Goebel Shot In Capitol Grounds In Frankfort Ky
William Goebel democratic governor hopeful of Kentucky is shot on capitol grounds in Frankfort. Mare land Whittaker of Butler county is arrested in Louisville on suspicion, denying guilt as police and doctors describe a dangerous wound near the right lung. Government officials denounce the act. troops are mobilized and Goebel is sworn in as governor with Beckham as lieutenant governor amid a tense political crisis.
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Frankfort
Capitol
William Goebel
Kentucky
Mareland Whittaker
Butler County
Saylor
Louisville
Whittaker
Mr. Goebel
Senate Chamber
Col
Jack Chinn
Eph Lillard
Frankford Penitentiary
Mr. Lillard
Goebel
Chinn
China
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Building
Lillard
BE. E. Hume
Capital Hotel
Dr. Hume
Gorbel
Uren
de. Wusme
Ncd
Brankfort
State Guard
Wiliam Goebel
Jd.c. W. Beckham
Hazlerigg
Court of Appeals
Goebel and Beckham
Goebel Condition Deteriorates in Illinois City
Special dispatch from Chicago reports Gov. Goebel growing weaker with a noon bulletin noting kidney failure and tissue breakdown. One physician warned that death could come soon despite a morning improvement.
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Daily News
Chicago
Goebel
Hilue
Woman Falls Into Hanover Cistern. Rescued After Half Hour
Mrs. Fred Mason Sr., 68, was drawing water from a kitchen cistern when a dizzy spell caused a fall into several feet of water. She clung to a lead pipe and kept head above water until neighbors and relatives freed her about 10:40 AM. She suffered shock and exposure and will be laid up for some time.
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Fred Mason
Hanover Street
Mason
Daniel Morey
Mars
Chas. Easterly
George Wright
Histery
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Digestive Aid
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant remedy for indigestion constipation sick headache and stomach troubles while noting it cannot cure insanity delirium tremens and other conditions. It claims the product is sold in trial 10c 50c and 1 boiten by A L Hinde nach druggist.
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Dr. Caldwell
A. L. Hindenach
Lawyers Fight On In Tekonsha Burglary Trial
Attorneys Tompkins and Price press to charge Gregory with burglary of Randall's Tekonsha store. Judge Smith installs court crier H. J. Peck after Walkinshaw's absence. numerous witnesses, lengthy jury deliberations, and protests by defense mark ongoing proceedings as Gregory's fate hinges on the verdict amid other court actions.
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Dan Shupe
People
Brooks
Mebus
Don Townsend
Susie Sumner
Cnase
Joe Gregory
Randall
Gregory
Lansing Journal of Monday
Monte Dillon
Onondaga
Calhoun County
Tekonsha
Ingham County
Paras
Porter
Calhoun
John, W. Randall
Tekousha
Jackson
Chris Puasel
J.B. Daniels
Chyrotee
Yertercury
Fred Rriegel
B.C. Doolittle
Tskonsha
Morris German
Girard
Price
Tompkins
Swithh
Sawyer’ Tompking
He People
Wmn
A. Rogers
the People
Lestiry Hudson
Walter
Gifford
John J. Roberts
Herz
Frank Allen
John Early
Wilbur E.snow
Sally Stillwell
G. A. Merrill
Kalamazoo
John Boyle
George Rosencrantz
Allen
Snow
Kalamazoo County
Boyle
Richland
Parkis Resigns as Poor Farm Keeper
W G Parkis resigned from his post as keeper of the poor farm after a committee report. He presented his resignation to Superintendent Walkinshaw around seven p m. The resignation was accepted on the spot with no written statement required. The contract allows a thirty day holdover to allow filling the position.
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W. G. Parkis
Parkis
Rejuvenated fire hose cart earns pride at station
Firemen and crews praised the freshly repainted hose cart kept at the engine house. Page Bros shop did the work, installing new springs and brightening the wagon formerly used from the roller mills. The old cart was out of commission and feared to be pressed into service in emergencies.
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Page Broa
Artisana
Much Wanted Woman Anna Lorning and Forger Sought
Anna Lorning described as a forger and Ernest Keith a nun impersonator were arrested at Goshen and taken to Battle Creek by Sheriff Williams and Under Sheriff Hamilton. She faces charges in five cities and is alleged to have forged twenty four checks on as many victims since December 22, 1899. Indian authorities had sought her before Hamilton secured custody.
