Golden's Evidence in Goebel Murder Trial in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt Kentucky March 36 Saturday the prosecution in the Goebel assassination case against Secretary of State Caleb Powers introduced its principal witness F F Wharton Golden of Knox county. Golden, a friend of Powers, testified about a planned conspiracy and named figures including Hamp Howard and John Powers. He described meetings, the selection of witnesses from Harlan and Laurel counties, and alleged discussions about killing Goebel to enforce political aims. The testimony indicated a broad plot involving mountain feudists and officials to influence the state government.
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Goebel
Wharton Golden
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State Powers
Davis
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Secretary Powers
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John Powers
Attorney Campbell
Weankfort
Howard
Catch Power
Perris Station
Laurel County
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Frankfort
Turing
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Yolden
Hatters
Calden
Ime
State House
Louisville
Dick Coombs
Campbell
Beattyville
Lee County
Caleb
John Pow
Hockersmith
Coombs
Wallace
Jit Wallace
Jon Powers
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John
Jebi Towers
Atbermey Amipe Bell
Walter Day
Baylor
Warning on Exposition Scams Amid Paris Entertainers
The article cautions visitors and locals about confidence schemes at the exposition in Paris. It cites swindling guides, fraudulent job promises, and foreign victims lured by advertising sharks. It notes hotel staff hiring desperate workers from New York with meager wages despite past earnings.
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Fashionaire
New York
Boer Forces Prepare for Long Fight as War Drags On
Desperate resistance described as Boer leaders vow to hold out for months. German and British actions noted with gunfire and troop movements near Pretoria. Intelligence suggests foreign intervention hoped to push terms toward independence, while American involvement is discussed as a possibility amid a tense global stance.
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Durkan
Great Britain
United States
Abess Wolmarens
Fisher
Weesels
Germany
Koroutsciedt
Prereria
Pretoria
Uhebe Furmas
Cuban Railroad Deal Eyed by Canadian Syndicate
A Canadian railway party led by Cana dian Purithe radiroad officials with directors McDougall and others is in Cuba inspecting lines to seek control of all Cuban railroad mileage. Secretary Hoot discussed the proposal with President Sheushnessy, aiming to extend lines through Che istatict regions, with plans for gas, liquids, and rapid transit improvements.
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Desident TG
Air Williem Vanilovio
Mateos
Lis
Hoot
Dod
Sheushnessy
Il Isn
Iitrond
Vielt
Nnderet
Che Istatict
State Treasurer’s Protest Suppressed Over Railroad Assessment
Iowa officials moved to suppress yearly protests by the state treasurer over railroad assessments. The meeting in Des Moines produced a governor’s resolution to raise the wardrood assessment above 40 million, while figures showed a reduction of 100,000 in the total assessment after new railroads were accounted for. The document expected to reveal the treasurer’s position and a response to a clerk’s challenges, amid political tension in the state house.
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Maidan
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Colmans
Warford
Tragedy at Cut-Off Lake: Boy Killed in Accident
Mireh 2h-While duck hunting at Cut-Off Lake with a school friend 17 year old Ralph Redman son of George A Redaud a livestock dealer of 620 South Twenty Fifth Avenue was instantly killed by accidental discharge of a shotgun. The gun fired as Redman reached for it. the body surfaced and was recovered by companion John Arnold. The coroner took charge and an inquest is likely.
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Daw
Ralphedna
George A. Redaud
South Twenty -Fifth Avenue
John Arnold
Tediain
Redman
Farnam School
Arnold
Weloelk
Fielm
Flammond
Hedin
Hinn
Pid
Duane el Te
Reduquai
Seventeenth
Cuming Streets
South
Goma
Federal court order tightens rail freight rules hearing set
Lincoln Neb March 27 state board of transportation meets to hear railroads on March 29 at 1 am regarding freight regulation compliance. Lines listed include Chicago Burlington Quincy Missouri Valley Sioux City and others with three more pending review. Attorneys Brayth dispute scope and timing while observers await final rulings and potential penalties.
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Fudge Munger
State Board of Transportation
Neiximunight Ratii
Corti
Creed Brayth
Tariff Fight Frights Puerto Rico Trade, Hopes, and Hunger
Alarming tariff legislation throttles trade in Puerto Rico as officials warn of economic collapse. A U.S. observer notes business paralysis, relief shipments, and growing poverty while U.S. and Spanish trade tensions linger. Congress debates relief powers amid calls to restore island commerce and end bottlenecks.
Many Women Will Vote In Cleveland Registration Set
Cleveland report shows unusually large registration among women as election year nears. Local officials note more women registering than in prior cycles, with broader participation expected in spring contests.
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Cleveland
Cheveland, O
Gomien
Abe Maber
Puerto Rico Labor Strikes Over Low Wages and Embargo
The first major strike since the American occupation began in February on Puerto Rico's Ponce Adjuntas Frade road ended with workers accepting 3 cents per hour after a march with flags and hammers. A second strike near Arecibo involved over 600 workers demanding 0 per day, as 40 to 40 cent rates sparked protests. authorities warned of no wage increases while island unemployment climbed. General Davis warned of widespread hunger and proposed continued relief.
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Maren
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Conraetor
Areciba
Rand
Central Construction Company of
New York
Cavernor
Davis
Puerto Lien
Washington
Powes Te Cha
Cuba
Governor Shaw voices view on territorial status in Congress debate
The piece reports Governor Shaw criticizing the Iowa lower house resolution and urging unity with the Senate on Puerto Rican questions. He argues territories lack constitutional rights except what Congress grants and supports the view that territories should accept Congress's provisions to settle constitutional interpretation. The text cites Daniel Webster themes about application of the Constitution to territories and asserts Puerta Rica's status as dictated by Congress.
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Taylor
Ldo
Senate
Guehel
Deyler
Golking
Powers
AL Ba Grange
Senmutor Libebet
Louisville
John
Caleb Powers
Wong
Derankfort
Cain
Campbell
Bee
Caleb
Elena Lua TV
Towa
Coloniea
Congress
Linc
Geliot
Towa Tegishiuare
I Resolutiae
Shaw
Tow
National Congress
Daniel Webster
United States
Tuerta Rica
Les
Mayor Jones Rejects Pipeline Sale Controversy
Cleveland mayor vows jail over a court ordered pipeline conveyance after the city sold the Municipal Natural Gas line to Kerlin Cross County. Purchasers threaten mandamus. Jones defends rights and promises not to convey public property. News notes a political angle about a potential nonpartisan congressional bid and a corruption scandal surrounding the pipeline sale valued at forty million dollars in iron pipe.
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Jalk
Toledo
Minneh
Kerlin Cross
Jones
Hatly
Dons
Congress
Schoel
Phere
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