrence offer the choicest town locations. Vermont Street loft area described as an excellent site for residences or business. Accessible transportation, proximity to the University, and attractive pricing noted.
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South Lawrence
Vermont Atreet
Markets by wire grain and livestock notes
Market reports from Chicago and other centers show bids and receipts across grains dairy and livestock. Wheat corn oats and mixed feeds list cash prices and futures with May June July positions, while cattle calves hogs and sheep receipts outline price ranges and steady to higher moves.
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Little Rock
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X. Tucker
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J.D. Bowernock
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O. E. Learnard
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