Republicans in Kentucky Legislature Move Toward London
Report from Prankforw dated February 3 notes Republican members plan a London caucus at the courthouse to organize the legislature. Aims include arresting enough Democrats to form a quorum and elect legislative officers and Governor Bradley to the U.S. Senate, signaling a major political clash and possible federal intervention. Rural and campaign activity shift as Republicans depart toward London amid tense preparations.
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Bradley
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Alon
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Liandon
Anne Hey
Taylor
Mme Deli
Gotig
Governor Taylor Enjoined Over Legislature Move
Judge Cantrell in Miccioult court grants temporary restraining order against Governor Taylor, blocking interference with relocating the legislature from Frankfort to London. Order set to last until February 6, with permanent injunction hearing planned at Georgetown. No attorneys appeared for the defendant. judge cautions on enforcing the order amid public tension.
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Cantrell
Miccioult Court
Rantech
Taylor
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Georgetown
Frankfort
Vask
Senator Hickburn Urges Peace Upon Arrival
Frankfort Feb 3 United States Senator Elrod Hickburn arrived from Washington urging the necessity of preserving peace, saying calm diplomacy is essential to national stability and safety.
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Frankfort
United States
Elrod Hickburn
Washington
Deboe Urges Taylor to Allow Kentucky Legislature Meeting
Washington reports Senator W Deboe of Kentucky telegraphed to Taylor at Frankfort advising him to permit the state legislature to meet at that capital. The message emphasizes arranging for the session location and timing.
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Washington
W Deboe
Kentucky
Taylor
Prankfort
Fractured Kentucky Democrat Party Crisis Report
Fragmented reports describe a Kentucky Democratic party dispute with secret sessions in a hotel parlor. Governor Willian Garhet and Lieutenant Governor J C Beckham faced division, while Senate President pro tem Carter was chosen amid caucus maneuvering. The stalemate continued with limited public details and a looming political upheaval.
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Lyons
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Lend Tien
Goebel sinks toward end as conditions worsen
Goebel suffers a severe sinking spell this morning and grows weaker. Despite stimulants he remains restless and fading, with doctors moving to keep him alive until his brother arrives. By 3:45 p m doctors abandon hope as the end is near within hours. Also notes bank suspension in Ontario and the death of Thomas Lewis at age 92 in Kansas City.
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Hume
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Mould of Jellied Meat From Colonial Cookbook
A detailed method from N. S. Tribune on shaping jellied meat using a beef stock and vegetables. It covers boiling beef, deboning, straining stock, simmering with tomato and herbs, moulding in a Boston brown bread form, pressing for 24 hours, and serving with tartar or mustard sauce. Includes garnish and optional caramel for browning the jelly.
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Paraley
N. S. Tribune
Figs Go to Court in Odd Trial Over Wholesomeness
An English solicitor defends a fruit broker in a $100 suit seeking return for figs claimed not wholesome. The judge probes an edible experiment as the broker weighs risking the case with a dramatic offer amid cross talk and a tense courtroom atmosphere. Kansas City trip details follow for a Paderewski concert special rate and potential extra train.
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Wright first witness in Clark bribery inquiry
Washington February 3 L L Wright a Missoula watchmaker testified he was paid to sign an affidavit and to testify against Rep Jaqueth in the Clark bribery case. He admitted receiving 200 for signing and 150 for sworn testimony, and 1000 for later statements. The affidavit alleged broad bribery involving A J Steele and others as well as favors for Senator Clark. Wright claimed the document aimed to publicly sensationalize corruption. The session also covered Indian appropriation debates and a bill for tribal school funding.
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Myers
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Aly
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Washlogin
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Waashlogtoo
Indian Appropriation Bill Grants Haskell and Kickapoo Funds
Washington February 3 The Indian appropriation bill just passed the house allocates 117000 for Haskell and 815700 for the Kickapoo school. The measure covers various tribal needs and allocates funds requested by the agencies.
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Houwe
Opening Hemp Portt From Kobbe Report in Manila Campaign
Col Mobbe reports rapid progress in opening hemp ports inland south of Luzon. General Kobbe commands the expedition to Samar and Leyte, with captures of key towns and hemp stores. In Tacloban a clash leaves ten insurgents dead and five American cannon and crews captured.
