Kentucky Governor Goebel Death Sparks Calm Demand
The report notes Gov William Goebel has died and urges Kentucky citizens to refrain from violence while honoring his memory. It also covers Senator Blackburn informing Gov Beekman and lawmakers that Governor Taylor may allow a peaceful session in Frankfort, with both parties returning to the capital.
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Kentucky
William Goebel
Frankfort
Blackburn
Quisville
Beekhim
Taylor
London
General Assembly
Collier
Louisville
Conference of Democrats and Republicans in Louisville
Representatives from both parties gather in Louisville Kentucky on February 5 to seek a peaceful settlement of ongoing disputes. Democratic leaders from Frankfort arrive as Republicans say a joint session will not occur before five o clock.
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Louisville
Frankfort
London
Taylor
Wikfort
Demonee
Covington
Goebel Dies. Kentucky Chief Magistrate Passes Saturday
Governor William Goebel is dead and Governor Kel died Saturday. Lieutenant Governor Beckham took the oath an hour later. Remains likely to be buried in Frankfort near the cemetery shaft honoring Kentucky dead. Funeral services to be held in Covington with a special train carrying the casket pallbearers and relatives. Remains to lie in state at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday morning.
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Kel
Vernor Beckham
Willian Goebel
Frankfort
Kreatney River
Daniel Boone
Eliam E. Goebel
Hichond Johson
Sever Kegrucky Eeverhers
Seld Artie and
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Blackburn
Backelford
Court Appeals
Lillard
Goebel
Famense
Kentucky
Covington
Legislative Committee
Court of Appeals
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tor
Arthur
Justus Goebel
Funeral arrangements and political turmoil in Kentucky
Governor Goebel’s death triggers large public viewings and a restrained, respectful funeral plan in Covington with a guard of honor and no monuments. Meanwhile Kentucky legislators flee Frankfort as Democrats consolidate in Louisville, aiming to shift government operations and coordinate with Governor Beckham amid warnings of unrest.
Brothers Die Together in Ashes at Portland Home
The remains of William and John Newton, wealthy bachelor brothers, were found in ashes at William Newton's Portland Indiana residence this morning. In the ruins lay bundles of papers stained with blood, suggesting foul play or a grim end.
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William
John Newton
Portland
Ind
Wiliam
Nighttime visitor ends in shooting at dairy farm
In Pana Illinois Fred Daller faced a masked intruder who fired a shot through a door after being admitted. no injuries reported while the visitor is described as widely known. Alderman Charles Martin travels to St Louis to confirm his son’s death, only to learn the body is not his son. a funeral plan is disrupted by a late claim of the survivor.
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Illinois
State
Pana
Ill
Fred Daller
Martin
Charles Martin
St. Louis
Chicago
Wenan
Illinois Editors Plan Central Illinois Editor Association
Editors from central Illinois gather in Oakland to form the Central Illinois Editor Association aiming to discuss rural newspapers consolidation and reduce burdens from press trusts and printing costs. Led by Int. Stanley of Lovington Reporter, the move gains rapid support among local papers.
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Perman Organizati Areola
Ims
Oakland
Ill
Central Ilinois
Central Illinois
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Aboet
Uctyve
Ams
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Man
Int. Stanley
Lovington Reporter
Northwestern college responds to defamation letter
A church meeting led by the presiding elder acknowledged that Mrs. Kiekhoefer authored a letter of alleged defamatory nature sent to Rev. W. A. Senurte of the college chapel. She was reprimanded at the gathering.
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Northwestern College
W. A. Senurte
Labor Crisis Stops City Building Projects In Chicago
Chicago February 5 Labor strife grips the city as 6,000 building trades workers are called out by the Building Trades council amid new rules. Carpenters and allied crews totaling 8,000 are set to walk out on Saturday, while 2,000 plumbers refuse to work today. Employers and unions clash over control threatening widespread stoppages.
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Chicago
Building Trades Council
Plumbers
Canal Treaty Signed Hay Pauncefote Agreement
The Hay Pauncefote treaty regarding the Nicaraguan canal was signed at the state department this morning. It permits the United States to construct a canal on the isthmus without British participation, ensures neutrality, openness, and freedom for all nations, and was sent to the White House and then to the senate.
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Washington
State Department
White House
Senate
Winsieh
Great Britain
United States
Bodies of Two Heroes Lie in State Across Cities
Fort Wayne Indiana reports Gen Lawton and Maj John A Logan bodies arriving with large civic military processions. Schools dismissed and business paused. Logan lay in state at Memorial hall in Chicago before moving to Youngstown. Also note Gen Averell death in Bath New York. Advertisement promises one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine showing price 24 cents.
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Logan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Gen. Lawton
Court House
Indiana
Chicago
Philippines
Maj
John A. Logan
Memorial Hall
Youngstown
Ohio
Vver
New York
William W. Averell
Bath
N. Y
E. W. Grove
Tugela Crossing Rumor Debunked Amid No Immediate Move
London reports from official sources deny any confirmation of Buller recrossing the Tugela and marching on Ladysmith. War Office indicates no immediate movement anticipated. Boer activity and fighting continue near Ladysmith and Zululand with various engagements and captures noted in dispatches.
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Associated Press
War Office
Buller
Tugela
Ladysmith
London
Durban
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