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Anna Lorning
Ernest Keith
Wheroushead
Goshen
Battle Creek
Williams
Sherff Hailton
Hamilton
Cold Blooded Murder Probe Returns Man to Sapulpa
G N Howard brother of E J Howard of Conins investigated the murder of Andrew Howard shot by Peyton in late fall. Howard found widespread demand for Peyton's punishment in Sapulpa and a lynch mob was rumored. Peyton, a railroad man, fled to New Mexico as prosecutors for the railroad town resisted issuing a warrant. Howard returns to the city to stay the winter, employed by Fredman, the photographer.
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G. N. Howard
E. J. Howard
Conins
Sapulos
Andrew
Peyton
Howard
Sapulpa
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Donse
Fredman
Case Against McKinstry Over Christmas Liquor Sale
Justice Merrill faced the case of Joseph Ehrmann of the Union Hotel accusing Chas McKinstry of selling liquor on Christmas and other illegal days. The witness was absent, prompting dismissal and costs against McKinstry. Authorities seek a body execution for costs and possible county jail up to 90 days. McKinstry fled town, officers suspect spite against Ehrmann for alleged abuses.
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Joseph Ehrmann
Union Hotel
Chas. McKinstry
Justice Merrill
Hatch
Costa
McKinstry
Maccabees hold meeting as 31 applications join
The Maccabees accepted 31 new names handed in by rival sides during last night’s meeting, below the 47 of the prior week. Bad weather kept some applicants away, so the special dispensation was extended to next Tuesday. Initiation is planned for February 12 with a large class expected.
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Rolfe
Bennett
Farwell Company Seeks New Factory Location
The J. V. Farwell company of Chicago plans to relocate its large skirt and cloak factory to a county town near Benton Harbor or Marshall. About 500 workers, mostly women and girls, would move with the plant, aiming for a less metropolitan setting and potential local improvements before final decision.
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JV. Farwell Company
Chicago, Ave
J. V. Farwell Company
Chicago
Chcago
sOlué
Benton Harbor
Marshall
Improvement Society
Mrs Frank Munday Dead from Cancer at 42
Mrs Frank Munday aged 42 died after long illness from cancer at her home on West State Street Friday night. She leaves her husband and eight young children. Funeral service held Monday at the Catholic church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Community sympathy extended by The News.
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Frank Munday
Louwou West State Street
Conley Case Not Tried Over Lake Fishing Charge
John Conley of Convia faced a charge of resisting an officer in Justice Merrit’s court. The case was dismissed by default due to priority given to higher court matters. Testimony was deemed weak, and Conley, tied to recent Kinyon lake fishing arrests, has long held a solid reputation.
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John Conley
Convia
Merrit
Short
Hatch
Circuit Court
Mr. Hatch
Conley
Mr. Conley
Mr. Short
Kinyon Lake
Justice Merrill Proposes New Site for $20,000 High School
Justice Merrill endorses a new site for the upcoming $20,000 high school building. He prefers a block between Marshall Avenue and Exchange Street, just south of State Street, near the main street railway and two major roads. He envisions a commanding location with park views and a potential new city showplace.
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Justice Merrill
Mansion and
Madison Streets
G A. R. Hall
Marshall Avenue
Exchange Street
State Street
School Board
Merrill
Fredonia Farmers Club Meets for Dinner and Program
The Fredonia Farmers club met at W Puilman s Tuesday for dinner with members bringing dishes for their own families. The program included prayer roll call discussion and recitation led by Mrs N A Griff and others including Walter Ellis Winfred Puilman and Norman Ellis with Mr and Mrs Blue and Begole in attendance.
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Fredonia Farmer's Club
W. Puilman
N. A. Griff
Corlis
Walter Ellis
Bolow
Winfred Pulhman
W. A. Begole
Norman Ellis
Caught in the Storm and the Warning of Stomach Health
A seaport storm shows how a tiny bolt flaw can doom a ship’s rudder and lead to ruin. The piece uses the peril to urge readers to treat stomach and liver issues with Knox’s stomach tablets, offering postage paid samples from Battle Creek Michigan and a veterinary note about surgeon availability.
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North Atlantic
Knox
Knox Chemical Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Chinn and
State Office
John E. Miles
Miles
Gav. Taylor
Davis
Gen. Collier
John Davis
Capital Grounds
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Taylor
Adjt
Collier
T~ler
Beckham
House
Senate
Muzlerigg
Soo
Daniel Collier
John B. Castleman
Ges. Castleman
Gov. Goebel
Fred Mason, Sr
Moe
Gregory Ota
Rantall's
T Hy Poor Farm
Mr. Walkinehart
Moyx
Gosien
Andrew Howard
Mushand
the Daily News
Conta
Merril
Justice Merci
Fredonia Farmers
Farmer’s Club
W. Pullman
Callon W. M. Hovey
Stom Barn
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