Taylor's decision sparks Frankfort showdown in 1900s Kentucky
The Frankfort scene sees Governor Taylor refusing to sign the Louisville agreement after a chaotic assembly. Republicans, including Senator Kirk and Representative Johnson, return to form a political clash as troops are ordered to guard the Capitol. Beckham plans to continue sessions in London while Democrats weigh moving to Frankfort. The crisis centers on Goebel’s disputed governorship and the legality of Taylor’s adjournment proclamation.
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Frankfort
Kirk and Johnson
Lewis
Assembly
Goebel
Gov
Taylor
Lowville
Legislative Hall
General Assembly
London
Bankfort
Kentucky
Nome
Col. Williams
Long
Kresting
Guy. Taylor
Louisville
Capitol
Meluse
Bonisville
Beckham
Gov. Beckham
Arced Wen
Republic
Ans
Govaylor
John Marshall
H. Carter
Senate
Taft
Covington
Newport
Lexington
Morgantown
Capitol Square
Stiles arraigned in New York court on estate embezzlement
William H. Stiles, 74, arrested in South Bend and brought to New York, was arraigned in the court of general sessions and committed to the Tombs on bail of 7560. He is charged by Esther A. Thomas with misappropriating 38000 from the estate of Samuel Tialsted, deceased, while acting as coexecutor with Mrs. Thomas Stiles, who had been away from the city. Victoria BC moves to repeal law excluding placers. Col R W Thompson's funeral set for Monday in Terre Haute.
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James B. Brown
Hudson County
Jersey City
Gebhaert
Hoboken
Juarez
Mexico
James Walcher
Cal
John Stone
Kingfisher
O. T
Amiganes
Birmingham
England
Norby Clarke
Cairo
Khartoum
Arthur GM
Tiawan
Tae Yana
Vana
Post Office Department
Bartlett Wooley
Dixon
van Cleave
Wooley
John Collins
New York Cotton Exchange
Clyde
Odessa
United States
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Torres
Benjamin Royce
Dixie
Wash
Frank Royce
Weary Ball
New York
William H. Stiles
South Bend
Ind
Court of General Sessions
Stiles
Esther A. Thomas
Samuel Tialsted
Thomas
Thomas Stiles
Jury Finds Molineux Guilty of First Degree Murder
In New York on February 12, after a lengthy trial that began November 14, 1899, Roland B. Molineux was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the December 29, 1898 poisoning of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams. The verdict capped a high profile, costly case that featured dramatic courtroom reactions, a large crowd, and extensive testimony. The judge postponed sentence to February 16 pending motions.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Bartow
Weeks
Recorder Golf
Molineux
Gen
Leslie
Gen. Molineux
Ireland
Burnham Molineux
Harry Cornish
New York County
Imate
Mary Alice Livingstore Fleming
Lincoln Birthday Observed In City Schools
Observance of Lincoln's birthday took place in all city schools with proper exercises. The Central school building hosted the best entertainment from Mies Geer's and Misa Rae's pupils. A three act play In Old Virginia featured Marjorie Mitchell as Aunt and Louise Hollon as Marjorie with Joe Graham as Max.
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Lincoln
Mies Geer
Misa Rae
Old
Virginia
Marjorie Mitchell
Louise Hollon
Marjorie
Joe Graham
Max
George
Martha Washington
Epworth League Met Hosts Valentine Party at Simons Home
The Epworth League of the M. B. church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. W. R. Simons home at Mangton street and Marshall ave. A Valentine theme spread through decor and a musical program. Mrs. Simons and Miss Carlotta Cook played a piano violin duet. Miss Ethel Freed read How the Revival Came About. Prize paper hearts added game fun with winner receiving a heart shaped bonbon box.
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Epworth League Society
M. Bi. Church
W. R. Simons
Mangton Street
Marshall Ave
Carlotta Cook
Ethel Freed
M. B. Sherman
League
Mrs. Simons
Midwinter Meeting of Calhoun County Teachers at Albion
The Calhoun County Teachers Association held a well attended midwinter meeting in Albion college chapel. Miss Lillian Smyth spoke on Busy Work for Primary Grades and Principal R S Garwood discussed School Hygiene. State Superintendent Hammond gave A Decade of Education in Michigan as the session's address. Music featured a prominent calisthenic drill by first grade pupils under Miss Mae Swartwout.
