Peace or War Dilemma in Kentucky Governor to Decide
Louisville peace conference between seven Democrats and seven Republicans produced a six-provision agreement. Governor James B. Taylor will decide Tuesday night whether to ratify the pact, with officials including Gen Daniel Lindsay and T H Baker presenting the text. Provisions cover nonpartisan election boards, assembly moratorium, and immunity for Republican state guards.
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Kentucky Legislature in Lenmdien Rye Pursuit Session
A brief Kentucky legislature session met in Lenmdien Rye Pursuit under Governor Taylor's proclamation. Thirteen senators and thirty five representatives attended though Speaker Trimble was absent. Rep Retherun elected pro tem. George Faulkner became secretary pro tem. Resolutions honoring William Goeted were adopted and the House adjourned at noon Wednesday.
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Governor Taylor adjourns Kentucky Legislature to London
Governor W S Taylor issues a dramatic address from Frankfort announcing a legislative adjournment to convene in London on February 6. He cites a long series of unlawful acts, a recent tragedy, and urges calm, pledging full protection of life and property while seeking support from law abiding citizens.
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Louisville Becomes Temporary Capital for Kentucky Democrats
Democratic Governor Beckham and aides reach Louisville as Democratic lawmakers prepare to meet. Louisville to serve as executive and legislative headquarters while troops occupy Frankfort or until the state authority dispute is resolved, per Seelbach's Hotel conference plan.
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Debates On Philippine Policy Mark Senate and House Sessions
In the 96th Congress the Indian appropriation bill spurred wide public questions in the House and Senate. Aguinaldo’s account and Dewey’s reply triggered sharp exchanges over the Philippines. Senate clashes, Peters grews, and expansion debates highlighted a session defined by partisan rhetoric and constitutional arguments.
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Buller’s Camp Hardships Highlight Natal Stakes
A Morning Post summary of a Winston Churchill dispatch from Ketrmaritzburg describes General Buller facing a fortified Boer force of about 12,000 on favorable ground. Churchill argues for greater British numbers to break the position, noting potential heavy losses and the strategic center of gravity in Natal.
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Sudden Reinforcements Boost U S A D Resupply Effort
A sudden influx of American airlifted drivers and supply train units strengthens the U S A D effort with armored reinforcements. Military planners assign transport teams to secure routes and speed equipment to frontline positions amid ongoing operations.
Insurgent Attack Kills Six U S Troops in Manila Market
Report from Manila on Monday details an insurgent assault that left six American soldiers dead and two natives wounded. The clash occurred as rebels attacked near a bridge while escorting a cart column. a bridge was damaged and one cart plunged into a creek during the firefight.
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Insurgents Attack Fortified Forty-fifth Infantry Near Niac
In Manila on February 6 insurgents struck Major Shipton’s battalion of the Forty seventh Infantry in a fight around a large convent used as a fort. A major and a captain were wounded and a sergeant killed. Reinforcements sailed to support Shipton. casualties uncertain. A patrol near Macalet reported four missing men believed captured after an ambush that killed a corporal.
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Report of the Philippine Commission Recommends Home Rule
The President transmitted the first volume of the Philippine Commission report to Congress. It urges a U S style territorial government with home rule for towns and provinces, elected local officers, limited suffrage, and a cadre of high salary American advisers. It also rejects a British style protectorate and notes the islands’ strong democratic character.
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Fire tears through St Leonia business district destroying millions
A major fire in St Louis caused about 1 500 000 in damage as most of four blocks of buildings between Third and Sixth streets Franklin Avenue and Morgan Street burned in the retail section. No firefighters were killed nine ice department members were injured and several others were hurt though none of the injured were believed to be fatally hurt.
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WAR AGAINST SATAN Dr. Talmage urges reclaiming all church weapons
Dr. Talmage argues the church must reclaim tools and talents buried by indifference. He warns that infidelity seizes schools arts and presses and that believers must sharpen swords with grindstones from the world. The call is for laymen to join ministers, use all energy, and press forward to victory for Christ.
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Put Out Ze Lamps
A tiny boy defies his elders by demanding meat at supper and learns supper equals when lamps are lit. He tricks the maid Susan into dimming all lights with the plea, Susan, put out ze lamps, revealing a child’s view of grown up rules and life’s mysteries.
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The Timid Doll Scare In a Bedtime Tale
A five year old girl Helen on the third floor holds her timid doll’s hand as she fears foxes tigers robbers and burglars. Her sister both consoles and tells her mamma and sister are nearby while the doll clings to fear.
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