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Siamear
Leyte
Tacloban
TOTHY TO SETTLE IT CATTLEMEN MEET RAILROADS IN TOPEKA
Gov STANLEY seeks an understanding between cattlemen lumbermen and Kansas railroads via conference to address livestock shipping rate hikes. Rail officials will set meeting dates. Also reports involve a court decree to determine debt on the Kansas City Pittsburgh Gulf railroad property and a federal inquiry into the Martindale property sale.
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Topeka
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Noor
FPF. & G. Bale
United States
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Thayer
United States Circuit Court
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New York
Kansas City, Pittaborg & Gulf Railroad Company
Yaqui War Report: Gen Torres Killed in Battle
Dispatch from Guaymas reports General Lorenzo Torres killed in the Bacatete mountains during the Yaqui war. Unconfirmed reports say 89 Mexicans dead, 210 wounded, and 9 Yaquis plus women and children captured. Battle on January 27 involved 2000 Mestizos and 3000 Yaquis near Guaymas.
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Bisbee
A.T
Guaymas
Lorenzo Torres
Bacatete
Eloety
Fragmented early 1900s vices and political briefings
A garbled news slice reports on House and Senate votes over state appointments, including a rejected nomination for a state printer, hints at reform moves, a Kansas City crime incident with a pistol hold up, Santa Fe earnings trends, and scattered notices from Topeka and Leavenworth about seeds, farms, and press operations.
War reports indicate fighting near Ladysmith intensifies
London reports a renewed British push toward Ladysmith with Tugela activity and possible engagement yesterday. Dispatches claim Boer losses around 1,100 killed and 600 wounded last week as besieging forces appear diminished.
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Fragmented text about wars and movements across regions
The passage presents garbled references to Boer movements, French attacks, militias, and various leaders amid a disrupted war narrative. It mentions battles, tides of conflict, and scattered place names, suggesting a historical military reporting fragment with unclear chronology and numerous OCR errors.
Spenger Wilkinson's Idea in Morning Post Poda to Principles
Fragmented OCR text criticizes Boer War era policies and civil rights to crush dissent. Mentions Boer power, citizens, and military actions as threats to governance. Reads like a dissenting editorial arguing for caution and constitutional limits amid wartime pressure.
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Hinson
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Morning Post
Momstituine
Grik
Etna
President Steyn Speech in Britain Warns of Unity in Defiance
A garbled account reports President Steyn addressing British burghers urging united resistance against the Miikanders. He condemns barbarian footing and calls for Christians to strive together for life and the race, insisting God foresees victory.
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Bodalon
Terenas
Provisions Scarce As War Strains Home Front
During the shortages, Mafehing and Bebo I. vitians report scarce oats and supplies for horses, tinned milk and matches commandeered, liquor tight, and hospital work pressed by Lady Sarah Wilson as shellfire disruptions persist.
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Post game violence shocks Burlington crowd
Feb 8. Dr Frank Davie was shot and killed at Hall's Sum near Burlington during a card game dispute. Frederick Denhart wounded and arrested as participants Deohart and 0 Hall were briefly detained. Davie's relatives live in Wallaville.
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Denhart
Tne
Pretty bride learns to punch to scare off robber
A Chicago Tribune tale recounts a fearful wife who fears robbers and, urged by her husband, trains in self defense. That night a man approaches and the bride deploys a swift, decisive punch, sending the intruder fleeing as she heads home in a panic.
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Chicago Tribune
Golf Girl and Soldiers At Presidio Course
In San Francisco at the Presidio women’s golf tournament soldiers drill nearby. A pair of players halted to request removal of troops so the three pewter mugs contest could proceed, Maj. Gen. Miles ordering the soldiers to move. The incident caps a tale of golf, danger, and military presence. The piece blends other scattered international notes and a reflective, speculative line about religious crusade.
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Presidio
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Gen. Miles
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Desirable Ohio Street and Vermont Street Building Lots
Describes desirable building lots on Ohio Street in South Lawrence and Vermont Street. Highlights include closeness to the University and transportation, with the Ohio Street lots offered cheaper than acre property and suitable for residence or business use.
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Markets Report From Ames City Grain and Live Stock
Market notes show prices and receipts for grain and livestock in Ames City. Cattle and hogs steady to weak with mixed quality and varied demand. dairy products and Creamery signals mixed trade. buyers and sellers adjust as February deliveries trend.
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