Goebel Still Lives But Taylor Keeps His Seat
Frantic Kentucky crisis as Goebel supporters and Taylor loyalists clash while militia guard the capitol. Talks with Goebel and Beckham side aim to settle via courts, not force. Troops pour in, adjutants feud over seating and supreme court venue, with Republicans pressing for separate Goebel election law compliance.
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Goebel
Taylor
Court of Appeals
Beckham
Marshall
Goeb
Edelen
Supreme Court
Washington
Kentucky
Fire destroys parish school in St. Louis
A deadly blaze at the parochial school of St. Lawrence O'Toole's Catholic parish on Fallon Street killed Sister Stanislaus and pupil Mary Foley. The four story building housed 200 pupils and twelve sisters. several others remained unaccounted as smoke halted escape and firemen recovered the bodies.
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Str. Louis
Stanislaus
Mary Poley
St. Lawrence O’toole
Mary Foley
Republicans Make Overtures for Peace
Frankfort February 1. Signs of a peaceful settlement appeared after Governor Goebel’s shooting though brief. T L Edelen Frankfort met with Democratic advisers to discuss an amicable adjustment and proposed submitting the rival Governors’ case to the Kentucky Court of Appeals for a likely ruling against Governor Taylor.
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Frankfort
Goebel
T. L. Edelen
Taylor
Capitol Hotel
Thy
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Unzelrigg
Tipsy Sailor Falls From Ship Onto Floating Ice
Louis W. Waage Norwegian sailor aboard the steamer Matilda fell overboard while climbing the side at Port Richmond. He clung to a floating cake of ice as it drifted down the river. Rescued and taken to St Marys Hospital his head showed multiple cuts but otherwise he was fine.
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Louis W. Waage
Matilda
Plier 11
Port Richmond
Wange
St. Mary's Hospital
James Price Held on Larceny Charges in Trolley Wire Theft
Atlantic City February 1. James Price held by Recorder Westcott on $500 bail for Grand Jury three counts of larceny. Copper bond wires were stolen from West Jersey and Seashore Railroad, crippling the trolley system. detectives Russell and Woodruff tracked the thief for two months and arrested Price.
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the Times
Atlantic City
James Price
Recorder Westcott
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company
Russell and Woodruff
Price
Hat saved his life as brick strikes worker
While helping to demolish a tall chimney at the United States Hotel on Pacific avenue today, William Connard of North Massachusetts avenue was struck on the head by a brick falling fifty feet. He was felled to the ground and taken to City Hospital with a severe scalp wound, his stiff derby saving him from death.
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Atlantic City
United States
Pacific Avenue
William Connard
Massachusetts Avenue
Connard
Iron price rise and varied local incidents reported
Across the wire brief, steel markets show iron rising ten or per ton amid dearness. Arthur Sewall, former Vice Presidential candidate, aboard the quarantined steamer Australia, spoke of his son. George Elchhorn jailed in Cumberland Md for death related to a work incident. A Muncie Indiana livery barn burned. Cecil Weekly fire damaged a venue with horses perished. scattered notes on an address at 2004 Franklin Avenue.
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Australia
Ome Gouriais
Arthur Sewall
Hkis Ge Adee
H. M. Sewsil
United States
George Elchhorn
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Peercay
Rank Swach
Swach
Elchhorn
Boor & Munshower
Muncie
Ind
Cecil
Franklinvenue, Bt
Ollua
Strause
Nies
Taggart School Loses Supervising Principal Amid Divorce Controversy
The Thirty-ninth Sectional School Board declared the Taggart School supervising principal H Lawrence Noble position vacant after finding he claimed Wyoming citizenship for six months and lived in Cheyenne. Noble, in Wyoming, has begun a divorce suit. details of his marriage and former agreements are recounted as the case unfolds.
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Thirty-ninth Sectional School Board
William Welsh
Thirteenth
Jackson Streets
John H. Taggart
Fifth
Porter Streets
H. Lawrence Noble
Noble
Peterson
Robert Twedale
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Harry Apel
Taggart School
Taggart
Pennsylvania navy chiefs tour Philadelphia shipyards
Acting Chairman Foss and naval committee inspect Cramp yard and other facilities, praising American shipbuilding. They tour battleships Maine Alabama and foreign vessels, discuss Pennsylvania as home of the new navy, and plan visits to Bethlehem steel, League Island, and Midvale works.
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Pennsylvania
Foss
Congressional Naval Committee
Washington
Philadelphia
Cramps
Mammoth Stone
League Island Navy Yard
J Hampton Moore
Henry W. Cramp
Kensington
Maine
Alabama
United States
Retyizan
Variag
George E. Foss
House Naval Committee
George &. Boutelle
Times
England
France
Germany
Cramp
Newport News
Roach
Chester
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dolphin
Brooklyn
New York
Columbia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Iowa
Bethlehem Steel Works
League Island
Midvale
Naval Committee
Carnegie Steel Plant
Homestead
Illinois
Alston D. Dayton
West Virginia
Henry €. Loudensinger
New Jersey
Thomas S
Butler
R. B. Lawley
Texas
James Ae Watson
Victor H
California
Jobo
Rixey
W. W. Kitchin
Carolina
Sydney Mudd
S D. Vanderveer
Uaaps
Adelph Never
Louisiana
Charles
Naval Committee Chief Hails Visit to Pennsylvania Navy Housing
Acting chairman of the naval committee highlights the outcome of a visit to Pennsylvania Navy housing facilities. He emphasizes progress and potential improvements in new naval home developments. Local officials and sailors observed the tour and discussed future projects.
Brief Bits by Cable Advices to London
A cryptic note appears with fragmented phrases about a date and age, suggesting a terse cable update or advisory. The legible items reference a gate, a mare, and a tie between two unknown parties, with no clear action or outcome.
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London
Samoa
Remarkable Overcoat Sale With Deep Reductions
Large fall and winter overcoat sale offers coats priced from 6 50 to 12 with reductions up to half. All coats are new season, all wool, with Italian linings and velvet collars. Various styles include Chesterfield Frieze Oxford Kersey and Fur Beaver options. mens, boys’ coats, reefers and Ulsters reduced across the board.
Wanamaker Southwest Corner Estate Plans Unveiled
Property at the southwest corner of Twelfth and Market Streets is highlighted in Wanamaker plans detailing development potential and nearby civic context. The notice outlines anticipated improvements and access considerations for the site.
Costumes and Garments Sale at Perry 4, Chestnut Street
A crowded sale offers Ulsters from 12 to 30 dollars, Dressy Paddocks 15 to 38, Raglan coats 20 to 30, Overcoats 7.50 to 0, suits from 30 dollars, trousers from 2 dollars. Patterned garments claim best results and cheap pricing with a short term sale at 1530 Chestnut Street.
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Perry
Chestnut Street
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Andrew Mack
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R. O. Moon
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