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Calhoun County Teachers Association
College Chapel
Albion
Marshall
Lillian Smyth
R. 5. Garwood
Garwood
Hammond
Michigan
Mae Swartwout
Albioni
Billy's Bull No 2 Ends Calm Shipment Tale
Our old friend Billy Hindernach faced a second bull meat consignment described as less troublesome. The bull behaved with gentlemanly Chesterfield manners, unlike the previous cranky shipment. Bill notes he is not running a stock farm, and the bull was loaded directly from the car into John 8. Stout's wagon for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hindernach
Chesterfieldiau
Page
Express
Bill
Bull
Ite Consignes
John 8. Stout
Remarkable Gift Promotes Free Medical Testing by Dr Miles
A physician offers free medicine and tests of Dr Miles Personal Treatment, enabling thousands with nerve, brain, heart, liver or stomach diseases to be treated at no charge. The appeal cites hundreds of endorsements from bishops, ministers, and farmers, and notes cures of previously deemed incurable. Endorsers include Rev William M Bell of Dayton and others who credit Miles with skill and scientific progress.
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Miles
Wm. M. Bell
Dayton
Ohio
The
Sunday School Union
Julius Keister
Michigan Ave
Chicago
FF. Feld
Curtis St
Grand Rapids
Lizzie Renfrew
Wedington
Ark
W. AL. Warren
Jamestown
N. Y
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State St
Dismissal of Walz Case After Weak Prosecution
Prosecutor Hateh withdrew charges against Jack Walz for disturbing the peace after a brief arraignment before Justice Merrill Batunday. Two witnesses testified, two other pending charges were dismissed, jurors served for a short session, and the court closed by mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walz
Merrill Batunday
EK. J. Dennison
John Roe
I. N. Smalley
A. McRoberts
John Reese
James Rapsher
Chris Lingher
Frank Heiney
Tom Shepherd
Jack
Double Wedding Set at German Lutheran Church This Month
The German Lutheran church will host a four wedding ceremony on a single day this month. Participants include John Hayner of the Royal and Miss Mary Walters, and John Walters with Miss Rose Wetmore of Cougins township. Each couple plans a festive celebration with customary eclat. Also included is an obituary and card of thanks from Hillsdale Leader for Traac Jones born December 15 1839 died June 29 1900. Friends and relatives are noted with condolences and gratitude for support.
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Bart Kelleher
Heidenrich
John Hayner
The
Royal
Mary Walters
John Walters
Rose Wetmore
Cougins
John
Newa
Julius
Hillsdale Leader
Traac Jones
Schoharie County
New York
Fayette
Hillsdale County
Ellen Osgood
Millie Robinson
Edward Janes
Marshall
M.R. Hull
Lainesbury
Fy, RB
Jonesville Cemetery
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Caplini
Gav
Todd
Caleb Powers
Huadson Thatcher
Russia
Honolulula
New Tjeracy
Netherlands
Germany
South Africa
Oer
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Austria-Hungary
Tiertah Brown
West
Anaconda
Mont
Walter Kennedy
Boston
Richter
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Legistature
Terre Haute
Col
R. W. Thompson
Manna Heltetuens
Isis
Somebady
Molineus
Carl
Molieux
Moulineux
Moulineux Arrived At the Prison About 8:30 Oelowk
Tiffin
Orpha Sheets
Claude Tuttle
Green Springs
Lincolln
Minn Geer
Minn Rae
Epworth
Mra. Shaan
Calhoun County Teachers’ Association
Billy's Bull No
Franklin Miles M. D. LY
Hateh
Case
Harry
Minti Janes
Hevwago Janes
Georgia Daccert
Jennie A. Raymond Heie
Eden
Shera
Pilgrim
Green Street
T. Shanahan
EL Primo DE Cuba
Diana’s Chase
ATR
Putin
Co. TI. Smith, Marshall, Mich
W. H. Durkee
Practical Tinsmith
Leedle Bros
Niagara Falls
Breigh
Grant Rapids
Kalanazoo
EABR
Ilan
Grand Rapids and
York
Spec
O.W. Ruggles G. P
T. A
CE. Gifford
Ticket Agt
Ihe Gincantt A. Wy Loscalena
Fisae Lowe
Mail
Expres
O. M. Schindler
Pasg
Toleta
AH. Anson
High School
Grutard
Southwestern Michigan
Orato
Lohr
Battle Creek
Ogldwater
Union City
Dowagiac
Hastings
Allegan
Plainwell
Joseph
A. J. Robinson
Box
Dr.n. B. Sherman
Hart's
Brewer's
Reiny Corner
Madmen Ht
Baly
F. G. Powers
Welch Blook
Marshall, Migh
J. P. Hupparn
J. W. Lester
Kaprevaman
Greane
Adingatore
Puons
W. Fi. Rowland
Dentisi
Grace Bros’. Grocery
Shepherd’s
Arket
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